So you know it’s real..

[NachitenRemix]

I mean, he waited the exact amount to make it sound like 4 beats of silence, brilliant

[Seeds-Of-The-Wayside]

At least he didn't lose the beat. That's super important

[TommyCosta]

Amazing that you even share your mistakes. A true humble man. God bless you

[juanroberts]

I like a pause of silence before the beat kicks in anyway. I think it hits harder.

[Phantxm_rl]

When u dont study for an exam and you pass somehow

[AExtraSauce]

Imagine.. being so fire at improving that every thing seemed like part of the set 😂😂

[ebselectronics]

bro had a beat grid in his head and was able to restart the song perfectly 😆

[sirfizz]

For all the DJs in the house, witnessing this moment must have been like jazz players seeing someone play an unintended note and then brilliantly make it all seem just right...

[-_______________________.___]

your visuals guys really have their shit together tho

[sqorb]

I would’ve fuckin passed out if I heard that shit live. That’s some serious flow mode ninja stuff. Bravo!

[dontbejay]

Ok, but why did I watch this 50 times? Good sh!t.

[luke]

Dudes a beast, he counted another 4 beats in his head, which is how he perfectly saved it. I wouldn't have even noticed in the crowd that he messed up. Dude is a actual beast

[irVz]

I can't help but smile when he starts dancing about the place knowing he really saved himself🤭

[gregbraunlin]

That wasn’t a fail. That was mastery. That was alchemy.

[CLUBTEK...]

For those of you who are wondering what song he just performed,
The song is "Tribesman" -By Solardo, He played it in a way that he essentially created his own buildup, and then missed the timing by an accidentally perfect amount, only to drop an absolute Banger of a track!

[ParisOEllinas]

The light jockey on the right is like "Why you're fucking with me bro" 😂

[avve]

So beautiful to see a skilled DJ mixing for real! Great save.

[jaconova]

Hey James you are too young to know this probably, but in the early 2000's there was this hit called Lazy by David Byrne. Top progressive Dj's were spinning the Normal Cook remix mostly). The song lyrics has the word stop at some point, and quickly djs found out they could stop the turntable at that same moment (stop sounded slurred down of course by doing that). It gave a very similar effect you achieved here (1 bar of silence or so). Your skills and tweaking on the decks remind me of Jamez Zabiela. I'm a boomer that's why I mention all this classic djs haha).

[Revoic]

Big up to the VDJ, who drop the lights perfect <3

[djcar]

The crowed never knows. LOL!!! But it's because he knows his craft. Great work DJ.