Official reaction channel of Mix With Vasudev. Not your typical reaction channel 🏆
Welcome to my second channel! Here, I review songs, react to music from different cultures, and learn from each experience. Join me on this musical journey. Happy listening and learning. Let's grow together 🚀
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Congrats for the new channel and i really liked this reaction videos.. we learn so much from established and famous songs.. please do kahani Suno by kaifi Khalil.. why is it so soothing and great ? and yet painful
Things that i LOVE in this world : 1. Learning to Create Music 2. Listening to Arabic music and other genres. 3. Nora Fatehi 4. Lyrics used in famous songs and TV Shows 5. Vasudev Sir 6. Vasudev Sir reacting to famous songs. THIS VIDEO HAS ALL OF THEM ! Thumbs up if you agree !!
8:25 Nora is a full time actress. She just did 2 big movies with lead Role. Crack and Madgon Express. And she has already signed 2 another big movies one with Abishek bchun and one South indian. So u guys should search and have some knowledge before saying something about Any artist. The editor said actress keh k craft khrab na kro. Wtf?
Jo technical points app highlight kartey ho wo important nahi hotey.. esa kud app hi khtey ho ke es se koi difference nahi parta song mein….STRANGE !!!!??
Song was interesting, it might take some time to grow on me since I am not used to listening this type of music. I do agree with your point regarding energy, the video is energetic but the vocal levels felt low like you said. Also to add to your point about multiple coke studios, I feel like India should have just one Coke Studio rather than separate Coke Studios for each language. As a listener I don't feel too keen to listen to Coke Studio Tamil since I don't speak the language, but if Coke Studio Bharat had put it out, it will have a much wider reach. If Coke Studio Bharat can have Haryanvi, Gujarati, and Uttarakhand (don't remember which language the song with Neha Kakkar was in), then why not Tamil and other South Indian languages too? It'll be a great way for Hindi listeners to get more exposure to South Indian languages.
