Abe gadhe ho kya? He got an Honorary Doctorate, he didn't actually study music at Oxford. Of course, he's great regardless of that, but an honorary doctorate is different from a real Ph.D. Many distinguished achievers get honorary doctorates all the time, it's not that big of a deal. Idiot.
His uncle sang that song originaly and the last part was actually in the middle he just pushed it to the last part (fact: He is the 17th generation singer in his family)
" watching Drama on radio"😂😂😂😂 Good one. I remember once I visited Russia and I went to have lunch in a restaurant and it was playing Indian serial in Hindi and Russian mixed 😂😂😂 and the waitress were sooooo into it like they understood everything, ofcourse they understood nothing but still.😂 It cracks me up till date.
I read all the translation from the original video and I still don't get the original feeling when you hear it from your mother tongue. Those lyrics are god written!
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I was quite impressed when you described the lady's part as having " some kind of angelic purity about her voice"; that is exactly what the term afreen means. The song is basically describing the beauty of a woman using similes and metaphors and then the lady's part is staying afreen... angelic purity. I get that sense throughout the song being able yo understand the language but it's quite nice that you pick that up just from her voice. Credits you and a lot to her for being able to portray that.
This is his song now, whatever way he sings is the part of the song. When you made that comment about vocal chord being tired, I was going “Dude he can sing 20 more songs easily with same intensity” in my mind 😂
It's her first big song before this song even no one knows her. While on the other hand rahat Fateh Ali Khan is experienced singer who has doctorate in music from Oxford and he is student of his uncle Nusrat Ali Khan A music teacher in Texas, famous all over the world. It's not about gender discrimination but professionalism Yeah but she has a great voice too.
Mubashir Murtaza 😮 I wasn’t alluding to gender discrimination in the slightest.😮 All I was trying to convey was my impression that she slips in and out of the song before I’d heard enough. It was like she did an intro then left; it felt unfinished, The video indicates that her part as additional lyrics, so that could explain why it’s so brief.
Do you know Ken? Momina has done a double major in Math and Medical Engineering from the State University of New York! I wonder how could she manage time in learning to rendering music of such an wonderful quality! Hats off to her. You are very right when you said, and I quote. " ... there is beguiling feeling about her tone". This is awsome!!
@@hkhan4533 ok, I see how my comment was misconstrued,; by "divine", I intended it to mean Rahat. Thanks for reading my comment even after 1 year. I'm assuming you were Muslim?
@@hkhan4533 so sorry to hear that. The English word applies to any supernatural being... Not just Allah Why you Muslim ? Without quoting from Qur'an, give one cogent reason that any impartial observer may verify using reasoning. You are Pak/India ?
I highly, highly recommend you check out these songs by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: - *Raag at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert* - *Chaap Tilak* - *Rang* (Coke Studio)
I have listened to this song hundreds of times and he has never failed to impress me, really hope that the generation after can keep up this amazing family legacy for generations to come
His uncle. The real man.... Ustad nusrat fateh ali khan... Also his teacher... Sung this song originally. N when he used to sing...... You listen to music..... At its peak. No one can beat ustad nusrat fateh ali khan. REAL LEGEND....
The end part of the song where he goes really aggressive, it's a part of Indian classical music called SARGAM, it's musical syllables SA RE GA MA PA DHA NI, the equivalents of DO RE MA FI SO in Western music. Indian music emphasises on singers improvising during a song and within a given song they can improvise and use the notes in whatever permutation and combination they want. The original singer and composer of this song USTAD NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN, the uncle and Teacher of Rahat is a real king of this genre of music. Do react to him as well.
Yes pakistani music tradition i dont get it we wont be together whenever someone comes from Pakistan ....the indians dont differeniate the countries but when its about something else from india they are always like yeah yeah from india
Well explained Hamza. Respectfully, the only correction I would make is that it's part of both Indian and Pakistani music. I'm an Indian but get moved to tears listening to there Pakistani singers. So much love pours out for all - Indians, Pakistanis and the rest of the world. :)
Both the indian and pakistani music belongs to Hindustani classical music..... There is no division no border between our musical legacies.... Lots of respect and love Rahat ji ❤️ .... Lots of love from india...
i have listened to this version of the song countless times. It brings me to a magical place every time. Your commentary really disseminated the nuances by the artists and has substantially enriched my listening experienced. Well don Mr. Lavigne you are a master of the voice!.
Original is by "Ustaad" (maestro) Nustat fateh ali khan... he was paternal uncle of ustaad rahat fateh ali khan... he was a legend and was at completely different level.. React to "Ustaad rahat fateh ali khan raag".. it was his performance at nobel peace prize awards.. he really felexed there
What i really like about all those reaction videos on you tube: you always discover something new. Normally I would not search for metal music or ethno music... but it is sooooo interesting to dive into other cultures and styles... and even if you don't understand a single word it pulls you in... nice 🤍🧡💚🤍🧡💚
@@RommerskirchenFrank ruclips.net/video/3tGxUVoEp7A/видео.html So a bit about this. This is his concert in Paris. He understood that the audience in mostly native French, unable to understand the lyrics. So he let this RIP! His performance here to me will never be matched. I'm throwing you in towards the deep end btw. What he is doing is playing around with Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, which is the equivalent of Do Re Mi...this clips are compiled from the entire concert. The first bit for example is around 3 mins long. Enjoy and let me know what you think, id love to know :)
@@kashankhan6950 hi... what i got is the joy they had... but to listen to it for 20 minutes is hard, if you are not used to it... its maybe a bit specific... the song above was more enjoyable to hear... easy listening... thank you for the insight
@@RommerskirchenFrank yes i understand. This is a whole concerts worth. Plus in from 1988 so the only way it can be modernised is to remix it i guess. Just before i let you go hahaha, id like to share a 4 min clip. This is just his voice and no Do Re Mi. You can skip past the 1st min as he's explaining that they used this Raag and his vocals in the Movie 'The Last Temptation of Christ". The Raag is basically a vocalisation of Pain! doesn't sound very uplifting i know hahah ruclips.net/video/MZzesizQ9BE/видео.html
Goosebumps over goosebumps. The beauty is, although I love his voice but you listening to him, especially the notes without caring about the language, the meaning, you are purely talking about the way and the voice. Kudos
Omg u need to do more coke studio as you've only just scratched the surface. This is nothing. Also check out nescafe basement soch band ft hadiya hashmi. It's a song by an underground group feat an 8 year old girl
Every time, Every-single-time I listen Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sing I always tear up. I feel so blessed to have the understanding and the hearing to experience such grand level of purity in his voice.
Ken was talking about additional lyrics added but when Momina started to sing he couldn't able to speak and totally went into depth as he was amazed of her voice notes, that's the best quality of a vocal coach they have the senses to recognise the importance of singer and their voice quality.
Yes Sir whatever he did at the end was also part of the original song. The original one was sung by his Uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He was also an iconic vocalist and his coach also.
Equal Pride and joy when someone outside our culture recognizes and loves Pakistani talent!! Lots of Love from India !! Evergreen song Sublime Urdu Lyrics Beautifully and powerfully sung by Rahat Sahab..carrying the TORCH from LEGENDARY LATE NUSRAT Sahab ... The wonderful music arrangement,the backing vocals,instruments and Of course Momina(Afreen Afreen)
The bit at the end is playing around with the musical equivalent of Do Re Mi-Sa Re Ga Ma...the technical term is "Lehkaari". Which brings me to Rahat's Uncle, NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN!!!The greatest voice to hit the microphone ever (Saying this as humbly as possible). His Lehkaari will transport you to another dimension!
Rahat Sahab is great but wait till you listen to Nusrat Sahab (his uncle and guru). Nusrat sahab was simply divine. You could go into meditation listening to his music.
Ok Ken- you’ve got a new fan/subscriber in me. I love, love, LOVED this. It’s been brilliant hearing a westerners opinion on our music. What we’ve grown up listening and what is just ‘normal’ to us, you make sound so academic. PLEASE look up more songs of CS Pakistan- I promise you, you’ll go down a rabbit hole of AMAZINGNESS and will not regret the time spent exposing yourself to fantastic signers, musicians, etc.
Actually the end of the song carries the vibe of the original song, the “cover” part about it is the rest of the song which is made softer and more approachable for wider audience. They made it more beautiful and difficult from more technical and difficult as it was originally.
Very nice reaction as well as the review. If you like, you could turn the captions on for the Coke Studio presentations. The folks at Coke Studio do an excellent job of putting the subtitles in Urdu, Roman Urdu, and English.
I am so very impressed by your putting up every note n cord.. that’s an amazing effort.. to spread the real singers.. n the explanation by you blows… is incredible… stay blessed n keep rocking sir…👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐
Hello, like your reaction so much😊😊😊 Please react to the song Raang by him. It's also shoot in coke studio. Also want to tell you that he is a Pakistanis singer,a very famous one, actually.
Liked your incisive comments on the singing... for a person unfamiliar with this genre of music and the format of Coke Studio, you were pretty much spot on with most of your remarks! Thanks for an enjoyable 12 minutes!
“Aafreen aafreen” came out when I was like 10. I still remember loving it so much. Anytime it was on tv or radio, I’d put things aside just to enjoy it. Didn’t even know why.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and his uncle Ustad (master of masters) Nusrat Fateh Ali khan are legends from pakistan. These are generational singers,they belong to singing family. They start singing at a very young age and practice religiously for at least 6-8 hours everyday. You can also check out Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri's "Rang" and Rahat Fateh Ali and Abida Parveen's "Chap tilak",both from coke studio. Amzad Sabri (belonged to another singing family) and Abida parveen are legends as well. Hope you like them 💛
Lovely, and interesting reaction, Ken...I'm a Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan fan, so not a big surprise to see some of his family related great talents...I also loved Momina's part a lot, hope to see her more in the future...Cheers from France !
Hi uncle Nusrat fateh ali khan is the real oroginator of all these songs.. and he was insane ... the last part was not only the part of it but it was actually the part that people wait for when they hear to sufi songs (such songs are known as sufi songs)
“Sweet linguini“ 😂😂 And if I remember correctly there was a “Phillip Glass-hole” and “Holy hermione granger” in some other video!! Haha Ken you are adorable. I wonder if you do this at supermarkets 😂🥰
In coke studio ( Pakistan) they do live performances, and little to no voice tuning voice engineering. It is as raw and beautiful as it can. Rahat and his family is the original signer of the song, and he is very talented singer and a legend.
He is Master of classical singing. In last he is just singing all notes and don't miss even a single note. Sa re Ga ma in india is like Do re la fa so 7 notes in western.
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Coke studio has pretty accurate English subtitles in case you didn’t know
Yeah true it's almost a perfect poetry..
Rightly pointed out sir👍
No they are not accurate
@@saadwaheed465 they have done a good job.
@@veneryvendetta6452 Yes, but how would YOU know
@@saadwaheed465 word to word translation is often wrong so you have to change it to give the correct meaning.
He is the 17th generation singer from a dynasty of musicians spanning over 600 years. A true master with a doctor's from oxford university in music.
Abe gadhe ho kya? He got an Honorary Doctorate, he didn't actually study music at Oxford. Of course, he's great regardless of that, but an honorary doctorate is different from a real Ph.D. Many distinguished achievers get honorary doctorates all the time, it's not that big of a deal. Idiot.
@@siddharthmehta6220 why do you have to foul mouth for that? Are you showing off your family class?? Nonsense!
@@siddharthmehta6220 Using curse words at the drop of a hat. Zero class.
@@siddharthmehta6220 What a way of replying, one can actually know who is the real idiot.
Chill lol
Rahat's voice is just pure bliss, Momina is awe of this giant of a singer. Close your eyes and just dream away.
His uncle sang that song originaly and the last part was actually in the middle he just pushed it to the last part (fact: He is the 17th generation singer in his family)
His father not uncle
@@mdmusic8736 please check your resources
@@mdmusic8736 original singer is nursat fateh ali khan and his father is Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan
That awkward moment when our Indian bothers knows more than us. Actually we are one people
That fact part i dint know brother...thanks ❤️👍
No one is noticing that how hard the lyrics are and how peacefully and clearly he is singing.
I literally feel sorry for those who don't understand such beautiful lyrics. It is like watching drama on radio🥺😄
" watching Drama on radio"😂😂😂😂 Good one.
I remember once I visited Russia and I went to have lunch in a restaurant and it was playing Indian serial in Hindi and Russian mixed 😂😂😂 and the waitress were sooooo into it like they understood everything, ofcourse they understood nothing but still.😂 It cracks me up till date.
I read all the translation from the original video and I still don't get the original feeling when you hear it from your mother tongue. Those lyrics are god written!
ken: "its such a mellow song, i dont know if it would suit it"
Rahet FAK: "buckle up sunshine"
🤣🤣
He wasnt ready
Coke studio and especially Afreen Afreen raised a whole generation!! This song never gets old!
Coke Studio: Let's have amazing subtitle experience with both phonetic and actual subtitles
Reactors: Who needs subtitles, Music is universal language.
Me: AaaaAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
I think the programs they use to record the screen can sometimes remove the subtitles. Just a guess
@@myaatkins no he just had to on captions
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I knooooooow! It frustrates me so much when these reactions don't have the subtitles on!
I can't understand 😔
I was quite impressed when you described the lady's part as having " some kind of angelic purity about her voice"; that is exactly what the term afreen means. The song is basically describing the beauty of a woman using similes and metaphors and then the lady's part is staying afreen... angelic purity. I get that sense throughout the song being able yo understand the language but it's quite nice that you pick that up just from her voice. Credits you and a lot to her for being able to portray that.
Vocal Coach: "I just feel like hes about to rip through those registers."
Rahat: "hold my chai, im bout to show this mans some registers"
Lol good one
Hahaha.. True.. hold my chai..
You have to listen to Abida Parveen And Raahat With subtitles on. Chaap Tilak, on coke studio.
It's best . I too recommend
Yes it is magical.
Its a must
I know right u have toooo
I was going to say same thing 😅
He is ustad of ustads which means teacher of teachers (music).
This is his song now, whatever way he sings is the part of the song. When you made that comment about vocal chord being tired, I was going “Dude he can sing 20 more songs easily with same intensity” in my mind 😂
My only criticism of this song is that the girl’s part is too short.
It's her first big song before this song even no one knows her. While on the other hand rahat Fateh Ali Khan is experienced singer who has doctorate in music from Oxford and he is student of his uncle Nusrat Ali Khan A music teacher in Texas, famous all over the world.
It's not about gender discrimination but professionalism
Yeah but she has a great voice too.
Mubashir Murtaza 😮 I wasn’t alluding to gender discrimination in the slightest.😮
All I was trying to convey was my impression that she slips in and out of the song before I’d heard enough. It was like she did an intro then left; it felt unfinished,
The video indicates that her part as additional lyrics, so that could explain why it’s so brief.
Always get less to Enjoy. lolz
@@randomlady6899 oh I apologise I miss understood
Agreed but it's mostly because the song is a guy complimenting a girl so it sort of makes sense...
8:38 Ken his vocal cords are getting tired after few seconds the rahat shows it was just warm up😂😂❤️
🤣🤣🤣
😂
This made me laugh so hard. And uts 2.03 am😆😆
This was my wedding entrance song I walked into, pure, elegant and beautiful
Do you know Ken? Momina has done a double major in Math and Medical Engineering from the State University of New York! I wonder how could she manage time in learning to rendering music of such an wonderful quality! Hats off to her. You are very right when you said, and I quote. " ... there is beguiling feeling about her tone". This is awsome!!
some people are really blessed .aye
Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian singers are out of this world the more you tisten of them the more you gonna be amazed. Love From Bangladesh🇧🇩❤️
8:40 His vocal cords are getting little bit tired, 9:20 Oh shit may be not.
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Absolutely
😂
Pure bliss... Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has an honorary doctorate in music from Oxford University.
The female singer, as wonderful as she is, realises she in in the presence of the divine.
Ok dial the worship down (completely)
@@hkhan4533 ok, I see how my comment was misconstrued,; by "divine", I intended it to mean Rahat.
Thanks for reading my comment even after 1 year.
I'm assuming you were Muslim?
@@tariq_sharif I know what you meant. that's why I commented, divine is only Allah. Yes I am a Muslim Alhamdulliah.
@@hkhan4533 so sorry to hear that. The English word applies to any supernatural being... Not just Allah
Why you Muslim ?
Without quoting from Qur'an, give one cogent reason that any impartial observer may verify using reasoning.
You are Pak/India ?
@@tariq_sharif This singer that you worship, is he supernatural? You are committed shirk by saying that there is another divine being besides Allah.
I highly, highly recommend you check out these songs by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan:
- *Raag at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert*
- *Chaap Tilak*
- *Rang* (Coke Studio)
😘👌🏾
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Find yourself someone who looks at you the way ken stares into space spellbound when momina sings 😂
My dude literally stopped mid sentence when she started. Lol.he was mesmerized
I have listened to this song hundreds of times and he has never failed to impress me, really hope that the generation after can keep up this amazing family legacy for generations to come
His uncle. The real man.... Ustad nusrat fateh ali khan... Also his teacher... Sung this song originally. N when he used to sing...... You listen to music..... At its peak. No one can beat ustad nusrat fateh ali khan. REAL LEGEND....
You're absolutely right Momina's part is a add on part for the cover.
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That is not scatting at the end, he's singing the Notes like do,re,mi,fa,so,la,ti .
Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Da Ni Sa ye notes hain or Rahat Sahib yahi gaa rahey hain.
@@abdullahzahoor3069 bhai English ke music notes hai wo example de raha hai wo
@@abdullahzahoor3069 English equivalent ka bta rha ha wo. (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti.
NOW I am excited! I know this performance!
The end part of the song where he goes really aggressive, it's a part of Indian classical music called SARGAM, it's musical syllables SA RE GA MA PA DHA NI, the equivalents of DO RE MA FI SO in Western music. Indian music emphasises on singers improvising during a song and within a given song they can improvise and use the notes in whatever permutation and combination they want. The original singer and composer of this song USTAD NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN, the uncle and Teacher of Rahat is a real king of this genre of music. Do react to him as well.
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Yes pakistani music tradition i dont get it we wont be together whenever someone comes from Pakistan ....the indians dont differeniate the countries but when its about something else from india they are always like yeah yeah from india
Well explained Hamza. Respectfully, the only correction I would make is that it's part of both Indian and Pakistani music. I'm an Indian but get moved to tears listening to there Pakistani singers. So much love pours out for all - Indians, Pakistanis and the rest of the world. :)
Both the indian and pakistani music belongs to Hindustani classical music..... There is no division no border between our musical legacies....
Lots of respect and love Rahat ji ❤️ .... Lots of love from india...
@@abhijitfloyd05 Thank you brother from Pakistan 🇵🇰
i have listened to this version of the song countless times. It brings me to a magical place every time. Your commentary really disseminated the nuances by the artists and has substantially enriched my listening experienced. Well don Mr. Lavigne you are a master of the voice!.
Original is by "Ustaad" (maestro) Nustat fateh ali khan... he was paternal uncle of ustaad rahat fateh ali khan... he was a legend and was at completely different level..
React to "Ustaad rahat fateh ali khan raag".. it was his performance at nobel peace prize awards.. he really felexed there
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What i really like about all those reaction videos on you tube: you always discover something new. Normally I would not search for metal music or ethno music... but it is sooooo interesting to dive into other cultures and styles... and even if you don't understand a single word it pulls you in... nice 🤍🧡💚🤍🧡💚
Check out his Uncle, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Its ecstasy in the form of music. Let me know if i can recommend you a link
@@kashankhan6950 yes, why not...
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So a bit about this. This is his concert in Paris. He understood that the audience in mostly native French, unable to understand the lyrics. So he let this RIP! His performance here to me will never be matched.
I'm throwing you in towards the deep end btw. What he is doing is playing around with Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, which is the equivalent of Do Re Mi...this clips are compiled from the entire concert. The first bit for example is around 3 mins long.
Enjoy and let me know what you think, id love to know :)
@@kashankhan6950 hi... what i got is the joy they had... but to listen to it for 20 minutes is hard, if you are not used to it... its maybe a bit specific... the song above was more enjoyable to hear... easy listening... thank you for the insight
@@RommerskirchenFrank yes i understand. This is a whole concerts worth. Plus in from 1988 so the only way it can be modernised is to remix it i guess.
Just before i let you go hahaha, id like to share a 4 min clip. This is just his voice and no Do Re Mi. You can skip past the 1st min as he's explaining that they used this Raag and his vocals in the Movie 'The Last Temptation of Christ". The Raag is basically a vocalisation of Pain! doesn't sound very uplifting i know hahah
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I saw many reactions but you have really great analytical skills in understanding classical Indian music. Keep it man!
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This is Pakistani classical music. Rahat Fateh Ali is Pakistani, I’m sure you know that lol.
Bro it's Pakistani music
Goosebumps over goosebumps. The beauty is, although I love his voice but you listening to him, especially the notes without caring about the language, the meaning, you are purely talking about the way and the voice. Kudos
Fun Fact:
He is 15th Generation In his dynasty! His family is in music since more than 600 years!
**17th
Ab itni purani bhi nahi hai iski family singing main.
@@abdullahzahoor3069 hain bhai...
Wow nice
@@abdullahzahoor3069 yes they are brother.
The legacy is just being carried on.
LEGENDS💖
Omg u need to do more coke studio as you've only just scratched the surface. This is nothing. Also check out nescafe basement soch band ft hadiya hashmi. It's a song by an underground group feat an 8 year old girl
Wow..U pronounced both the names almost 95% accurate...Kudos👍🙏🙏🙏...In case of Momina .even find it it difficult to pronounce..
Every time, Every-single-time I listen Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sing I always tear up. I feel so blessed to have the understanding and the hearing to experience such grand level of purity in his voice.
Ken was talking about additional lyrics added but when Momina started to sing he couldn't able to speak and totally went into depth as he was amazed of her voice notes, that's the best quality of a vocal coach they have the senses to recognise the importance of singer and their voice quality.
He great singer from Pakistan . Love from INDIA🇮🇳
There is no doubt about it, Rahat is a legend, and you have great knowledge of music and respect for other cultures as well
When u will reach to lyrics and Urdu language, you will just love it...
Literally every single word is deep and beautiful
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Great reaction video! Truly enjoyed your comments and more than anything, the surprises on your face!
Its not a song really , its a poem , wow the rahat ali khan voice 😍
He is like a legend tearcher. .thats why he have many notes
Made in Pakistan all the way Pure original music ❤️❤️❤️
the lyrics are also gorgeous,you had to turn them on...
Loved it!!! Also Coke studio isn't a competition it's just musicians coming together to create/recreate songs
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You just dvelved into a realm of music you have no idea about..
there's the reason why this is one of my fav songs. ❤️
Yes Sir whatever he did at the end was also part of the original song. The original one was sung by his Uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He was also an iconic vocalist and his coach also.
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Equal Pride and joy when someone outside our culture recognizes and loves Pakistani talent!!
Lots of Love from India !!
Evergreen song
Sublime Urdu Lyrics
Beautifully and powerfully sung by Rahat Sahab..carrying the TORCH from LEGENDARY LATE NUSRAT Sahab ...
The wonderful music arrangement,the backing vocals,instruments and Of course Momina(Afreen Afreen)
The style of singing is ancient
Amazing! His voice is Heavenly...after all he comes from a family of semi classic singers
There were English Subtitles , this song's lyrics are just soo beautiful.
right. i really think if he had them on it would have enhanced ken's experience !!
A Coke Studio fan this is one of my favourites as is Momina
React on more of cokestudio. "Tera woh pyaar" song by Momina and Asim
Another mind blowing voice both of them... 🇵🇰
The bit at the end is playing around with the musical equivalent of Do Re Mi-Sa Re Ga Ma...the technical term is "Lehkaari".
Which brings me to Rahat's Uncle, NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN!!!The greatest voice to hit the microphone ever (Saying this as humbly as possible). His Lehkaari will transport you to another dimension!
One Of My Favorite Song. 💖💖
One of my fav singers from Pakistan!! Momina is great too!! But Rahat sahab is transcendent!!
Love from India
Rahat Sahab is great but wait till you listen to Nusrat Sahab (his uncle and guru). Nusrat sahab was simply divine. You could go into meditation listening to his music.
@@ArkoRay I have bro, 90s kid...Nusrat Ali sahab was lighting it on fire ,even his remixes were awesome..a true legend
Ok Ken- you’ve got a new fan/subscriber in me. I love, love, LOVED this. It’s been brilliant hearing a westerners opinion on our music. What we’ve grown up listening and what is just ‘normal’ to us, you make sound so academic. PLEASE look up more songs of CS Pakistan- I promise you, you’ll go down a rabbit hole of AMAZINGNESS and will not regret the time spent exposing yourself to fantastic signers, musicians, etc.
Actually the end of the song carries the vibe of the original song, the “cover” part about it is the rest of the song which is made softer and more approachable for wider audience. They made it more beautiful and difficult from more technical and difficult as it was originally.
Great video, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a national treasure! Has anyone told you Ken that you look like you could be Colin Firth’s brother!
Very nice reaction as well as the review. If you like, you could turn the captions on for the Coke Studio presentations. The folks at Coke Studio do an excellent job of putting the subtitles in Urdu, Roman Urdu, and English.
Welcome to indian and Pakistani music. There's so much talent vocally everywhere
Yes! A vocal coach . Loved your video . Please react to more Pakistani music . Thank you
I am so very impressed by your putting up every note n cord.. that’s an amazing effort.. to spread the real singers.. n the explanation by you blows… is incredible… stay blessed n keep rocking sir…👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐
Hello, like your reaction so much😊😊😊
Please react to the song Raang by him. It's also shoot in coke studio. Also want to tell you that he is a Pakistanis singer,a very famous one, actually.
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React to more Coke studio please.
Ali Zafar's Julie , Rockstar , Jaan e Baharan , also all these songs have English subtitles.
React to mere dholna sun live by shreya ghosal amazing song and singing you will listen her different mode
Liked your incisive comments on the singing... for a person unfamiliar with this genre of music and the format of Coke Studio, you were pretty much spot on with most of your remarks! Thanks for an enjoyable 12 minutes!
can we all agree with him saying that Momina has an angelic voice? :D Yes sirrr!!
“Aafreen aafreen” came out when I was like 10. I still remember loving it so much. Anytime it was on tv or radio, I’d put things aside just to enjoy it. Didn’t even know why.
React to "chap tilak by coke studio" I am sure it will blow your mind . You can even turn on subtitles in coke studio songs if you want
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omg your expressions told that u almost gave your heart to momina when she start singing
Your reaction was awesome!
Thank you!! 😁 Glad to see you commenting.
The last part was originally in the song. Beautifully sang by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan before and now he did the justice.
My First reaction of this video " Oh Wow Colin Firth is reacting to a song from my country" :)
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Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and his uncle Ustad (master of masters) Nusrat Fateh Ali khan are legends from pakistan. These are generational singers,they belong to singing family. They start singing at a very young age and practice religiously for at least 6-8 hours everyday. You can also check out Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri's "Rang" and Rahat Fateh Ali and Abida Parveen's "Chap tilak",both from coke studio. Amzad Sabri (belonged to another singing family) and Abida parveen are legends as well. Hope you like them 💛
Lovely, and interesting reaction, Ken...I'm a Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan fan, so not a big surprise to see some of his family related great talents...I also loved Momina's part a lot, hope to see her more in the future...Cheers from France !
Hi uncle Nusrat fateh ali khan is the real oroginator of all these songs.. and he was insane ... the last part was not only the part of it but it was actually the part that people wait for when they hear to sufi songs (such songs are known as sufi songs)
PLEASE turn on the captions and understand the meaning of those lines.
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Coke studio has subtitles but even for normal urdu speakers these lyrics are so beutiful as these words are normally used in anceient poetry
Ustad Rahat fateh ali khan has been awarded the honorary doctorate (doctor of music) from the OXFORD University
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your mind will be blown if you listen to its first and original version from Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
The last part was 'aalaap' which is scale recitation in Hindustani just as Do, re, me etc. in Western music.
Just waw he is legend....one more song plz one more one more one more........one more
You should have on captions and read meaning of this song.
Ur reaction was Awesome
U really do have much of knowledge about music
Beautiful song. ❤️
This is the first ever song of the girl singer Momina Mustehsan....love from Pakistan💝✌
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“Sweet linguini“ 😂😂 And if I remember correctly there was a “Phillip Glass-hole” and “Holy hermione granger” in some other video!! Haha Ken you are adorable. I wonder if you do this at supermarkets 😂🥰
He always give heartthrobs to every person who listen his songs💓💓.....
Lol that’s just Rahat rippin it up in the end...he’s a legend...his uncle Nusrat was also a similar legend
The way u explain notes, is beautiful to listen music. 🥰
Plz also react on "Allah hu Akbar"by Coke studio and " Bol hu" by Nescafe basement Pakistan...✌💝
In coke studio ( Pakistan) they do live performances, and little to no voice tuning voice engineering. It is as raw and beautiful as it can. Rahat and his family is the original signer of the song, and he is very talented singer and a legend.
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You should react to "tera woh pyar" from coke studio by momina mustehsan
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He is Master of classical singing. In last he is just singing all notes and don't miss even a single note. Sa re Ga ma in india is like Do re la fa so 7 notes in western.