Undoubtedly Dimash! Not only the highest....the lowest...with no cracks. Longest sustained high notes. Powerful, angelic, sustained and flawless.....no squeaks and cracks....and he can do staccatos in whistle tones....abrupt tone, notes, octave change with no cracks.....no limit to his vocal acrobatics. The whole spectrum......practically nearly every genres and in multiple languages.....period....hands down.
С каким нечеловеческим напряжением поют остальные, в какие гримасы превращаются их лица, и не трогает их вокал. Да, здорово! Да, молодцы! Но Димаш не поет, он транслирует, он завораживает и берет в плен! Спасибо за информацию!
Сколько высокомерия. Да, молодцы... От Димаша только отталкиваете. Там не гримасы, а эмоции. Собрались тут, профессионалы У них микс более резонантный, у него он слабее. Зато свистит он выше всех, а они не дотянутся. Как же задолбали уже димашеманы, такие знатоки деревенские. И Бочелли должен быть счастлив рядом с ним постоять и Селин. Тьфу, бл
Absolutely Jeffery. While the other two are fantastic (gotta mention Von's and Dimash's breath control especially), Jeffery has the most ease and the most tone consistency, in addition to not getting super thin when going high.
Von can go lower than Dimash, and hold notes longer than him (32 seconds D5 belt in A Piece of Sky). While I love all three singers, I gotta give it to Jeffery. He has the most ease and the most quality up high. The other two get too thin up there (not to mention, Dimash doesn't actually belt but mixes, unlike the other two).
В дивных райских садах славный ангел поёт Прославляя Вселенную сияньем нот. На планете Земля так никто не пел. Неужели он с космоса к нам прилетел. Околдованы мы дивным пенье казаха. Исцелитель души нам подарен Аллахом! 💖
Dimash is my favourite, Jeffery Lewis has a nice tone as well, for me Von Smiths tone is not as pleasant. Though that is personal taste, doesn’t make him bad. 😊
@@vohungvo2479 you are unbelievably uneducated. a) there is no strain audible at aaaall and b) he uses the perfect laryngeal position for twang (which he adds at the higher notes) and c) he even sings the first parts with a classical bel canto technique, not with a high, not with a neutral, but with a LOWERED LARYNX. Otherwise it wouldn't even be possible to produce this dark and operatic tone. You are really stunningly uneducated, mate. You're an (unintentionally) funny person. Thanks for making my day 😊
its hard to seperate jeffrey an dimash cuz their note are flawless accompanied with vibrato but Von's notes especially as the video progresses become a bit more tense and squeezed. Vons head position in the super high notes contributes to this as it remarkably presses against his throat unlike the former.
His wondrous voice takes us into the endless expanses of the universe. Having plunged into the ocean of cosmic music, we clearly understand that the Lord gave us not only earth and all life on it, he rewarded us with a diamond emitting the melody of paradise, so that all people on the planet would become kinder and more humane. Even those without a musical ear begin to love music and understand it. Dimash we listen soul. Nothing but the soul can accurately determine the most intimate and present. Thank .
love all of them, all of them are exceptionally talented vocalists (I just have liiiittle technical criticism concerning Jeffery Lewis, for faking the vibrato. He does the so called Gospel jaw, which means that he is moving his mouth in order to artificially create a sound that is similar to vibrato. But this isn't a real vibrato after all. He's still aabsolutely great, and I love the sound of all of this) Buuut if I have to choose, I go for Dimash. Most probably the overall most skilled vocalist in the world right now. And he partly sings songs no one else could sing, generally not, and especially not with this impeccable and advanced technique. The massive range (more than 6 octaves) and the versatility are not decisive but it's definitely a very impressive further plus. And as far as this video comparison is concerned: All of them are great, but Dimash's parts were technically more challenging, he was technically more precise and above all: He doesn't need to push, this was all effortless.
@@GarageStudio7 a) You apparently don't know what support is b) that Bb5 clip of Dimash is most probably the most insane showcase of breath support I've ever seen c) Educate yourself by taking vocal lessons, asking a voice teacher, reading a text book.. or at least googling technical terms or watching voice teacher content on YT, if you are too lazy for the 3 firs mentioned options instead of watching the trash content of vocal layperson Matheus on YT who has no clue about vocal pedagogy at all
@@GarageStudio7 i actually can't believe he support that high tho. Actually, my supported range from last year until now are.. F#2 - A4/Bb4 - A5/Bb5 Consistently.. G2 - G4 - A4 Pov: i actually want to fix and find a way to use my real head voice again in middle 5th octave. I knew whenever i use my head voice cuz something in my throat (vocal cords) clenched together and it's allows my projection to resonant around my face. Mostly, during my bad, i used falsetto and it's irritate my voice.
Казахстан как обычно... Они тут наравне. Глаза раскройте! От секты Димаша уже тошнит. Вы не можете арут написать корректно? Не можете отличить эмоции от "арут"? Ваше высокомерие отталкивает от Димаша других
There are already 2 battles between Dimash and Alex- and one of the focus in this channel is doing battles with a very known singer (Dimash in this case) against underrated singers (Von Smith and Jeffery). BTW I think a Jeffery vs Alex would be very interesting, I can do it 🤔
I know Alex are 100% technically incorrect but his a high belter and would fit in this group. And Yes I totally love the I idea of Jeffery vs Alex although I it's obvious Jeffery will mop the floor with Alex.
Dimash's belts have always been strained he literally supports non of his 5th octave belts. Now his head voice on the other hand could be the best head voice produced by a male in a non-classical realm.
Dimash is talented and I wont deny that but his fans are very closed minded. Its like a cult. We have three incredible talents in this video. There is no "clear" winner. Dont act like dimash I god. He is amazing but he isnt perfect, no one is. They're all amazing.
Dimash is the best singer in history, without detracting from the other two but Dimash reaches those notes without losing color, dynamism, vibrato, strength and for a long time sustained and the worst thing is that you see him and he hardly seems to make an effort ... another 2 come to dry, they can't even stay 1 second in the last notes, and they do it with a supernatural effort forcing the strings to the limit ...
C, C#/Db, D, D#/Eb, E, F, F#/Gb, G, G#/Ab, B -- that's an entire octave C -> D full note C -> C#/Db half note # = sharp b = flat -- basically has the same meaning, but is written different depending on the key the song is written in. And the numbers just show in which octave the note is sung in -- every note has a certain frequency and if you sing for example at 440hz the note is called A4.
Looking at the postures of them letting those notes out. Dimash have more of a grounded posture when letting out notes. It seems easier for him. The other two can hit notes but all squirmy with their bodies just trying to get the notes out. I think Dimash is still the best. He makes singing high notes so easy while others try hard.
That’s called being expressive. Neither of them struggled to hit notes. Especially not Jeffrey Lewis. I am a vocal pedagogy major, and I can tell you they are very refined singers. All 3 are refined. Dimash is of another world but no need to make false claims about other talent. Jeffrey grew up in a black church. That’s how we sing. We frown, bend our backs, and move in all other types of ways when singing. It’s being expressive. You use your ears mostly to tell if someone’s voice is tensed and partially their posture. But Because expressiveness is important sometimes postures won’t be as “grounded” in that case use your ears.
@@thewrestlingpalace9989 I'm not making false claim, I'm just stating what I'm seeing. Also, I've never said the others are bad. I'm just talking about posture when they are singing high notes. This is my hearing and seeing from my perspective. Nothing bad about the other two singers, they are all great. If you're offended, I can't help you.
Of course it's easy for him; he's not supporting anything in the 5th octave. But both of them are supporting higher than Dimash so he could probably take some lessons from them...
Unfair battle! No tenor can compete with Jeffrey Lewis! Like the best tenors in the industry probably only has C#5 in their supported range, while Jeffrey resonate G#5! Dimash and Von Smith doesn't stand a chance!
I definitely don't like Lewis. And yes Dimash is amazing in breath control. His b4 and c5 were incredibly powerful. His worst was the g#5 ... But his worst is someone else's best. Still Lambert is nr 1.
What about Von? His background is similar to Adam's, they were both in the same edition of AI in 2009 :) BTW, I'm going to drop a new video about Adam in the next few days 👌
@@kolnidur_ yay! Love your videos, especially about Adam :) I liked von smith. I had the impression his higher register is more controlled than his middle one? But the tone is very normal. I don't remember him from Adam's season, but I started watching around Ring of fire :p Actually, the only one i didn't really like from von smith was the b4...very dry and no melodic tone...the rest was pretty good and controlled.
@@kolnidur_ btw, have you seen this Stmgo from Adam this tour? I think it's the most powerful vocal he's ever done until now! ruclips.net/video/jwvCt7w6Q9k/видео.html
Dimash is not only a comtemporary but also bel canto singer though 😊 he has university degrees in both, started his career as an opera singer at the Astana Opera and he still sings also purely classical cantate
@@JasminGardenia no one cares about his degrees...lolll We're talking about their singing When it comes to belting Jeffrey sweeps him off the floor When it comes to head voice Dimash eats Jeffrey alive
I don't know, I was thinking of doing a vocal battle between Lee Hyuk and Giacomo Voli, or sticking to underrated female singers. Brendon vs Adam: the fact is that Brendon's mix voice is different from Adam's, it's more heady, almost falsetto, so I don't know if it's fair doing a video about them, but it's a possibility. Brendon vs Mitch Grassi would be better since they're similar. BTW, there will be more videos about Adam Lambert in the future, that's for sure :)
@@ThePianoguy89 nope, none of them maintain support until Bb5 here (maybe in other videos but not here), but the other two strained much earlier at much lower notes than Dimash. U r entitled to your opinions so say whatever u like I don't care.
@@ThePianoguy89 of course techniques is not an opinion, but your analysis of his technique is an opinion. And sorry to say u r not qualified to comment on his technique. Save your breath, your opinions just show how inadequate u r in technical knowledge.
@@ThePianoguy89 I know u r a Filipino who supports Filipino singers and Dimash is definitely a powerful rival to all your favourite artistes. But no matter how hard u try to belittle him, your effort will be futile because so far every expert, professional, singer and vocal coach who has reviewed him agree that he is one of the best, if not the best, vocal technician currently. Note that these professionals and vocal coaches did not give the same praise to Morissette or Darren. Don't waste your time arguing with me here, go to those vocal coaches' videos and question them instead. Tara Simon, Sam Johnson, Dr Marc, Zach Ansley, Ken tremplin, Areh and many more. I shall not waste my time on another Filipino hater.
Каждый хорош по своему,но для меня Димаш лучший Россия Ульяновск
Undoubtedly Dimash! Not only the highest....the lowest...with no cracks. Longest sustained high notes. Powerful, angelic, sustained and flawless.....no squeaks and cracks....and he can do staccatos in whistle tones....abrupt tone, notes, octave change with no cracks.....no limit to his vocal acrobatics. The whole spectrum......practically nearly every genres and in multiple languages.....period....hands down.
Димаш он и в Африке Димаш!данный момент он самый лучший певец в мире!👍👍👍
С каким нечеловеческим напряжением поют остальные, в какие гримасы превращаются их лица, и не трогает их вокал. Да, здорово! Да, молодцы! Но Димаш не поет, он транслирует, он завораживает и берет в плен! Спасибо за информацию!
Сколько высокомерия. Да, молодцы... От Димаша только отталкиваете. Там не гримасы, а эмоции. Собрались тут, профессионалы
У них микс более резонантный, у него он слабее. Зато свистит он выше всех, а они не дотянутся.
Как же задолбали уже димашеманы, такие знатоки деревенские. И Бочелли должен быть счастлив рядом с ним постоять и Селин. Тьфу, бл
@@UserUser-od7iu не неси чепухи пж) уйди и не позорься, микс более резонантный... Ты кто? Музыкант или учитель?
Dimash is the best! This is the Space! In each of his performances present vocalism, which he performs flawlessly. 💕👋🇷🇺
Absolutely Jeffery. While the other two are fantastic (gotta mention Von's and Dimash's breath control especially), Jeffery has the most ease and the most tone consistency, in addition to not getting super thin when going high.
Lol ur everywhere dude! And agreed.
Was looking for a comment that actually made sense and was truthful.
yeah jeffry's high notes are super clear and loud unlike the others esp von. that is why JEFFREY is picking them from the bending back😅😅
Dimash! Only Dimash!!! It's unconditional and undoubtedly! He is the best!
На данный момент Димаш лучше всех, он не повторимый. В каждую песню вкладывает душу. Он реально космический!!!!
Dimash Kudaibergen absolute super vocalist super voice sensations artist planets . Dimash Kudaibergen absolute favorite .
ДИМАШ сильный вокалист голос его необычный, спокойно берет высокие ноты. Слушать его одно удовольствие.
Dimash fantastic marcas la diferencia eres unic ameizing 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Tu reation genial 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏
Três maravilhosos cantores!!
Dimash é o melhor cantor dos últimos tempos no Planeta!!
👏🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏼👏🏻👏🏿👏🏿🎶🎶🎶😍🇧🇷🇧🇷
Dimash , su voz es hermosa como de un ángel.
Dimash kudaibergen ❤❤❤
Lewis and Smith very good humanbeing singers...
Dimash is not human
Not only high notes also very low notes he has...
Von can go lower than Dimash, and hold notes longer than him (32 seconds D5 belt in A Piece of Sky). While I love all three singers, I gotta give it to Jeffery. He has the most ease and the most quality up high. The other two get too thin up there (not to mention, Dimash doesn't actually belt but mixes, unlike the other two).
@@KajiVocals Dimash range (F#1 - D8) I doubt that Von can may be lower.
В дивных райских садах славный ангел поёт
Прославляя Вселенную сияньем нот.
На планете Земля так никто не пел.
Неужели он с космоса к нам прилетел.
Околдованы мы дивным пенье казаха.
Исцелитель души нам подарен Аллахом! 💖
I see Dimash i click😉😉
Dimash is my favourite, Jeffery Lewis has a nice tone as well, for me Von Smiths tone is not as pleasant. Though that is personal taste, doesn’t make him bad. 😊
Dimash is the best singer in the world. His voice is like an angel. It gives chills.
Somo Somo sorrry but he’s just nasal as shit I prefer Jeffrey Lewis
Dimash strains a lot Jeffery Lewis upper belts and David Phelps mid belts, period.
@@gustavooliveira4694 never heard Dimash strain to be honest. Do you have a video link with timestamp?
@@JasminGardenia lmao every note of Dimash in this video is strained. He literally yells with high larynx and a screeching quality
@@vohungvo2479 you are unbelievably uneducated. a) there is no strain audible at aaaall and b) he uses the perfect laryngeal position for twang (which he adds at the higher notes) and c) he even sings the first parts with a classical bel canto technique, not with a high, not with a neutral, but with a LOWERED LARYNX. Otherwise it wouldn't even be possible to produce this dark and operatic tone. You are really stunningly uneducated, mate. You're an (unintentionally) funny person. Thanks for making my day 😊
Dimash is the best among the best😊
DIMASH ❤️
Dimash👏👍❤️❤️❤️🌼🎵🎤😍😍😍😍😍
Dimash- one of a kind !
Dimash king💫
DIMASH👑👑👑
Definitivamente DImash.
Obviously the winner is Dimash, the best voice in the world
its hard to seperate jeffrey an dimash cuz their note are flawless accompanied with vibrato but Von's notes especially as the video progresses become a bit more tense and squeezed. Vons head position in the super high notes contributes to this as it remarkably presses against his throat unlike the former.
Dimash is the 8th wonder of the music. And everyone else just a singer. That doesn't mean they are bad, it just mean hes better than them all.
Dimash makes it look so effortless. I'd never heard of Jeffrey Lewis before but he's really good.
His wondrous voice takes us into the endless expanses of the universe. Having plunged into the ocean of cosmic music, we clearly understand that the Lord gave us not only earth and all life on it, he rewarded us with a diamond emitting the melody of paradise, so that all people on the planet would become kinder and more humane. Even those without a musical ear begin to love music and understand it. Dimash we listen soul. Nothing but the soul can accurately determine the most intimate and present. Thank .
Todos espectaculares, pero definitivamente Dimash no tiene comparación es el mejor cantante, es el más completo !!!!
Dimash 💕💐💐💐💐
No needs to compare Dimash with others! He is the Best in the world ! From low to high! Look at his face and mouth and body just flawless
Димашик бравоооооооо бравоооооооо бравоооооооо, ты лучший, поднял планку высоко 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💖💖💖💖💖
Jeffrey has the best and most healthy technique.
Dimash is superior far, is the best without doubt🤗👌Only Dimash👏
Димаш
Dimash😍
love all of them, all of them are exceptionally talented vocalists (I just have liiiittle technical criticism concerning Jeffery Lewis, for faking the vibrato. He does the so called Gospel jaw, which means that he is moving his mouth in order to artificially create a sound that is similar to vibrato. But this isn't a real vibrato after all. He's still aabsolutely great, and I love the sound of all of this)
Buuut if I have to choose, I go for Dimash. Most probably the overall most skilled vocalist in the world right now. And he partly sings songs no one else could sing, generally not, and especially not with this impeccable and advanced technique. The massive range (more than 6 octaves) and the versatility are not decisive but it's definitely a very impressive further plus. And as far as this video comparison is concerned: All of them are great, but Dimash's parts were technically more challenging, he was technically more precise and above all: He doesn't need to push, this was all effortless.
Jeffrey literally supports up to
Bb5 in mixed voice yet you're criticizing his technique whilst Dimash only supports up to F4 in mixed voice...
@@GarageStudio7 a) You apparently don't know what support is
b) that Bb5 clip of Dimash is most probably the most insane showcase of breath support I've ever seen
c) Educate yourself by taking vocal lessons, asking a voice teacher, reading a text book.. or at least googling technical terms or watching voice teacher content on YT, if you are too lazy for the 3 firs mentioned options instead of watching the trash content of vocal layperson Matheus on YT who has no clue about vocal pedagogy at all
@@GarageStudio7 not Bb5 but A5
@@shipincognitoandanonymous609 Nope Bb5*
@@GarageStudio7 i actually can't believe he support that high tho. Actually, my supported range from last year until now are..
F#2 - A4/Bb4 - A5/Bb5
Consistently..
G2 - G4 - A4
Pov: i actually want to fix and find a way to use my real head voice again in middle 5th octave. I knew whenever i use my head voice cuz something in my throat (vocal cords) clenched together and it's allows my projection to resonant around my face. Mostly, during my bad, i used falsetto and it's irritate my voice.
Димаш есть Димаш, остальные как бутто арут.Я за Димаша лайк.
Казахстан как обычно... Они тут наравне. Глаза раскройте! От секты Димаша уже тошнит. Вы не можете арут написать корректно? Не можете отличить эмоции от "арут"? Ваше высокомерие отталкивает от Димаша других
DIMASH is unvergleichlich gut 😊
Jeffery mops the floor with the other two no offense but how are people not hearing Dimash’s strain??? I would’ve loved for Alex Newel to be in this.
There are already 2 battles between Dimash and Alex- and one of the focus in this channel is doing battles with a very known singer (Dimash in this case) against underrated singers (Von Smith and Jeffery). BTW I think a Jeffery vs Alex would be very interesting, I can do it 🤔
Wtf Alex Newel definitely screeching all the time
I know Alex are 100% technically incorrect but his a high belter and would fit in this group. And Yes I totally love the I idea of Jeffery vs Alex although I it's obvious Jeffery will mop the floor with Alex.
there is absolutely no strain in Dimash's voice
Dimash's belts have always been strained he literally supports non of his 5th octave belts. Now his head voice on the other hand could be the best head voice produced by a male in a non-classical realm.
Димаш лучше!
Dimash is talented and I wont deny that but his fans are very closed minded. Its like a cult. We have three incredible talents in this video. There is no "clear" winner. Dont act like dimash I god. He is amazing but he isnt perfect, no one is. They're all amazing.
Dimash hit B5 but this is not in the video ...
Yes, I know, but Von's top note is Bb5, so I decided to only use notes that all three can hit :)
@@kolnidur_ 👍👌
Jeffrey hit a b5 actually
Dimash mix C6
@@tantai957 I know, but my comment was written a year ago. Dimash then did not show C6
Dimash!!!! Out of this world, i love him.
All of 3 are incredible.. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Dimash is from another planet, he is an alien. No one out there can match him. Dimash is the king
Dimash
What about the D8 ?, are there examples?
What about the G10? are there examples?
It’s belting not whistle
@@gustavooliveira4694 ?
Jeffrey is the only one of them who can really support and resonate in high mixed voice (up to Bb5 actually).
Soundwise it's Dimash for me.
All 3 in this video support their high mix
5:28 Okay That's very strain one from Jeffery Lewis
@@seabear1959 He used distortion there, it's intentional :)
Kolniður Yeah Maybe Thanks, Awesome Distortion Btw :)
His consistent on Bb5 is questionable. Some of his G#5 have tension. But still he's a exceptional tenor. Slays Soprano!
Wow~~ 👍👏
Inpresionnant se dimash le meheurrrrrrr j'adorrrrrrr🌹🌹🎶🌹🌹💋💋💋💋💋🇧🇪
I will go for Jeffrey Lewis the the other guy and the Dismash .....
Jeffery > Von Smith > Dimash
Rather the other way round
@@Roman-yt8up no
Jeffrey, then Dimash , then Von
Of course Dimash!! he can hit a D8!!!!!!
No for real, when it comes to upper belts virtually nobody can beat Jeffery.
They all damn insane brah don't really know which to choose.😅
I wish I had friends who sing all the time like Jeffrey ❤❤😢
Dimash is the best singer in history, without detracting from the other two but Dimash reaches those notes without losing color, dynamism, vibrato, strength and for a long time sustained and the worst thing is that you see him and he hardly seems to make an effort ... another 2 come to dry, they can't even stay 1 second in the last notes, and they do it with a supernatural effort forcing the strings to the limit ...
sorry i dont understand note at all. what the highest note actually? besides D8. can you sort from the lowest to the highest notein this video?
It's from the lowest (A4) to the heighest (Bb5) :)
C, C#/Db, D, D#/Eb, E, F, F#/Gb, G, G#/Ab, B -- that's an entire octave
C -> D full note
C -> C#/Db half note
# = sharp b = flat -- basically has the same meaning, but is written different depending on the key the song is written in.
And the numbers just show in which octave the note is sung in -- every note has a certain frequency and if you sing for example at 440hz the note is called A4.
Imagine con vs Kurt from glee
Of curse Dimash, but he is an opera singer, classical trained. Easy to him.
Looking at the postures of them letting those notes out. Dimash have more of a grounded posture when letting out notes. It seems easier for him. The other two can hit notes but all squirmy with their bodies just trying to get the notes out. I think Dimash is still the best. He makes singing high notes so easy while others try hard.
That’s called being expressive. Neither of them struggled to hit notes. Especially not Jeffrey Lewis. I am a vocal pedagogy major, and I can tell you they are very refined singers. All 3 are refined. Dimash is of another world but no need to make false claims about other talent. Jeffrey grew up in a black church. That’s how we sing. We frown, bend our backs, and move in all other types of ways when singing. It’s being expressive. You use your ears mostly to tell if someone’s voice is tensed and partially their posture. But Because expressiveness is important sometimes postures won’t be as “grounded” in that case use your ears.
@@thewrestlingpalace9989 I'm not making false claim, I'm just stating what I'm seeing. Also, I've never said the others are bad. I'm just talking about posture when they are singing high notes. This is my hearing and seeing from my perspective. Nothing bad about the other two singers, they are all great. If you're offended, I can't help you.
With a nasal outgoing yes , he’s so trill
@@TxiabVwj since Dimash is extremely heady then yeah that sounds easy for him.
Of course it's easy for him; he's not supporting anything in the 5th octave.
But both of them are supporting higher than Dimash so he could probably take some lessons from them...
Unfair battle! No tenor can compete with Jeffrey Lewis! Like the best tenors in the industry probably only has C#5 in their supported range, while Jeffrey resonate G#5! Dimash and Von Smith doesn't stand a chance!
Von can easily compete with Jeffery up to C#5 and he's a way better belter than Dimash.
@@alesky6506 Von's C#5s are strained for sure. But yeah his mixed voice could be better than Dimash
@@vohungvo2479 Von Smith has better C#5s that are not in this video.
I definitely don't like Lewis. And yes Dimash is amazing in breath control. His b4 and c5 were incredibly powerful. His worst was the g#5 ... But his worst is someone else's best. Still Lambert is nr 1.
What about Von? His background is similar to Adam's, they were both in the same edition of AI in 2009 :)
BTW, I'm going to drop a new video about Adam in the next few days 👌
@@kolnidur_ yay! Love your videos, especially about Adam :) I liked von smith. I had the impression his higher register is more controlled than his middle one? But the tone is very normal. I don't remember him from Adam's season, but I started watching around Ring of fire :p
Actually, the only one i didn't really like from von smith was the b4...very dry and no melodic tone...the rest was pretty good and controlled.
@@kolnidur_ btw, have you seen this Stmgo from Adam this tour? I think it's the most powerful vocal he's ever done until now!
ruclips.net/video/jwvCt7w6Q9k/видео.html
Dimash es el mejor
Jeffery 🤷♂️because of tone and Dimash is amazing but he ain’t no gospel singer and praise a band to all them men could even get closed to this
Dimash is not only a comtemporary but also bel canto singer though 😊 he has university degrees in both, started his career as an opera singer at the Astana Opera and he still sings also purely classical cantate
@@JasminGardenia no one cares about his degrees...lolll
We're talking about their singing
When it comes to belting Jeffrey sweeps him off the floor
When it comes to head voice Dimash eats Jeffrey alive
Next Adam Lambert vs Brendon Urie(?
I don't know, I was thinking of doing a vocal battle between Lee Hyuk and Giacomo Voli, or sticking to underrated female singers.
Brendon vs Adam: the fact is that Brendon's mix voice is different from Adam's, it's more heady, almost falsetto, so I don't know if it's fair doing a video about them, but it's a possibility. Brendon vs Mitch Grassi would be better since they're similar.
BTW, there will be more videos about Adam Lambert in the future, that's for sure :)
@@kolnidur_ Lee Hyuk!! My favorite singer besides Dimash!!
@@kolnidur_ Yes, Adam Lambert vs Brendon Urie vs Mitch Grassi would be great :)
You can't compare humans to alien 😂
Dimash is the best, the other two sound strained to me.
@@ThePianoguy89 nope, none of them maintain support until Bb5 here (maybe in other videos but not here), but the other two strained much earlier at much lower notes than Dimash. U r entitled to your opinions so say whatever u like I don't care.
@@ThePianoguy89 it is based on your personal opinion which I totally disagree.
@@ThePianoguy89 of course techniques is not an opinion, but your analysis of his technique is an opinion. And sorry to say u r not qualified to comment on his technique. Save your breath, your opinions just show how inadequate u r in technical knowledge.
@@ThePianoguy89 I know u r a Filipino who supports Filipino singers and Dimash is definitely a powerful rival to all your favourite artistes. But no matter how hard u try to belittle him, your effort will be futile because so far every expert, professional, singer and vocal coach who has reviewed him agree that he is one of the best, if not the best, vocal technician currently. Note that these professionals and vocal coaches did not give the same praise to Morissette or Darren. Don't waste your time arguing with me here, go to those vocal coaches' videos and question them instead. Tara Simon, Sam Johnson, Dr Marc, Zach Ansley, Ken tremplin, Areh and many more. I shall not waste my time on another Filipino hater.
@@ThePianoguy89 well, I m really not interested in your opinion whether who u think is better.
Like they really make many famous singers seem damn bad.😅
1. Von
2. Jeff
3. Dimash
1. ДИМАШ !!! ДИМАШ !!! ДИМАШ !!!
@@SamsungSamsung-yp7qo nop
DIMASH #ONE
Jeffery Lewis is the best. He has range and soul.
Dimash
Димаш
All of 3 are incredible.. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏