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Watch: DJ RENA Drops Exclusive Routine for DJcityTV

DJ RENA, the 2017 DMC World Champion, has dropped a highly technical routine for DJcityTV. In his routine, RENA showcases the skills which led him to become the youngest ever to win the DMC World Finals.

The 15-year-old Japanese turntablist has a number of battle wins to his name. He is the 2018 Kame World Classic champion and the 2019 IDA World Show Category vice-champion as part of Superbeast DJs with his partner K-Swizz.

Tracklist:

1. The Black Eyed Peas ft. Nas- BACK 2 HIPHOP
2. Nas – Nas Is Like
3. Kanye West – All Of The Lights
4. Shy FX – Carnival Culture
5. Dead Prez – Hip Hop
6. House Of Pain – Jump Around
7. RUN DMC – It’s Tricky

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13-Year-Old DJ RENA Wins Kame World Classic DJ Competition

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DJ RENA at the Kame World Classic DJ competition in Auckland, New Zealand. (Credit: Grantis 13 Photography)

13-year-old DJ RENA was crowned the champion of the inaugural Kame World Classic DJ competition on Saturday. The battle’s Triple Threat Final took place at the Mercury Theatre in Auckland, New Zealand.

RENA’s win comes just five months after he became the youngest DJ to win the DMC World Championship at 12 years old in October.

The Japanese turntablist squared off against his countryman DJ Fummy and Denmark’s Graded in what was a thrilling three-round final. Each DJ threw down three impressive routines, but in the end, judges Total Eclipse, Vekked, and DJ Brace felt RENA did enough to win. Fummy and Graded took home second and third place respectively.

Also competing in the battle was 14-year-old New Zealand native and current IDA World DJ Champion, DJ K-Swizz. He took fourth place while Brazil’s Erick Jay (5th) and Nedu Lopes (6th) rounded out the top six.

The Kame World Classic is a worldwide DJ competition based out of New Zealand. The event began with six online regional battles held in Asia, Australia, Europe, New Zealand, North America, and South America. The top two DJs from each region were invited to compete in the world final.

Sponsors for the battle included DJcity, Serato, Numark, Akai, and Soundswitch.

Watch the Triple Threat Final below.

Related: DJ RENA Wins DMC World Championship at 12 Years Old

DJ RENA Wins DMC World Championship at 12 Years Old

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DJ RENA at the DMC World Championship in London. (Photo source: Instagram)

Twenty years after 15-year-old A-Trak became the youngest DJ to win the DMC World Championship, 12-year-old DJ RENA took the crown in London on Sunday.

The Japanese turntablist beat Frenchman DJ Skillz and New Zealander and current DMC Online Champion DJ Spell who placed second and third, respectively. RENA’s win marks the second year running that a Japanese DJ has triumphed in the battle. DJ Yuto won in 2016.

The DMC World Supremacy title was secured by another one of their countrymen, DJ Yukichi, who beat DJ Dwells from the U.S. using real vinyl and no DVS system.

Rane were the main sponsors of the event, with RENA winning a unique gold SEVENTY-TWO mixer, and DJ Yukichi taking home a TWELVE turntable with a one-off gold vinyl disc.

Watch RENA’s set below.

Related: Watch Vekked and DJ Brace’s Final DMC Online Team Routine

IDA World Online Scratch Battle: Semi-Final Routines

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The following five DJs have made it to the semi-finals of the 2016 IDA World Online Scratch Battle: Fakser (Italy), Tsuyoshi (Japan), RENA (Japan), Prolifix (US), and VaZee (Poland).

Two of the semi-finalists will advance to the final round, with the winner being announced at the IDA World DJ Championships in Kraków, Poland on December 3.

Watch the semi-final routines below, which feature DJ Odilon’s “There’s No Equal” instrumental.

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Related: Winners of the 2015 IDA World DJ Championships

11-Year-Old DJ RENA Drops Scratch Routine for DJcity

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DJ RENA, a 11-year-old DMC competitor from Japan, cuts over The Noisy Freaks’ remix of Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity” and Run-DMC’s “Walk This Way” for DJcityTV.

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