Human Beatbox is a vocal percussion technique where individuals create rhythmic sounds and beats using their mouths, lips, and vocal cords. This art form mimics various musical instruments, such as drums and turntables, allowing performers to produce complex rhythms and melodies without any external equipment. Originating in the hip-hop culture of the 1980s, human beatboxing has gained popularity worldwide. Notable beatboxers, like Rahzel and Beardyman, have showcased the versatility of this skill, often incorporating it into live performances and competitions. Beatboxing continues to evolve, blending with different music genres and inspiring new generations of artists.