Journey after High School
In 2003 Jason Tom caught Elaine Chao's beatbox performance on an episode of "Showtime at the Apollo" and that performance inspired him on how she rocked an entire crowd utilizing just her vocal percussion and human beatbox repertoire with no background music. Then in fall 2004 he decided to hit the college books after a two-year break, quit judo training and decided to pursue the performing of the human beatbox in front of audiences on the side. Jason Tom's first audiences were his Kapiʻolani Community College classmates and instructors. Then he proceeded to perform at open mics and audiences there mentioned that they are reminded of jazz musician Bobby McFerrin (who is known for his vocal improvisations) through Jason Tom's live performances.

Sharing the stage
Jason Tom have shared the stage with Joel Spiral, Santino, Remedee (b-girl), Lopaka Colon, Lono Kaumeheiwa, DJ Hi-Lo, Makana, Taimane Gardner, Jake Shimabukuro, Hawaiian Ryan, Bridget Gray, Andy Tran, DJ Azia (tours with Tempo Valley), PhoeBus, DJ Don, Pimpbot, iNTREPiD, Harumi the Hymn, the Deadbeats, LoveChile, Kapena, Jon Sands, eight0eight, Tru Rebels, Hip-Hopalypse and more.

Jason Tom have guest spoken, held live beatbox workshops and performed at these academic institutions.
- Central Middle School
- Honolulu Community College of the University of Hawaiʻi system
- Kapiʻolani Community College of the University of Hawaiʻi system
- President William McKinley High School
- University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa
- Word of Life Academy
- and potential invites to universities in Washington state, Southern California and Texas.

First Thursdays HawaiiSlam
On October 2006 Jason Tom made his poetry slam scene debut for First Thursdays HawaiiSlam at the Hawaiian Hut (newly located at the Cupola Theatre second floor of the Honolulu Design Center). His debut "all beatbox" performance scored from the low going high an 8.5, a 9.3, a 9.5, a 10.0 and a 10.2 which entered him into the second round as a top 3 poet. Since then Jason Tom became a regular sign up beatbox poet act at First Thursdays' "no rules" slam. On August 2007 he was the "no rules" slam runner-up behind Bridget Gray and on December 2007 he became the "no rules" slam champ. Jason Tom was last seen tearing it up for First Thursdays' August 2008 "no rules" slam with Hawaiian Ryan and DJ Azia.

Hip-Hopalypse at the Ong King Art Center
During 2007 Jason Tom was in the Ong King Art Center production Hip-Hopalypse directed by See Ellauri. He played "mute" MC Dewm who communicated through dance and the human beatbox. In Hip-Hopalypse Dewm provided live non-mic human beatbox beats for fellow MCs Do (iNTREPiD) and Dune (Harumi the Hymn) to rhyme over.

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