Our New Obssesion!😲 Waleska & Efra react to Nazia Hassam & Zoheb Hassam for the first time

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[@WorstUsernamEvr]

Every time they said "India" or "Indian" instead of "Pakistan" or "Pakistani" when referring to Nazia Hassan, a part of me died. I'm glad they did a little research and acknowledged that the Hassan's are Pakistani. She remains Pakistani music royalty.

[@thethickandthin]

Yes, the ignorance!

[@afsaneh4340]

Such ignorant people

[@s.s.m9936]

Even when they came to know she is Pakistani they still call it Indian. India being a big market is a reason, nobody remains honest in giving credit where it is due. I wasn't expecting this from this channel

[@pari1585]

She became famous because of India

[@haroonafridi231]

@@pari1585 that doesn't change the fact that she was Pakistani and also she was more famous and known is Pakistan

[@myramalik208]

Nazia Hassan is to us Pakistanis what Elvis is to the rest of the world . She continues to live in our hearts thru her timeless songs ….. she actually introduced my generation to this genre of music . Had the pleasure of watching her perform twice in Isd . Am proud to be part of the Nazia Zoheb cult ♥️🫶🏼Thank you for reacting to this 🫶🏼

[@shahzaibpirzada2381]

❤❤🎉🎉

[@k06137]

She is Pakistani, not indian. This is pakistani disco pop, Pakistan has always had pop singers and bands with their own albums, kinda like in the west. In India the singers were mostly playback singers.

[@scientia.veritas]

Nazia Hassan was a queen. She brought pop to the south asian subcontinent at a time when we were content with semi-classical music. And she had potential to be the first international diva from South Asia. What happened to her was tragic.

[@subse5371]

​@Jay Rayson she died of cancer and days before her death her husband divorced her. From what I heard her brother said she died in pain 😢

[@vicky116]

@Jay Rayson arranged marriage. Problems with in laws. Afflicted by cancer. Then she was allegedly divorced by her husband before she died. He never remarried. And their sole son's custody went to her mother. A lot of allegations and muck thrown around by her family as well. Such a sweet singer but tragic personal life.

[@scientia.veritas]

​@JRayson77she had a troubled marriage. In her own words, her husband cheated on her, caused physical and mental abuse. The abuse probably continued even after she was diagnosed with cancer, which is perhaps why she divorced him. She died of cancer at just the age of 35. She had already stopped singing after she moved to pursue higher studies and got married there. Such a tragic life for such a beautiful and talented person.

[@spass7431]

Ever heard of Asha Bhosle? Pop was literally her dominance if you know the songs particularly with RD Burman

[@scientia.veritas]

​@@spass7431jazz, not pop. Bhosle started singing pop songs only after late 80s, half a decade after Nazia's debut.

[@saism4570]

Nazia Hassan...what a legend! Pakistan's Princess of Pop!

[@Nadeem_Dxb]

Nazia Hussan was called the queen of pop music in Pakistan.She inspired the young generation along with her brother and changed the music trend in the region.Their music composer was Indian musician Bidu.

[@florad629]

Pakistans pop music was always ahead of Indian pop music so indeed nazia was the first one to bring pop culture to pakistan in early 80s, but yet there were pakistani rock bands in 1985. From 1988, Jupitars, Junoon, and Vital Signs were leading pop bands in Pakistan n pop music became the mainstream music in Pakistan. Junoon then went to hard rock from 1991 and since then introduced Sufi Rock especially in 1995 by album "inqalab". I wish you explore them.

[@marylethil2857]

Her family was based in England and she was brought up in England and she was a lawyer by profession. She is survived by a son. One of the best natural voices. ❤

[@searchfortruth6889]

i guess her introduction has always been a Pakistani pop singer

[@navtektv]

Nazia's break out song even reached us here in Fiji and became a sensation (Aap Jaisa Koi). My favourite is Disco Deewane.

[@mrexpress8002]

its nazia not nazi. lol

[@navtektv]

@@mrexpress8002 lol. Thanks for the correction.

[@sogekek]

How did that even happen 😭

[@navtektv]

@@sogekek how did what even happen?

[@asadullahzubair3147]

They were a Sister/brother duo. Not partners. She is the pioneer of pop/disco in the Indian subcontinent.

[@vibhanshuagarwal2000]

Yeah, she was so pretty and had such a nice voice too. I almost get teary-eyed remembering the 80's. Those were the days! She was really popular in India too.

[@sattardoger]

Probably the first pop singer from Asia to top the music charts of South American countries for months. Ask any South American in the 1980s about Nazia Hasan, and you will find her to be her fan.

[@nitishsaxena1372]

She was very famous in India back in the day. My mum tells me that she was an icon for her generation.

[@zainabchaudhry7449]

She is a Pakistani singer and she was born in England

[@user-qn2ey6gk4m]

​@@zainabchaudhry7449I'm sure they're aware

[@nitishsaxena1372]

@@zainabchaudhry7449 did my comment say otherwise? Everyone knows she's a Pakistani

[@muslim_first]

@@zainabchaudhry7449 She was born in Karachi

[@hellosigh]

"It turns out she was also from Pakistan" finally you realised lol 😭 she influenced the pop scene in south asia as a whole, not just India, and she is testament to the contribution of Pakistani artists in south asia. This is not Indian disco, this is Pakistani disco, but if we want to keep it natural then south asian :) PS she wasn't just a singer, she was a philanthropist and incredibly humble and well spoken, bless her soul.

[@gurubhai3139]

Oh really this is Pakistani disco and not Indian disco ... Ok then tell me the Nationality of music director who composed her first disco song and also do let us know who was the director of that movie for which that song was composed ?

[@jai_yogi]

Pakistani disco 😂😂😂

[@hellosigh]

@@gurubhai3139 Butthurt much? 🤣 yh first tell me the nationality of the artists who originally sung/composed the countless number of Bollywood songs that are not original, everything from agar tum mil jao to nach punjaban. I'll wait ☕

[@laibanasir3498]

​@@jai_yogithe pain tho 😅

[@gurubhai3139]

@@hellosigh I feel sorry for Pakistani like you who suffer from Identity Crisis. From language to music form (sa re ga ma learning style) and from marriage ceremonies to food everything is Indian. The fact is your National Language, foods and clothing is copied from India and yet people like you have audacity to call Bollywood copying Pakistani song. Why don't you first stop copying India.

[@kaleemullah2273]

She is still our queen.. She was our and southaisa First Pop female Singer.. She 4m Pakistan.. ❤🇵🇰💕

[@user-lq1yt5th9o]

She is from Pakistan. Pakistani singer proud to be Pakistani ❤

[@maliktariqahmad3117]

Her songs were very popular in Mexico, Argentina and Brazil at that time and were even played on national radio stations of these countries.

[@abdullahbinzaheer2594]

Its so funny that desperate indians now wants credit of nazia too. She was Pakistani and this is Pakistan disco. Our actors/singers are so talented that they create their place in your industry aswell, it doesn't mean that you created them. It just means that our singers/actors are more dedicated and talented.But obviously there's no solution to this habit of indians where they want to snatch Credit of others

[@JustChats_Opinions750]

1:20 in 2023 still No One Can Beat her in Pop Music in this Whole World. Pop Queen of India & Pakistan She Debuted in India🇮🇳 "Nazia Hassan" ❤️ Ofcourse it was a too much Risky Lyrics to Sing in 80's time cause of Society

[@jaggajasoos9021]

She was the original "disco deewane" girl.. And was the queen of south asia pop Inhone apna debut Bollywood song 1980 me gaaya tha "baat ban jaaye" Jab inki age sirf 15 years thi aur inko apne pehle hi song ke liye best singer filmfare awards mila tha jo record abhi tak kayam hai youngest winner of Filmfare award ka sirf 15 ki age me Also ye first time tha jab kisi pakistani ko filmfare awards mila tha Inki album disco deewane kaafi badi hit thi 14 country me aur ek usme English song bhi tha jo British chart tak gaya tha Inka career chota tha (1980-1992) but she was still the queen of pop in her time Inka life ka sabse ghatiya decision tha Inki 1995 ki shaadi Because inhone galat insaan ko life partner chuna Uski already 2 shaadi ho chuki thi Sadly 35 ki age me inki death ho gayi thi according to Wikipedia she died because of lung cancer wahi uske bhai ka kehna hai jab nazia ko uske husband ki shaadi ka pata chala toh uske husband ne slow poison khaane me milake nazia ko 2000 me maar diya tha She died soon but still she known as pop queen and for disco deewane and baat ban jaaye song aur subcontinent me pop laane ke liye

[@hoofers9956]

Nazia hassan and her Brother zohaib hassan were the singers who brought pop and disco in Pakistan. Sad that Nazia hassan passed away young due to cancer. Both were Pakistani and loved by millions in Pakistan and all over the world . ❤

[@user-by3jo8zw4p]

Nazia was blessed with a beautiful voice.. love from india 🇮🇳

[@voidmain9519]

Oh dear Nazia ❤❤❤ she is a queen herself. Biddu also deserves recognition for bringing out such gems to the world.

[@Raj-xf2vd]

Yes Biddu camposer and parvati khan

[@samiatiq7879]

I love nazia Hassan's song dil ki lagi, still one of my earliest memories is my mother singing it in our house in Pakistan. It's a great listen!

[@RahulSingh-fb7fi]

Well , Indian Disco GOT its first Taste and Most Popular Disco song - I am a Disco Dancer from Movie - Disco Dancer. The song which became phenomenon in not only Indian Subcontinent But Russia and other countries as well. The song is still Iconic. After that Zoobie - Zoobie song from Movie Dance Dance (Inspired by Brother Louie Louie - Modern Talking ) AND Jimmy- Jimmy Aja Aja from same Movie -Dance Dance. Essential part of Indian Movie song history.

[@usmanabdullah8454]

Nazia hassan is just a mind blowing artist.. THE BEST.. She is actually from pakistan

[@jaydeepsen4769]

Her debut song 'Disco Deewane' was very popular in Latin America as well.

[@shabananiazi9083]

Disco deewanay was her bang bang performance ❤It was also remixed in Indian version in an Indian movie but the hook bars were used originally in Nazia's voice

[@AbdullahKhan-fd5hl]

she was such a sweet angel avery shy introvert girl there is not a single soul on planet that could say abad word about her truly an icon so happy u discovered her.

[@AshwaniKumar-gh1bx]

Hear Bappi Lehri if you are into Indian Disco. Bappi Lahri was AR Rehman of that time.

[@subse5371]

She is the queen of pop 👑 unfortunately she left the world too soon😢

[@apoorvasharma8147]

I heard most of these songs but I didnt know about the artist. She was gorgeously beautiful and very very talented. Her singing style reminds of Marina and Diamonds.

[@florad629]

Why you are calling her indian or indian vocals all time. She was Pakistani. Her videos either shot in London or in Pakistan, mostly Karachi. Its just that she had lend 1 or 2 songs to bollywood n they used in films thats it. Her albums also went well in india coz she worked with Biddu who was an indian musician

[@Bangaliyana2024]

Nazia Hassan and her brother Zoheb Hassan were UK based Pakistani singers who teamed up with Indian musician and composer Biddu and the trio made disco music popular in the Indian subcontinent. Cheers!!!

[@galactusakash2661]

Bidu got her boom boom remix that stuck to my mind in the 90s and till now.

[@danupaul6926]

😊first debut in india but they are evergreen... Still makes me cry when I heres them... Really we all love a lot.... We are Indian but still they are our evergreen favourite ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@beekarinsaan]

Her voice was exceptional, beautiful voice without any auto-tune or any other crap.

[@nikitachauhan8567]

She sang Disco Diwane? No wonder they were so popular and cool.

[@The_Rizz_Lord_]

Waleska Just to let you nazia was a huge rage in south america including Venezuela! Her song 'disco deewane' was a massive hit there. Search for disco deewane on KZbin and see the number of comments from south american people.... Iam surprised your parents dont know about this

[@My-pets372]

Simply loved it! Nazia and zohaib really transformed music scene in Pakistan from classical to pop/ disco. I would have loved to see you reacting to some of their top numbers in whole... not in bits 😢 1. Disco Dewayne 2. Doosti 3. Kariye Pyar 4. Zara chehra 5. Ankhen Milane Wale

[@starstruckcentral]

I discovered her music coupl eof years back and I haven't looked back. She was so far ahead of her time. I infact DM'd both of you few months back to check out her music. Glad to see the video is fianlly here.

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

Oh God.... I shared this with both of you.... ThanQ for instant reaction.

[@sophia-429]

these pakistani Siblings got real swag.they are trend setter in south asia..their music is timeless... Nazia is also given title nightingale of pakistan.

[@zaidi6472]

You should listen to her song, Dil Ki Lagi and Sunn. Romantic masterpieces, shows her versatility knowing her claim to fame was a disco/pop album.

[@florad629]

Sunn bht hi khubsurat song hay. Very beautiful. Thanks for reminding me

[@HassaanQ]

Nazia is still a big thing even after 23 years of her passing. like MJ her songs are still used, sampled, remixed in full or parts of it in both Pakistan and India. She was involved in lots of charities and philanthropy too which is why her name is still big today.

[@MrBinny1977]

Just to give you a feel of those times, I was born in the late 70's ! Growing up, fortunately, I listened to various singers of that era and earlier like Lata Mangeskar, Asha Bhonsle, Yesudas etc. Among these legends was a little know Nazia, who as per the popular gossip of those times, ran away to UK as her type of music was frowned upon by the ultra conservative religious leaders of Pakistan. Although, I must say, she was never vulgar or anything like that in her music. My father was a music lover and he got a Gramophone record of Nazia, yes their original one which was probably recorded in some studio in the UK. Because they got popular among the Asia community in the UK, they even got popular in India. Believe me, those Gramophone records are to die for!

[@clothina6534]

I am a 52 year old lafy and was a die hard fan of nazia hassan and zohaib hassan.Pls correct your words she didn't run away to UK because of conservative religious scholars but she and her brother were schooling there and during their studies they started to sing and famous musician biddu was their friend and initially the songs were composed by biddu and zohaib both.Nazia studied law from uk after that she came back to Pakistan.Zohaib left singing after her death because they were very close to each other.They also had a younger sister zara hassan.

[@MrBinny1977]

@@clothina6534 Maybe you are correct in some parts, but, I don't think I am entirely incorrect. Nazia may not have literally run away, but, surely she found UK safer for her Musical pursuits. Maybe I need to get in touch with Zohaib to get a better idea what exactly happened!

[@adambutt3738]

She was and is queen of pakistani pop music ❤

[@priyamd4759]

I did not know Nazia Hassan is no more. RIP. I was in school at that time. We were crazy mad at all the songs she sung for movie Qurbani and some pop later like "Aag de de".

[@lilysaddiqa3924]

She was a great Pakistani singer✨💜her voice 💜💜

[@abdullahmahdi3158]

Bro they were siblings apart from being a pop duo. So you guys seem to have things to take inspiration from them. ❤

[@zeex9x9]

She's Pakistani Nazia and zohaib Hassan is her brother, and her music has been remastered many times from time to time. There are many songs from them as a master piece

[@BullC6]

Boom Boom is in my playlist to this day after I first heard it...I am a 90s kid and this song still came on television well into 2000s.

[@spilltea4241]

Bappi Lahiri is known as the disco king of India He is also from west bengal

[@SMA265]

Queen of Pop is what she's famous for.

[@Hikdin]

The man behind this music is composer Biddu. He is responsible for launching the careers of Nazia and her brother. Biddu also produced Alisha Chinai's blockbuster album Made In India. The song Boom Boom and some others were remixed by Biddu in his 1995 album The Biddu Experience.

[@TheMhasham]

Man we miss her, thanks for this

[@navtektv]

If you're interested in Bollywood Disco than check out some of Bappi Lahiri's work in the 70s and 80s. His songs in movies featuring Mithun were some of the best Indian Disco songs to come out of that Era.

[@asadullahnizamani6641]

FINALLY! Thank you for doing this.

[@asadullahnizamani6641]

Nazia Hassan was a Pakistani singer-songwriter, lawyer and social activist who rose to fame with her song "Aap Jaisa Koi" for the 1980 Bollywood film "Qurbani". She was the first Pakistani to win the Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer at the age of 15. She was also referred to as the Queen of South Asian pop, and is considered one of the most influential singers in the subcontinent. Along with her brother Zoheb Hassan, she sold over 65 million records worldwide and charted in fourteen countries with her debut album Disco Deewane in 1981. She also engaged in philanthropic activities and was appointed by UNICEF as its cultural ambassador in 1991. She died of lung cancer in London at the age of 35 in 2000.

[@asadullahnizamani6641]

Nazia Hassan was not only a musical icon, but also a role model for many women and girls in Pakistan and South Asia. She was one of the first female singers to break the stereotypes and barriers that existed in the conservative society of her time. She pursued her education and career with passion and determination, and balanced them with her family and social responsibilities. She was also a humanitarian who used her fame and influence to raise awareness and funds for various causes, such as drug abuse prevention, children's rights, women's empowerment and education. She was a recipient of Pakistan's civilian award, Pride of Performance, and was voted as one of the top 50 influential people by India Today magazine.

[@shahiryaralibutt676]

Pakistani Disco Queen ❤️❤️❤️

[@danupaul6926]

Still we dance on her songs.... And we love loved it❤

[@shubhsingh7574]

4:46 Disco Deewane can be heard in "Student of the Year" as The Disco Song.

[@farazfiction]

Im obsessed with Nazia hassan voice . She is an angel. A Diva . God bless her in heaven.

[@muhammadhariszahid5406]

Nazia Hassan songs are timeless! Our parents used to enjoy her songs but those songs are still relevant in this generation

[@aeymed]

She was sooo ahead of her time. The beautiful Nazia ❤

[@ahmedsyed2834]

Nazia & Zohaib Hassan are regarded as pioneers of the Pakistani pop..inspired by this duo many pop singers made their name afterwards...famous Pakistani pop singers/groups at that time ..Vital Signs/Junaid jamshed, Ibrar ul haq, Atif Aslam, Ali Zafar, Hadiqa Kiyani, Rahim Shah, Bilal Maqsood, Ali Azmat, Sajjad Ali, Imran khan, Qurat ul ain, Farhan Saeed a long list...you will love their songs

[@zahidh8864]

One of the best my favourite singer nazia hasan...may her soul rest in peace....Ameen...

[@nazkhan8696]

You keep on saying Indian .this is Pakistani girl, started in Pakistan and then India took her song in their movie Pop music was very much alive in Pakistan even in the 60's. They played at concerts and at colleges

[@hashir9821]

I'm just here to see waleska excited

[@mzaidi256]

She was such a legend❤️❤️😊

[@khawajaqudratullah3993]

She is Pakistani singer

[@ilmanaz]

Our queen ♥️

[@kamranashraf71]

As popular and as accomplished as Nazia the singer was, Nazia the person was even more impressive, highly educated, always looking to help those who needed it, shy and humble, untouched by all the excesses of fame, a picture of class and poise, she embodied the best of Pakistani culture. It was a monumental loss that someone so bright passed away so young. Even her courage during her battle with cancer was awe-inspiring, May God bless her in the afterlife.

[@ubaidimran7102]

They're Pakistani and its Pakistani Disco! why you keep calling them Indian? :)

[@tmlondon3070]

This is an absolutely superb program and coverage of the beginning of pop music in India Pakistan 💯🙏👌👍✌️80s the best

[@maliktalal745]

A legandary pakistani singer Nazia hussan ...❤❤❤❤God rest in peace....

[@waheedraja9185]

She is from pakistan

[@prroneiaparrapiofictions4797]

She's THE BEST PAKISTANI pop singer. Fight me if you want. 😊

[@virajsraul]

More disco and pop singers in the 80's : Bappi Lehri Usha Uttap There were more but sorry I can't remember them right now on top of my mind

[@caddybridge1898]

If you really want to know about the most famous and almost the first pop band of Pakistan...it is called the "Vital Signs"....listen to their songs

[@muhammadjahanzaib2065]

I wish you guys do reaction on her songs which become sensational and obsession in subcontinent.. Like Dil ki lagi Sun mery mehboob sun Zara chehra to dekhao Ajnabi Dhundli rat k dukhiya sayay Dosti Tali dy thalay bay k Ay dil mery chal ray And many more

[@RahulSingh-fb7fi]

Nazia Hassan The shining star Who Came, Who Sung and Who Conquered. Died Tragically. My Childhood crush.

[@spirit947]

Nazia Hassan and bro Zohaib both were Pakistani tracks release in Pakistan and globally. Like Atif Assam, Rahat Fateh Ali then invited to India as guests singer's.

[@prakharthakur5638]

The song To Brazil by Vengaboys has basically the same tune as Aap Jaisa koi... tempo-ed up.. 🤷‍♂️

[@bollysongs_status_]

Love you guys 😊❤

[@jasneetkaur6782]

Jimmi Jimmi became Indian disco hit in Russia too. Just check it out.Russians singing Hindi songs.

[@abidfarooqui4899]

Now you are going back to my teenage years. Nazia Hasan (not Hassam) was a queen and a gem of a person. She however was Pakistani. She was very popular and worked with an Indian music producer in London. That is just how things are unfortunately. I never saw a single Indian in Pakistan till I moved to the US and we live right next door to each other. Talk about stupid politics. She was pure talent and a kid when she started. Not trained just angelic voice. The thing is that Pakistan is very similar in culture to Northwest Indian state of Punjab. In fact there are more Punjabis in Pakistan than in India. The cultures of other provinces are slightly more different than what we would find in India but majority of Pakistani population is Punjabi. Hence it is not surprising that what cultural phenomenon becomes popular in Pakistan also becomes popular in India. In contemporary music, Pakistan has always been blessed with talent above its weight.

[@mudssarmud9457]

She is Pakistani legend

[@ilsaashfaque1250]

disco deewane was a pakistani pop song by nazia hassan, then India took it and remixed and added in their movie

[@kb_h77]

Also shes pakistani!

[@HarshLoomba]

Nazia Hassan - our teen years! ❤

[@Burner__]

Checkout Vijay Benedict. Another great disco artist from India in 80s.

[@danupaul6926]

Brothe rsisters ❤....evergreen

[@shariqshahbazi8453]

I grew up at the right time to experience Nazia and Zohaib as they completely changed the music scene. To say that they introduced pop/disco in Pakistan would be doing injustice to the likes of Alamgir and Mohd. Ali Shehki. Having said, they bridged the gap between the traditional Pakistani musicians and the rock pop flood gates that they opened and gave way to the likes of Vital Signs, Jupiters, then Junoon and Strings etc. As a five year old I went music crazy listening to Bonny M, ABBA, Michael Jackson, and of course, Nazia and Zohaib. I went to military and private schools and never came across any of the students listen to any Pakistani music besides N & Z. They were truly transformative and revolutionary.

[@nabeel1183]

please react on her following songs: 1. AAG 2. Disco Deewane 3. Kiya Huwa 4. Kabhi Zindagani Jaisa 5. Khushi 6. Dum Dum Dee Dee 7. Lekin Mera Dil

[@mohammadzeeshanmurtaza7569]

She is from pakistan... A pakistani first pop singer late 70s

[@supra1722]

they were famous across Latin America and in the former Soviet Republics as well. On so many of their videos, I find as many Spanish commenters as English and Urdu and Hindi.

[@rizwansikandry9993]

Guys she is Pakistani

[@rummanomar2341]

PAKISTANI. NOT INDIANS. THEY WERE BROTHER & SISTER

[@faizaali4975]

I'm glad they did a little research and acknowledged that the hassan's are from pakistan

[@samirasam3256]

Zohaib is her younger brother.