Thank you for this information about the song. It's always interesting to learn more about the background and context behind music. Dimash's talents at such a young age are truly remarkable and it's amazing to see how far he has come since then. I appreciate you sharing this with me.
@@TheWordSmith365 He wrote the music, and then took it to the poet / lyricist and father of one of his schoolmates, Oral Baisengir, who wrote the lyrics. There was an interview where he describes Dimash coming over with the music. Baisengir also wrote lyrics to a couple of other songs Dimash songs - "My Swan", and "Qairan Elim".
Great reaction, Carl. Dimash is simply the BEST. What else can you say? I think Dimash did the mike trick to show to haters that he was indeed singing. Love and respect for Dimash.
Dimash's performance indeed speaks for itself, and his talent is undeniable. It's fascinating to see how he incorporates unique elements into his performances, like the mic trick, which adds to the overall impact of his artistry. His dedication to his craft is truly admirable.
I believe Dimash holds the record for the highest note sung by a male live, with this performance. So there is probably higher but not live. There were 150,000 people at this outdoor event in Gakku who witnessed it! He says he intended to do D7 (which is the norm for him in this song) but he missed it, (a rarity I know! He is human after all!) so he decided on the D8 instead, it was not planned!
Others have hit higher but they were not performing just trying to make a world record high note and kept trying many times. Performance wise I don't know of a higher note done in a live performance. Btw Dimash said he could go higher but there wasn't a point because it's not pretty and he is trying to make beautiful music not set world records 😊
@@theseusdathenes9278 Yes. The note didn't come out. So according to a theory (not sure he said this, he might have), out of sheer frustration he decided to go even higher. That does sound like Dimash to me, lol.
Disculpe por mi comentario sobre Diana pero en estos tiempos necesitamos mensajes con voz cálida que nos haga sonreír,soñar y suspirar como Dimash que se convierte en un aliento de vida❤
Oh this song lifts me to the heavens!!!! I like it so much!!!!! I love this particular version!!!!! Tears are falling!!!! I can't help it!!!! It's the passion that Dimash puts into it!!!! This man!!!! What are we going to do!!!! He does what he wants!!! Why does he sing so cute!!!!!!!!why!!!!! Holy Christ!!!! Did you have to make him so perfect?
The world record is from a Brazilian singer who hits a whopping G10....!! 🤯🤯 She doesn't at all have the dynamics, the emotions or the control of Dimashes though... (to be honest - who has? (nobody.. 🤷🙃)). But she has the worlds highest whistle register never the less and is a very good singer. Ariana Grandes highest note is E7 and Mariah Careys is a G7. As you will find out on your Dimash-journey, he throws in notes in the 7:th octave every now and then. But compared to Ariana and Mariah - with a whole other POWER behind it... It's just on another level 😅😅🙏. As it always is with Dimash; The GOAT... 😳🤯🤯😍😍 Peace and Love from Fellow-Dear in Sweden! 💙💛💙💛💙
Dimash has a master's degree in lyrical singing, bel canto, opera, jazz, rock, funk, Kazakh folk, pop. and a doctorate in composition, Dimash began studying music at age 5, sings in 12 languages and plays seven instruments. Won all the music competitions in several countries. The president of China met him in Kazakhstan and invited him to participate in "I'm Singer" (where everyone has to sing live, as in all the competitions he participated in), and he went when he was 22 years old, placing 2 .place because no one from abroad could win, but its success was resounding. He is an ardent fan of Michael Jackson, Lara Fabian, Cline Dion and Luciano Pavarotti. One of the most famous performances is the French classic S.O.S. D´un Terrien En Détresse. Dimash can cover anyone, but others cannot cover Dimash. React to "Diva Dance" from the movie 5.element where the music was made by a computer that no human could do. he does. and "Opera two" which he sang in China on "I'm Singer", live. Affectionate hug from Brazil
It has just occurred to me, having heard this many times, that many of his songs are sung as conversations or conversational stories…like Love Is Like a Dream, and Olympico where he is commanding an army of athletes and encouraging them. So his technique is not one where every word starts and finishes like poetry, but rather it is to enforce the storyline. His wording is precise and beautifully pronounced, as the Kazakh phonetics are really good for singing, as is Russian, compared to Mandarin, and so his consonants are exhilarating. This is at Gakku, which is an event company holding a type of fete with 140,000 people there, and I think Dimash flew home from China for the event. Dimash was very well accomplished in Kazakhstan, but was not overly well known there, but his parents were. His style of singing was too out of the box for many of his judges in contests at home, but was appreciated in outside nations, and then especially in China where he was blessed with immediate international fame. However after this, and possibly a bit before, Kazakhstan was totally on board. He was previously awarded as a National Treasure, so he did have some wonderful recognition. Dimash and his Dad wrote and composed this back when he was 15 years old. There are quite a few beautiful versions of it in various concerts. This and SOS are go to songs from his youth. P.S. it is standard procedure in Russia to use pre-recorded techniques so that they do not stuff stuff up, so there may be occasions where this happens, but Dimash is totally in sync with sound via his earphones and sings along anyway. I have noticed he has the characteristics that go with a photographic memory, so I’m sure he is always singing irrespective of the times when sound and motion do not match, which you see from time to time with fans, non-professionals, doing vids live at concerts. Another thing about Russia, they are culturally inhibited in response at concerts, so when you see a good response, they are international fans that follow Dimash around the world. And…..some of us presume he was going for his usual F octave, and the way he was shaking his mic with no sound, it must not have come out, so on the spur of the moment, he just continued up to perhaps where he had never been before. So, a D8, which he does not talk about.
This is the famous D8 of the great master and the one and only Dimash..And is not just a "simple" and "normal" D8 that simple and normal is not and is impossible for all the other singers on the planet,this is a D8 of 5 seconds with vibrato in a live performance with more of 150.000 people in the audience..This is absolutely and undoubtedly a guinness world record for a whistle in a performance live..Dimash is a phenomenal genius and is in his own league..Only Dimash can beat and surpass himself..The Boss King Angel Dimash Forever
Thank you for sharing that interesting fact! It's amazing to see how talented Dimash was even at a young age. I hope you enjoyed the video and feel free to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already. I appreciate your comment! And greetings from South Africa!
You were right on about why he moves the mic like that. It's to prove he's not lip syncing. I think he did that for the first time a long time ago (when he first began to be noticed and people were doubting if he was singing live) but he continues to do it with this particular song mostly. I think it's just become part of the song itself now.
I love your show and your analysis & reactions to Dimash. He wrote this beautiful song. He has at least 30,000 hour developing his instrument & it shows, along with having perfect pitch. i agree it's a d9.
You are a well spoken man. I like the way you speak about Dimash and of course how you respond to his voice. You're good. 🤗 👍 Best regards from Norway 🇳🇴
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed my video and my commentary on Dimash's music. I appreciate your support and feel free to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already. And greetings from South Africa to Norway! Best regards.
In my honest opinion...🧐 You are the Dimash Kudaibergen of reactors😎! Everything is so well rounded. You're articulate, musically inclined, funny, informative and you have a real positive aura about you. You deserve x5 the amount of subscribers you have now, keep doing what you doing! Oh and please react and analyze 'Love Is Like A Dream,' 'Ave Maria,' & 'The Story of One Sky.' Thank you very much my favorite reactor!😁
@@danielmarkiewicz8489 I fully empathize with the desire for him to hear and react to "Story..." but I agree it may be better to wade through more of his catalog first. Waiting is hard though!
@@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o i discovered Dimash about 8 months ago, then i decided to learn one new song per day and listen to this song and songs i already knew whole day. then someone said to me about SOOS but i avoided that song for month or so as this one is heavy and not easy to react to
Wow, thank you so much for such a flattering and generous compliment! I'm honored that you would compare me to the incredibly talented Dimash Kudaibergen. I'm glad that you find my reactions well-rounded and appreciate my skills in articulation, musical analysis, humor, and positivity. Your kind words mean a lot to me and motivate me to continue doing what I do. I appreciate your support and encouragement, and I hope that my future reactions will continue to entertain and enlighten. Thank you again for taking the time to leave such a wonderful comment - it truly brightened my day!
@@TheWordSmith365 a year ago i was not aware about reactor world on youtube, i was not even interested in music, then i discovered DIMASH and also i discovered this reactor world. since then i watch everything i could about Dimash from many different angles presented by professional reactors and musicians. but i also discovered that this world is full of reactors who knows nothing about music and all they can do is ask "how", "not possible". DIMASH is so popular that DEARS will join every singe reactor channel to talk, discuss and ... react but I have enough of shallow reactors who knows nothing and dont want to know anything. i dont care for "blind reaction" anymore but i care alot for people like you who is prepared to react, to know what he is reacting to and who can explain. thunder striked me about 8 months ago and since then all i do is listen to Dimash and to reactors that react to him. Keep up a good job, we will make your channel grow.
Dimash wrote this when he was 19 years old (he's 29 now). Something that is very rare for Dimash, before the D8, for some reason he didn't/couldn't hit the note he wanted, so he hit the D8. He gets on his knees in a few of his songs, that coaches and vocal trainers call "being anchored." It helps a singer do certain things, just as having the arms spread allows for better breath control. The reason he moved his mic like that (which he does in a couple of other songs), is because some have accused Dimash of using auto-tune, which he doesn't need. He moves the mic like that because auto-tune can't compensate that quickly to work properly, which proves he's not using it.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that you find my reactions to be knowledgeable and eloquent. It's always my goal to provide insightful and thoughtful commentary on the music and performances that I watch, so it's great to hear that it's appreciated by viewers like you. Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback!
I have noticed that a lot of reactors (myself included) at some point during a Dimash performance hold their breath in anticipation. Don’t know of anyone else who causes that!
Dimash doesn’t always do vocal gymnastics in a song. Quaragym-ai is a beautiful song written by his college professor who died from covid. Dimash sings in an empty theatre with just a fellow student on piano. It is hauntingly special. Or Amanat which is like a prayer to his country, sang at the digital concert. But he does some pop songs, Zhalyn, Give Me Your Love, be with me, Weekend etc. they are pretty straightforward but unique in their own way.
Thank you for your insightful comment and for highlighting some of Dimash's lesser-known but equally beautiful songs. I will take a look at and react and analyze Quaragym-ai and Amanat. While I have heard that some of his pop songs may have more straightforward melodies, Dimash's unique voice and interpretation will most likely make them stand out and be captivating to listen to. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and expanding my understanding of Dimash's diverse repertoire. Thank you for your support!
Every time I hear this note, it almost sounds like mic feedback. It's very impressive. Of course, everything he does is impressive. Its inspirational for me to see anyone doing what they love at the very highest level, whether it be music, sports, etc.
I agree with your theory, I've said that in the past many times. He is showing that YES, I am singing this live, it is not LS! YAY ON THE REPLAYS!!!!!!! 🎉
Love your Dimash reactions! Several vocal coaches brought out devices that measure frequencies in their reactions. They confirmed that it was the D8. However, I am pretty sure Dimash can go higher AND lower than what we ever heard from him. He is a tireless worker and keeps improving.
Thank you for your comment and for watching my Dimash reactions! It's fascinating to hear that vocal coaches have confirmed that Dimash's whistle note is indeed a D8. And I agree that Dimash's range is likely even more impressive than what we've heard from him so far - he's constantly pushing himself to improve and expand his capabilities as a vocalist. I'm excited to see what incredible feats of singing Dimash will achieve in the future, and I'm grateful to have the opportunity to react to his performances and share my thoughts with fellow music enthusiasts. Thanks again for your support! 🎶
@@TheWordSmith365 yes but Dimash confirmed this not was not on purpose, it was more an accident, and he never tried to do this on purpose again even if he sing this song many times after that concert
@@danielmarkiewicz8489 hello, when did he confirm that? I've seen some Dears saying it but I've never seen a video or article. Can you give the link, please?
@@stellamarina.someone asked him during the livestream after the digital show if I remember correctly. That’s when he explained that it wasn’t planned.
@hatussa8473 he said in sn interview he didn't plan it however, nothing is an accident with Dimash and unless he's 100% sure he can do it, he would never attempt it in a live concert for sure. ❤️🤗❤️
I have read that Dimash was sick and very tired when he performed this song. You can see it (or at least I can) in how he is walking. This is a song Dimash wrote when he was 18 and he has since dedicated it to his Dears.
Thank you for your recommendation! I have definitely heard Dimash's impressive D7 range in those songs and it never fails to amaze me. His ability to execute such difficult vocal heights is truly remarkable. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and excitement for Dimash's incredible talent. Thank you for your support!
Your theory is right. There're a lot of people saying his not singing live, and even more haters, so he has to do it to prove them wrong. Thank you for another amazing reaction and analysis.
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I really enjoy your observations and ruminations about Dimash’s performances. They are so grounded - informative, astute, and entertaining. So appreciative of his art, without gushing. You stand out amongst other reactors. I subscribed from the first. Thank you!
Please react to Dimash’s performance of Samaltau from the Tokyo Jazz Festival of 2020. Another studio performance, like Ikanaide. Relaxed, yet passionate. It is a Kazakh folk song. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UvMRkiYu3Js.htmlsi=FPlHBbLN1iaAqJR9
There are some songs, or parts of songs in his live concerts that are prerecorded. This is so that he can take a bit of a rest because his concerts are three hours long. It's extremely difficult to figure out which ones are. Sometimes he needs a short little rest and he flips into a high falsetto, which is easy. And yes, I also believe that he sometimes has fun with the mike and it has the added advantage of proving a point. But at the end of the day I don't think he allows himself to be bothered by critics. Once he actually said that he know that there are people say he's all about screaming and high notes. He he very nonchalantly said that he doesn't care about those people. His mother said that everyone can rest assured that nobody will succeed in breaking his will. He definitely learned from Marat how to be resilient.
This was at a festival back in Kazakhstan a few months after gaining literally hundreds of millions of new fans in China since appearing there on "The Singer 2017"--his unofficial triumphant return so to speak. When the Kazakh people heard their favorite native son was going to appear at this festival (he was scheduled to be the last artist), they showed up in droves: 30,000--50,000 people were expected....150,000 showed up, paralyzing the city!🤩😁🤩 He has also stated on more than one occasion that just before this now famous D8, as he was gearing up for the next note, he suddenly realized it was not going to come, so he got mad, determined to go even HIGHER, and the result is this one for the books, the equivalent of scolding his own body with "I'll show YOU who's in charge!"😂🤪😂 By the way, I can't remember where or when--other Dears could fill you in--but he has since gone on to reach this note again in several other performances over the last 8 years.👏👏👏👏
please watch and comment on dimash "the story of one sky." I personally love this as one of my favourites from him. I think your mind will be blown away from his performance.
Thank you for recommending Dimash's "The Story of One Sky" to me, I'd love to watch and react to it! I've heard so much about his incredible vocal abilities and I'm excited to see his performance in this particular song. I appreciate you taking the time to suggest this to me and I can't wait to share my thoughts and reactions with you. Thanks again!
Yes, exactly! Dimash often adjusts his microphone or moves his hand away from his mouth to show that he is genuinely singing and not lip-syncing. Unfortunately, some people may not believe that he sings live because of how effortless and flawless his performances are, but Dimash is truly a gifted singer who works hard to showcase his talent. His skill and dedication are truly admirable and it's always a pleasure to watch him perform.
Thank you, I must agree with every your word and I really like what you say. You are very well informed about all the technical things and I'm glad that you share it with us 🙂 Dimash is the best person to react to, he surprises you every time, even though you think you can't be surprised anymore 😁 Love your reactions, please continue 💜 Greetings from the Czech republic 👋
I just love your expertise when reacting to Dimash. Coming from me that is a complimenti because It's clear to what extreme extent you are master of your " trade " . This happens to me very rarely. Please do many more reactions to Dimash. Thankyou
Thank you so much for your kind words and your appreciation of my reactions to Dimash's performances. It means a lot to me, especially coming from someone who recognizes the depth of knowledge and understanding in the field. I will definitely continue to create more reactions to Dimash's work and share my insights and appreciation for his incredible talent. If you have any specific requests or suggestions, please feel free to let me know. Thank you once again for your message and your support!
Liked your description of his incredible 'efficiency' in how Dimash produces these notes and their quality. Many Reactors use the word 'effortless' which is the opposite of what he's doing! Yes, It takes enormous effort, and years of training, to be able to make something so difficult LOOK so effortless. Many say the D8 (or D9? ) is something only dogs or dolphins can hear. Having played it to MY dogs I know they don't respond! Have been waiting for someone to go down to their local acquarium and test out whether the dolphins reply!? 🤣 I believe your Theory is absoutely correct. There are a gobsmacking number of 'singers' these days that cannot even hit pitch without electronic 'help'! I've even heard some people talk about about doing over 100 takes before autotune { or whatever! } got their sound 'right'. {As if this was an entirely normal thing! A legitimate thing!!} No wonder many LIKE to believe Dimash is a 'FAKE' or an 'ALIEN'. They're so accustomed to Fakes they don't believe their ears. There's quite a layer of outright old fashioned and at times spiteful jealousy out and about too... Many want the short cut. Why put in years of effort if you can make the big bucks with 'plastic formulaic 'product'!? Fortunately there are still MILLIONS out here who do recognise and appreciate real and expectional talent and skillful artistry. To my mind, if you can't hit pitch - stay on key - then you're NOT a singer! And we had a perfect example of that recently, here in Australia, where a very well known singer was invited to be the headline act at a Nationally televised event and, believing their own celebrity hype; accepted the gig. You mentioned Dimash's economy of movement on stage - just enough to underline various points in the storyline{ but not 'overdone' #} It became dreadfully obvious the poor thing couldn't hit a true note to save their life! They then energetically flung themselves manically around the stage in a unsuccessful attempt to distract from this sad truth. Strangely, they continue to be 'successful'. Tis a very different world out there in 'Digitally Enhanced Land'. Call me 'Old School' but in my day if someone got up on stage and couldn't hold a note - they'd be Booed off! Sometimes get stuff thrown at them too! 😂 [ Sorry. Went into a rant! But it does bug me when great artistry is denigrated ] {# On the topic of Stagecraft } there are some performances where Dimash's Operatic and Musical Theatre background comes to the fore and he DOES go into highly dramatic gestures! The hilarious thing to me is that if anyone ELSE fell to their knees and pounded their fists on the stage they'd be called out for being 'totally OTT!' But when Dimash does it - everyone goes; 'Yup! That's perfect!" >> Have a look at his "Confessa / Diva Dance" performance. You'll see what I mean! ENJOY!
Love your fair reaction to and analysis of Dimash's singing performance.Must say that he is so far a human who can easily hit the high note D8.That's magnificent!!❤
Thank you for taking the time to listen to my theory and for your agreement. It's always great to hear from viewers who have also thought about similar ideas. I hope you enjoyed the video and feel free to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already. Your support means a lot!
You're very welcome! I'm delighted to explore the artistry of one of the most exceptional vocalists on this planet, Dimash. If there are specific songs or performances you'd like me to react to in the future, or if you have any thoughts to share, feel free to let me know. Thank you for joining me on this musical journey celebrating the incredible talent of Dimash! 🌟🎤❤️
His voice gave out right before this note. No sound came out as he moved the mic back and forth in front of his mouth. He got mad. Then I can’t hear it but he hits the c8 then goes up to the D8 and with vibrato. Yes, it’s a D8 all the vocal coaches know it. My hearing can’t hear two separate notes but that’s what it is. Dimashs high notes are pretty, better sounding than most female but my male ears can not tell one note higher or lower than the next when he gets to efemeral singing.
For whatever reason Dimash seems to feel grounded in that position, of course grounded is kind of ironic because it's also literal. But yes definitely most vocalist would never do that, literally he is absolutely opposite of typical vocal techniques when accessing high notes, of course he can do it standing as well, but it's fascinating because you would expect that to actually limit you. Master of cotroland microphone.
Hello from across the world in South Africa! Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to watch my reaction to Dimash's performance. I completely agree with you - Dimash is truly amazing and never fails to leave me in awe with his exceptional talent. It's always a joy to discover new music from talented artists like him and to share my reactions with fellow music enthusiasts around the world. Thank you for your support! 🎶
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If we check other versions that Dimash sings of this song (which he wrote when he was younger), we can see a melisma or other very beautiful variations in this part of the "whistle". Here, singing on an open stage and with some discomfort in the return (we can see it several times by adjusting the headphones) we realize, in this specific part of the song, that he is going to do something and, not being able to do what he would like (Perhaps the interference of the audience or the inaccurate response of the sound, a fact that impaired his concentration), he then issued this wonderful and historic C#8 modulated to D8, with vibrato! In a more technical analysis, we can see that the notes sound dissonant, as they do not belong to the harmonic field of the tonality of the music. Still, it's a demo of technique! He must have instantly thought, "Since I couldn't do what I wanted, I'll improvise!" So he emitted the inconceivable, supernatural D8 (4698.64 Hz)! Of course, this is a joke to me, but it makes one wonder: What is Dimash's limit?
I appreciate that you aren't afraid to admit that something went awry near the end, just before the high whistle tone. Why can't we all admit that he's fantastic and the finest of singers, but not perfect. He would tell you he falls short of even his own ambitions, and certainly of perfection.
Hello, thank you for sharing your reaction to DImash. Indeed, with this note he surpassed the keyboard or piano, and it was something that came out that way even though he wanted to get a lower note; If you want to listen to it again, get this note, watch this video: “Drunken Concubine+Diva Dance” Dimash and Li Yugang ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8T3J9TqU-QM.html Greetings from Venezuela
I hope you take this suggestion, Carl. That G7 note sounds like a chime in all the music I've heard him do it in. His voice does something very beautiful on that pitch!💖🤗
Thank you for reaching out and for your recommendation of the "Drunken Concubine+Diva Dance" performance featuring Dimash and Li Yugang. I appreciate your insights about Dimash's vocals and how he has the ability to surpass the range of musical instruments. I will definitely check out the video you suggested and keep an ear out for that incredible note. It's always a pleasure to discover new performances by Dimash and to witness his incredible talent and passion for music. Thank you again for your message and greetings from Durban, South Africa!
Thank you for your suggestion and for sharing your thoughts about Dimash's vocals. I agree with you that the G7 note is truly remarkable and showcases Dimash's incredible vocal range and control. It's amazing to hear how his voice can effortlessly hit that high pitch and produce such a beautiful sound. I appreciate your support of Dimash and his music. Thank you again for your message!
@@TheWordSmith365 I've been enjoying all your Dimash reaction videos. You're obviously well-trained in music and well-spoken. But more than that, you're genuine. I think you'll truly enjoy Druken Concubine/Diva Dance, as it's an amazing amalgam of 2 wonderful voices from 2 different cultures. It's quite unique, at least for us in the Western world who are not used to hearing traditional Chinese opera roles, or at least an approximation thereof. Try it, you'll like it! 😉 P.S. Dimash performed another amazing solo version of Diva Dance, my favorite is ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o5zMupUOgQo.html.
12:30 your theory is 100% correct. many people acuse DIMASH for lipsyncing, or that his performance is prerecorded so in future he will prove it is not true by mic techniques. Some of his performances are prerecorded but never concert ones. It is not possible to sing live on big sport events or on TV where everything must be perfect and many things could go wrong, but his concerts are live always and he said it many times. In my opinion it would me buch harder to fake this kind of performance perfectly then just sing, and we know he can sing.
Thank you for your message and for sharing your thoughts about Dimash's performances. I completely agree with you that Dimash has repeatedly proven his vocal abilities through his live concerts and various performances. While some performances may be prerecorded due to technical and logistical reasons, there is no doubt that Dimash is a skilled and authentic performer who truly loves to sing and connect with his audiences. I also agree with you that it would be much more difficult to fake a performance like Dimash's than to simply sing it live. Dimash's vocal range, control, and emotions are all incredibly unique and complex, making it nearly impossible to replicate perfectly in a prerecorded setting. Thank you again for your insights and for supporting Dimash's music.
Dimash has been in China again singing in conjunction with their Panda Awards (movies), and has performed with some amazing ladies, one who is 60s but looks 30s, very famous, and on dombra and keyboard with amazing voice and genre in one song, and then a concert pianist and orchestra with him vocalising in the last part. They are not to be missed, 2x 1000 miles…a Common Dream, Dudarau, I think they are called, and a theme for the awards. Dimash has too many songs for you to respond to, but you should not miss watching any of them, as the pleasure and health that they bring is too rewarding.
Do not give credit to those who say his voice is fake or he is lip syncing! They’re jealous husbands, boyfriends or singers! 😄😄 Jealousy is hidden admiration! 😉
Thank you for your comment and for standing up for Dimash. You're absolutely right that Dimash's incredible vocal abilities are real and not fake, and it's a shame that some people may feel the need to make unfounded accusations. Jealousy can sometimes manifest itself in negative ways, but it's important to focus on the positivity and the joy that Dimash's music brings to many people around the world, including myself. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for your support!
You are again spot on with your Analysis and 'Theory',that is exactly why Dimash waves the microphone about,to show,he is actually singing live!The crazy high note wasn't planned,you can see him waving the mic but nothing comes out,so he pushes harder and out comes the Dolphin Whistle!😅
So... In an interview Dimash said on this performance he missed his timing to vocalize what he usually does for this song D7 so took a quarter breath and went up in a glissando from C#8 to D8 with Vibrato sounded so beautiful to me
Love your analysis on Dimash’s songs. I’ve been viewing a new song by Dimash that is unlike any of his other songs. I love all of his music, & thought you would enjoy it as well. Dudaria. I love Dimash!!
Nice reactin please react to dimash songs , sos slavic bazzar , stranger , love of tierd swans , ave maria , love of tierd swans , know , love is like a dream , opera2 , diva dance bastau concert , daybreak , the story of one skay
Thank you @rimafarsi6908. If you subscribe to my channel and go to my videos you will find that I have already reacted and analyzed S.O.S and Stranger and I will add the links below so you can watch them. I will react and give analysis to the other songs soon. Thank you for taking the time to comment with your suggestions, you are much appreciated. S.O.S - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DZ1AMGce4ws.htmlsi=AtjlWl7kYsjrKJI4 Stranger - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rw8p48aTlFQ.htmlsi=wAXJ2n1A9t9RnuBk
I really like that you are very attentive to details when you are reacting to Dimash and that’s cool!!! I think your theory is correct. Thank you for your reaction and support to Dimash!! ❤️🎤🔝👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹
Thank you so much for your kind words and for appreciating my attention to detail in my reactions to Dimash's performances! I believe that paying close attention to the little things can really enhance the overall viewing experience and help us appreciate the incredible talent and skill that goes into each performance. I'm glad that you enjoyed my analysis and that you found my theory to be correct. It means a lot to me that you appreciate my support for Dimash and that you took the time to leave such a positive message. Thank you again for your support and for your lovely words! ❤️🎤🔝👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹
It's been confirmed using technical gadgetry that it's a D8. In fact it goes from a C8 to a D8 with a 5 second vibrato. You might want to take this performance back to your friends who don't believe he's singing live. There's always people who don't believe what he does is possible, in fact there's recently been an American reactor who outright declared him a phony who can only do what he does using autotune. It's no point arguing with people like that as once they get things into their heads it doesn't matter how many fancams or instances of Dimash singing without a microphone at home or in the car or even at karaoke, they will only believe what they want to believe.
I love your analysis, I wanted to tell you that is a vocal coach who did an analysis with an electronic piano and later a frequency identifier, which showed that it was indeed a D8. If you want to look him up, his channel is called : Gabriel vocal coach and the video is: UNFORGETTABLE DAY | GAKKU | DIMASH | ANALIZAMOS SI ES UN D8 | VOCAL COACH -REACCIÓN CON SUBTÍTULOS
Gracias por tu bonita reacción para nuestro amado Dimash, tienes razón debería haber en el libro Guinness un records para la nota más alta alcanzada por un humano y a Dimash nadie le quitaría ese records ,tienes una nueva suscriptora , saludos desde Venezuela
