String flow, multiple taps, and tank spikes. The taps just get old after a while. Impressive but boring.
I love slingers. It might just be me, but I SLING for dayzzz. I am still struggling with juggles and late kenflips. I think that the main thing about slings that everyone hate is the learning process. Just practice, and then once you are consistent with them, people can skrew around with them and they will become pretty fun!
Ring stall. My ring is chipped on every dama I have and tbh I dunno why and ring stalls are madness on these.
Multi taps. Some good players can make them flow but they usually look sloppy and I see way too many instaclips of people spamming taps
Oof! Slingers aren't popular I guess. I'm not much of one to talk, seeing as I have the thinnest fingers around, making dubs and trips hella easy. But for me, I used to avoid juggles to stalls for the longest time. I've started to work on them but, man!
I've gotta add: kengrip underbirds. They're hot in the meta for the last year or so, but I just massively prefer candle grip for them. Much more clean and precise. I always hit my thumb with the tama when in ken grip...
I’ve only just learned kengrip underbirds in the last month or so, and I basically hold the ken like I would for a kenflip (so fingers at the bottom of the ken) and put my pointer finger up against the sarado. That way you still have control but no risk of touching your thumb on the tama. This sounds quite stupid, but I’ve found that I avoid getting consistent at triples stuff, like triple lighthouse flip, triple lunar flip, and triple j-stick. Like, I’m pretty consistent at the double version of them, but I’ve avoided practicing the triple version for some reason.