Musicians, Guitar Players, AND DRUMMER React to Atif Aslam - Tajdar e Haram (Coke Studio Season 8)

[@AndreaSilvestro]

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[@peanutbar8882]

We need more frequent uploads!!!

[@khanwashere264]

THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IS CALLED RUBAB, MOSTLY USED IN PAKISTAN 🇵🇰, AFGHANISTAN 🇦🇫 AND CENTRAL ASIA

[@khanwashere264]

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[@khanwashere264]

THE 2ND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IS CALLED HARMONIUM, MOSTLY USED IN, PAKISTAN 🇵🇰, AFGHANISTAN 🇦🇫, BANGLADESH 🇧🇩

[@khanwashere264]

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[@muhammadebad7778]

This is not a song.. Its a Muslim's love for his Prophet PBUH. Thats why he is singing it so deep.

[@き物じ無残]

I'm not even muslim.. I cry everytime I listen and sing this masterpiece❤

[@shadow22742]

@@き物じ無残 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Jjhjjgyi987u8]

​@@き物じ無残awww.. ❤

[@Aatif8-o9r]

@@き物じ無残because this naat is about the greatest human being to ever walk on the surface of the earth Our beloved Messenger Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)

[@jasssomal9977]

But music is harram for Muslim 😂😂. You just copy Indian music and called it muslim music😂

[@oogaboogass]

Their reaction on the word "nigah" i lost it 💀

[@vishnuram1811]

🤣🤣

[@Simplifieddeen]

😂

[@justiceforeveryone007]

🤣

[@mohammadsajid6807]

lyrics may be surprising, translation can't give real feel unless you know the language. like ''wine cups are filled''. poetry always gives different and relative meaning. wine translated is actually holy water that will be presented in heaven.

[@ST-py8oj]

also empty jars could b used as an analogy... we humans r jars n we r empty n His mercy will fill us .

[@riteshsenpai6572]

@@ST-py8oj yup

[@adils786]

Actually, the idea of wine has long been a metaphor in Sufi tradition to represent the capacity for intoxicating devotional faith as can only be inspired by God and a divine sense of conviction. This is an extension of the common reference towards 'being intoxicated' to represent a divine intoxication or mast. Thus to say that the Prophet (SAW) with one look could cause your wine glasses to overflow is to say that with a single look he could overwhelm your heart with intoxicating devotion or renew your spirit and passion for service to the Lord.

[@TheAneesmohamed]

Allah ( The God) has promised Prophet Muhammed pbuh a river in Paradise......that he saws will pour and give it with his own hands to the believers of one God when they were on Earth.......Believers ranking will start from the utmost poor people who lived their life on Earth for God and his messenger without going behind earthly benefits......

[@ifrasiddiqui8893]

Well explained brother i want explain this as well but you did great job well done👍

[@aanstudio5525]

Hii This song is basically based on one of our holy places Madina, which is our beloved prophet Hazrat Mohammed (SAW)’s final home. All the lyrics are basically asking Allah to write Madina on our fate for atleast once so that we can go there and experience the beauty, the peacefulness, the miraculous feeling, and also so that we can meet our beloved beloved prophet. And about the Wine thing, the translation was kinda confusing cause he said ‘Sharbat’ which means juice not alcohol. So wine was meant as juice or some sort of that stuff but not alcohol. The meaning of that line based on my understanding was ‘the Sharbat glasses will be filled with just a gaze of Allah Subhanahuwatala. Hope that was informative.

[@khadijanasir9947]

Thank you so much for explaining everything in detail because these people don't know much about the Nasheed and of course we can't blame them

[@Itsmequeen235]

But this is naat❤

[@komalnadeemkhan4186]

@@Itsmequeen235 nah sis, naat doesn't have music in it. As it is Haram hope it helps..

[@subbejanat2194]

​@@komalnadeemkhan4186music mins song haram 😊

[@ShamsuddinMushrif]

❤❤❤😊😮

[@Mesiawhy]

These are actually not lip synced, it’s a live performance

[@gamingsolution8907]

This is lip synced.... See atif confession about this

[@rizwanmuhammad6468]

@@gamingsolution8907 stop nonsense bulshit. . Jealousy has no bounds.

[@wvykaine6158]

​@@gamingsolution8907 bruh coke studio is live with live auto tune 👍

[@sufiyanhassan8259]

​@@gamingsolution8907 Atif never said anything like that

[@CURIOUS_JOHNNIE]

​@@wvykaine6158 you're clearly a hater

[@boulder6499]

Only ones who understand the meaning of the lyrics can acknowledge the value of this masterpiece . I love to hear it when I'm sad or depressed . This masterpiece can cleanse your soul ❤️

[@Singer_Meem]

Me too..

[@JustAPakistaniGamer]

i had the pleasure to subtitle this for coke studio as a technical contractor... got to listen to all the brilliant songs of season 8 weeks before they were released to public... it was a magical experience.. i would have legit done it for free had they asked... !!!

[@Nehal.Bin.Qadirdad]

thank you bhai

[@CAHA6]

Bhai aap ko yo adhay Pakistan ka content ka subtitles likhanay chaian. Achay subtitles likhanay walay bhi is dunya ma nayab hain

[@JustAPakistaniGamer]

@@CAHA6 i offer my services FOC where and when i can... wish i had more engagements like Coke Studio though....

[@aamirsaleem8622]

Nice translation

[@jamilmasud368]

all coke studio pakistan songs are recorded live in a single take. no pre- or post-production editing. that, and the prodigious talent and production values, is what sets them apart from all their imitators.

[@zangetsu949]

That's indian .

[@jamilmasud368]

@@zangetsu949 what is?

[@zangetsu949]

@@jamilmasud368 the singer and the song.

[@nimrachadher]

@@zangetsu949 no dear its pakisani

[@zangetsu949]

@@nimrachadher he sang in lots of indian movies we always thought he was indian Now i found he from Lahore.

[@RohitChaudharyyy]

well in that "wine-cup" line, the empty cups signifies all the pain n sufferings & when the ultimate looks up( as in if he even gazes in ur direction) all the cups will be filled as in all the sufferings n pain will be lifted.. that's the actual meaning there! whenever classical or sufi music is involved then there's always that deeper meaning & it's not always the direct lyrical meaning like it is in western music!!

[@exefile546]

Well briefly explained brother! Loved it ❣️👌🏻

[@QuranRecitation-xo8vm]

gora nahi samjengy bro hahha

[@Nehal.Bin.Qadirdad]

lagta hai dost modern times k sufi hain

[@mfqtheg1]

You got this line right.

[@joyridesham]

That is the correct meaning, this is a spiritual Sufi song, we don’t take the literal meaning, if you understand the language and faith you understand the allegorical meaning which you have translated perfectly

[@dramna299]

The girl in green showed much respect ❤

[@zubaidatasneem4810]

That string instrument, it's called a "Rabbab", it's the cultural and traditional instrument of Afghanistan 🇦🇫( Pashtuns), it is played widely in Afghanistan and Pakistan

[@ameermoaviakhan4277]

Not just the traditional instrument of Afghanistan but of Pakistan as well. We Pakistani Pashtoons do exist too and are probably in a higher number than Afghanistan❤

[@jasssomal9977]

It's not Afghanistan it's punjabi instrument

[@ayeshaali6657]

You should listen to more coke studio season 14 songs Like "go" , "sajan das na" , "yeh duniya" , "phir milengay" etc

[@olahola12]

The base guitarist is a legend and is famous for playing that way. Totally chilled!

[@tamimhasan2642]

Atif Aslam is one of the best singer of Asia He has a most unique magical voice that's why we called him the voice of Heaven

[@gopaljigupta5158]

And the string instrument refered is called Sitar. It's an classical Indian instrument that is thousands of years old and is rooted deep in Indian music culture

[@hennakhan4587]

@@gopaljigupta5158 The string instrument that they keep referring to is Rabab, not Sitar. Both of them can't be even confused with each other because they are completely different in look and sound!!

[@Id_give_a_sht]

​@@gopaljigupta5158it's bot sitar and it's not indian, it's from KPK (Pakistan) and Afghanistan

[@lazymedic5988]

Atif aslams voice always gives me goosebumps

[@WaqarAhmed-co9ow]

Thanx to all of you For react on this qawali These lyrics are really near to all muslim people's hearts And MADINAH & MAKKAH are most respectable places on Earth ❤️🇵🇰🕋

[@pakistaniexpatmba]

Brother I'm Arab. It's written Madinah and Makkah. I hope you use the correct alphabets going forward

[@WaqarAhmed-co9ow]

@@pakistaniexpatmba thank you brother but i think in deferent language and accents spelling will be change little bit

[@pakistaniexpatmba]

@@WaqarAhmed-co9ow actually my Pakistani friends confirm that Makkah and Madinah are written as مکہ and مدینہ and hence H in the end are correct. Natives of a country decide how the cities are to be written in English. So I hope you change your way of writing these holy cities in English, as you write them the same way as Arabic in your native Urdu language.

[@WaqarAhmed-co9ow]

@@pakistaniexpatmba ok brother thanx

[@pakistaniexpatmba]

@@WaqarAhmed-co9ow many thanks my dear brother in Islam

[@raziazaheer7490]

We are supposed to pay full respect & attention while listening to this....This is all about praising God( Allah) His Messenger ( Muhammad ) & this holy place ( Makka& Madina) place, where every Muslim wish to go & witness the home of Allah.....😊😊 This is sufi singing....love you guys, your reaction , absolutely natural...😊😊 God bless you all....Stay blessed 😇😊

[@Hussletheamtrix]

The backing Vocals on this track are called "Qawwals" this particular song is actually a "Qawwali" which is traditional Sufi singing in south east Asia. Regarding that line about the "wine being released from a glance", this is a poetic metaphor. The singer/poetic is 3xpressing his Love for the prophet as being someone who is intoxicated with the wine of love. The glance from the beloved gaze would act as the most powerful intoxicant for the beloved.

[@orion7326]

This is one of my most favourite songs. I'm not Muslim, so I had to do some google searches & ask a few Muslim friends to understand the deep meanings. I listen to this on the treadmill on loop (15 minutes at 10 kmph, 1.5 level incline, 3 times every week, for anyone interested). I absolutely love this song. Cheers from India. 🇮🇳

[@sagartheurkar1931]

This is how I understand the wine bit, the glass is a metaphor for our desires and wishes, and all could be fullfilled if lord(tajdar e haram) just gives u a glance(miniscule attention)

[@abdullahahmadsiddiqui2653]

The girl in green is really enjoying the naat e pak she is really very polite and loving Loved her reaction

[@mariyam642]

all coke studio episodes are recorded live, they’re not pre-recorded

[@BeStraight.]

Thanks for reaction, fyi this poem was all about praising our Beloved Prophet Muhammad PBUH. ♡ we give high respect while listen Islamic poems. Lyrics worth to listen and understand, it shakes soul of us. Thanks again for reaction.

[@slavicprincess]

Hello, this video just popped up in my feed and I just had to leave a comment here for you. As you already mentioned, it is a cover and the original is composed by somebody else so I just wanted to give some more informationon that. The musicial aspect of the Qawwali (song) was composed over 40 years ago by the Sabri Brothers, they were the first. The lyrics used by the Sabri Brothers included lines from many different poems and literature in Pakistan/India. There's also 3+ languages here, Urdu, Persian, Arabic. The lyrics used in the Coke Studio version are a shortened down version of that. The music is also different in some areas of the song now, they definitely added some stuff in. Also there's a little difference in the instruments used, in the old days with Qawwali there would be Harmoiums (kinda like a mini organ), dholak (long drum), tabla (two round drums) those are the basics. The Sabri Brothers also used sitar (string), swarmandal (string), bongo drums. In the Coke Stuido version there are some of the traditional instruments with the addition of the piano and guitar etc. 1:52 This instrument is called a Rabab/Rubab :) 5:08 That's called a harmonium, he's right, very nice explanation too 14:40 I don't know much about Coke Studio's productions but most of the time they say "performed live" 17:20 Yes this is the style of old Qawwali, the main singers say the line the the chorus repeats it sometimes multiple times 18:25 When they say wine, they use it as a metaphor for spirituality 19:38 The original I've listed is 20+ minutes, usually in Qawwali there's a chorus so they can perform for longer, in the old days there would be live performances which could last up to 3 hours and the Sabri Brothers would perform song after song with little breaks in between Please please react to the Sabri Brothers version, it is like 40 years old so the video quality is bad and the sound quality isn't the best but you've got to just listen once. I think you'll prefer the Coke Studio version because you watched it first but also because it's more modern I guess but I would really appreciate it if you still listened to the original just once. The Sabri Brothers version is available here with an English translation available in the captions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDbcoOpnMaEfNU

[@zahrasadat8178]

This! ^

[@jaffery3019]

I didn't think anyone would mention the legendary Sabri Brothers here, thank you for your comment, it made my day

[@sarah_2520]

Unfortunately I don't think I've actually seen anyone from the western world react to the original sabri brothers version 🤔

[@PM_Tx]

Thank you Iga. I wish you the best in your Tennis career. You are the True champion! I saw your all the matches this Olympics.

[@Ayazamtech]

Green shirt Girl is Something Else, Man. How do i describe her? Won my Heart without even saying any Word.

[@kaleemullah2273]

Living Legend Atifffffff with Beautiful Kalaam.. Our pride and icon 💕🇵🇰💕Coke studio Pakistan Amazing..

[@gs_loverboy]

You don't know about the culture we understand but it will be a great thing if you could research about the song and it's background ☺️ knowledge is good to share

[@paulhami]

Thanks for your great Coke Studio reaction videos! I've been enjoying Coke Studio productions for years. I'm not a musician, but you have been validating my appreciation of what I've been listening to. Please consider reacting to one of CS's older videos featuring Ali Zafar. I especially like two of his duets. [Ali Zafar is a poet, singer, actor, producer and more. He also injects considerable personality into his art.] 'Ya Soch' is a duet in two of Pakistan's languages. Ali Zafar sings in Urdu and Natasha Khan in Pashto. In 'Ae Dil', Ali Zafar sings with Sara Haider. This song illustrates something quite common in India and Pakistan these days. Songs are partly in English and partly in Urdu (Pakistan) or Hindi (India). Thanks again! I'm happy I've discovered your channel.

[@alymurtza]

Wow.

[@Esswhy11]

This is so heart wrenching that how a lot of people from our India and Pakistan seek validation from these youtubers. Remember We don't need validation for our music or anything else from other countries in order to appreciate it we must do it anyways ❤

[@KKhan0161]

and the string instrument is the "Rubab" an afghani instrument originally. but also use in indian music and very popular in Pakistan and Kashmir. those extra strings are sympathetic strings they resonate in background

[@spreadvoice1224]

Here wine and wine cups refers to many things in our language.another meaning for it is that your empty souls that are fed up of this world will become filled with love and hope by his mercy..♥️

[@saadmazhar6240]

So everything is one take, they have rehearsals but the live is always one take. There are 4 background singers as well in a couple shots you can see the 4 of them, they’re a very popular group of singers which is why they were shown so much too. There is no lip syncing either, Aatif Aslam back in those days had that amazing voice, he doesn’t stretch it as much anymore but songs like Aadat he really showed how amazing his voice is. If you look up his older live performances he sounds exactly like he did in the video

[@muhammadmirza3831]

Refilling wine is used in a metaphorical way meaning all of ur desires will be fullfilled by just look of passion

[@Hafsahkhan0830]

thank you for such amazing reaction ❤ lots of love from pakistan 🇵🇰

[@cyrilraj748]

The lady in green was so calm and actually this is such a soothing song it defenately transcends you to a divine place

[@Xyz-pv2bt]

O really, I thought she is just there to fill the seat .. 😂

[@solarius12345]

@@Xyz-pv2bt She came with her husband, I presume. Her calm nature gave her a lot of grace. Bless her.

[@sudhanshusingh121]

Can someone please tell me her name or insta id please 😅

[@RazaIqbalJedi]

The major credit for "coke studio" Rohail Hayaatt ..the founder of coke studio

[@nabihajaved2851]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️

[@razin-99]

that bro sitting on the table laughed when they said nigah.....🤣

[@brocklesnar-om3st]

Who you people don't read before reacting. It's a live recording. Coke studio is famous for it. The performance are live and not edited. Retake can happen if something goes wrong

[@HabibullahHussain-ih2hy]

That string instrument is called rubaab and it's very mesmerizing.

[@hananmalik7344]

I would love to see your reaction on "Phir Milenge", "Yeh Duniya", "Mehram" or "Go" but with the same crew please :) it is much more exciting when you have a wider audience and everybody gives their opinion and enjoys the music.

[@NB-pf6il]

This song is meant to be soothing to ears because it is expressing emotions for our prophet and holy pilgrimage to Madina.

[@jcburger733]

Great performance by Atif Aslam and the band. A very serious episode of musicians react but a lot of humor between all the participants. Too funny. Thanks for sharing.

[@AndreaSilvestro]

haha i love this episode, it's definitely an iconic one

[@RaeSA1]

This is an Islamic naat/qawali and Coke Studio is shot live. It’s a very famous naat and this is Atif’s cover. It talks about one’s desire and hope to visit Medina, the Prophet’s resting place and the peace that will bring. Backing singers are a staple in Qawali. One of my all time favourites, this time in Atif’s voice, beautiful and always makes me cry as the lyrics are so touching! 🙏🏼❤️

[@a-1662]

Great reaction❤ just to clarify all coke studio are live performances that includes backup singers and all the instruments! So no voice or instrument voice overs!!! It’s all pure live talent ❤❤❤

[@naimatullahomarzai1039]

The first instrument is called rubab. It’s lines are made from skin of berry’s tree Originally made in Afghanistan between Pashtun tribes.

[@JustAPakistaniGamer]

18:40 when they speak of wine they mean the intoxication of spiritual ecstasy... when you look up at your lord your soul is intoxicated with spiritual ecstasy and that's what they mean...

[@NabeelLodhiGaming]

He is one of the best singers of Pakistan to this date period

[@muniahmd]

Cokestudio is only unique because it’s all live and surely they had rehearsals but the final production is always live. And that weird guitar like instrument is called Rubab

[@adilnadeemhussain9977]

Filling up with wine is an analogy here, that your one glance is so impactful like filling glasses of wine .

[@adilkhan84]

if u listen to the Tabla live.. it sounds even better than the sound coming from ur speakers.. and the Tabla msaters do wonders with this instrument...

[@poojamalhotra6321]

THEY PLAY LIVEEEEEEEE.

[@jabychador5923]

atif voice means...no autotune.

[@superroyal8745]

Surprising Fact: The front row space in Atif Aslam's live show in USA costs $2500.

[@mahmmadpathan4812]

Beautiful reaction ❤️

[@Hussletheamtrix]

Tablas were used by Paarl Jam inany of their outings after they worked on "Natural Born Killers" soundtrack with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. If you look up their song "Corduroy" live in some school set up, you will see them using Tablas and Sitar. They are trying to use them as bongo drums but nonetheless the drummer at that time Jack Stevens irons did a great job with them.

[@rabiasubhani6348]

The string instrument is called RUBAB and its a kind of native instrument to Pakistan and Indian regions... Its a very sweet instrument it has 18 to 19 strings very difficult to master there are very few people who masters it in this region...

[@aftabshah3810]

wrong its a pashtoon instrument and search it on youtube every pashtoon is master of rabab

[@rabiasubhani6348]

Khyber pukhtoon khuwa is in Pakistan.... They are American they don't have the vast knowledge about the geography of Pakistan so i vaguely said that... N if you are talking about the Indian comment then on the other of Himalayan range there are indian people who also play rubab but they called it something else ...

[@s.a.7661]

If you see Atif performing live on stage you would know this is a piece of cake for him

[@Sam-dm4kz]

Atif never learned singing from anybody no teacher, he was bath room singer, he was invited to perform from his college, his friend who heard him singing in his bath room. The guy is born with Talent. Insistent hit from get go. Today one of the biggest singer in Pakistan with a population of 230 million more people than Russia, 5th biggest country in the world.

[@youknow6968]

I can't see it mentioned in the comments, that the coke studio format is live single take performances. So everything you've watched on coke studio is a live performance.

[@pakiglobal4378]

Atif Aslam voice & song ❤

[@rajputan9032]

React to his asma ul husma ...you all will feel life and southing emotional within you❤...i always get tears watching it

[@Alex_frost1994]

I know you guys are enjoying yourself.But i wish you truely knew the lyrics amd the language then you would have cried.Overall a great reaction.Keep up the good work guys.

[@ninipookie]

Not everyone is a crier

[@sweetlyx593]

@@ninipookie bruh you clearly didn't get what the person was saying

[@yourdailyfails1]

finally a real and well detailed reaction you earned a sub

[@quranstudio6409]

It's called "Rabab" a traditional musical instrument 🎸 and mostly famous for Pushto Music 🎶

[@CheezyDibbles]

listened to it alot of times and every time it gives the goosbumps

[@trtamim2269]

Atif is legendary Singer ❤️

[@theeddytor3490]

if you ask any indians born in 90z, who is atif aslam? they will tell you how this guy shaped us through his music all these years....

[@Alizay-nh8et]

I feel proud I'm Muslim and I'm Pakistani ❤🇵🇰 too much love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@sreeragnaranath9738]

His performance in IIFA 2016. IS GREAT

[@aizazraza2490]

The traditional guitar 🎸 is called Rubaab, which is related to Afghanistan 🇦🇫 culture, Pathans usually use it in every events

[@Noamanos._.Machdes]

It's not only related to Afghanistan, it's much more used in Pakistan

[@MN-br5nb]

This was fun guys, i grew up on the original with the Sabri brothers, beautiful meaningful words…this is a beautiful qawwali. The wine part reflects the thirst of the poor, the needy, the devoted who just want to be acknowledged by the one they love. one gaze would be enough to fill…

[@Renegade265]

The 'filling cup' line is that if he looks up, people will be intoxicated in his presence, in an instant

[@Renegade265]

Either intoxicated or will receive good fortune. A lot of things in the Muslim world are like poetry, many metaphors

[@Madinaash]

Not my name being madina 😂😭 and yes I’m named after the place. Two in one deal.

[@Insaanbansalman]

Mashallah

[@lucluc473]

That stringed instrument in the beginning with lots of pegs is called a Rubab. You guessed the harmonium correctly.

[@Ishow_Edita]

All coke studio songs inculding this cavali is amazing.

[@arsalanisafk]

Urdu and Arabic just cannot be translated into english properly. You guys got maybe 20% of the meaning and the complexity of what was being said. Great video

[@bilalshafi5619]

Godd, the peace on that girl’s face, the one in the green. She’s an introvert and her partner must be the luckiest guy on earth.

[@adilkhan84]

yes it is recorded, not live.. but recorded in a singke take... they prepare very well for the recording day... and give their best shot in that single take... it was produced in this way by a very famous band named 'The Strings'

[@tabshah8617]

So it’s live then

[@zihad-dq7th]

One of the best coke studio music video.👏👏👏. Atif Aslam is a rock star ✨ ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨.

[@ahmadhussain2136]

The multiple-stringed instrument is called "Rabab" or "Rubab", popular in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

[@soumakroy1873]

The sitting-box accordion that you guys noticed is actually called a harmonium. Trey was right!

[@sahirlaskar784]

This is not a song, this is a Islamic naat, Proud to be a Muslim ✨😊🤲

[@blackpanther3688]

the girl in the green is just like me, she didnt speak at all but observe and analyze everthing , kind of introvert , she is trying to show interest in that video dont know if she like it or not , let me say these kind of people are pure hearted and always ready to help others , these ype of people are very rare . all the best of for her future :)

[@jhankarjunction7560]

You five are fantastic five and very decent people specialy the two ladies .i like your reaction .❤❤❤

[@MuhammadAhmad-th4he]

“That guys’s wife” is somehow pissed internally- though she is such an elegant woman.

[@IrfanAli-qz3wv]

Lyrics uff❤😭

[@rehannaqvi7785]

Would love the entire gang's reaction on the song AFREEN AFREEN of Coke Studio's earlier season.

[@Kook.ie2899]

This is not a song... This is a Naat ❤️‍🩹🤧 our way of confessing our love for our Prophet Muhammad SAW ❤️‍🩹

[@Markhor975]

This is not a song , it is a naat and no dance is done on it This comment from 🇵🇰

[@omarsyed1980]

People who play percussion instruments like a Tabla can get an amazing amount of sound from them just using hands, wrists, palms and fingers. If you've ever been flicked with a finger by even an amateur Tabla player, you'll be amazed and in pain.

[@kamranaftabable]

Wine cups refilling - it's metaphoric guys. The poetry is all metaphors.

[@AP_TRENDS]

People who knows language are feeling goosebumps watching this

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

The live vocals and musical compisition is SO GOOD that y'all having doubts if this lipsyncing or altered in post-prod. But it IS all live! It is that good!!

[@kumararup188]

One of the sexiest and sassiest bass player on the planet.

[@mohamedkhalid7708]

You guys are chill. Loved it.

[@amanahmed6057]

The Wine section in song telling us If god sees you , you will get everything

[@TheGamer0709]

He makes it look effortless, he is that good.

[@kabiraningangom1248]

Thank you for the reaction. The song is based on Sufi music.