Rang, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Amjad Sabri, Season Finale, Coke Studio Season 9 | Reaction by RnJ

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[@AmSavaD]

When coming Sabri's turn, both guys having a wonderful smile on their face.. really 🌷

[@moonarahil8360]

my eyes r full of tears after see amjad sabri 😢😢😢

[@sanobarkhan6160]

Allah unko jannat mein Jagah de. Ameen

[@waqaszamanofficial1]

Mine's too he is a legend my younger brother he did not know what he say but he likes them so much he tell's me every time... Please play for me"bar do joli.... When he past away he is very upset.... May ALLAH give him RIP...

[@Rohailisnext]

same..

[@nabihajamal3226]

I'm in tears, may this amazing Qawal rest in peace.❤️

[@asadboro1568]

yeah RIP, Pakistan?

[@911shan]

You guys just witnessed 2 legends. Very few people have the talent, skill and experience as these two. Both are part of families with hundreds of years of Qawaali singing in their bloodline. Rahat's family has over 600 years of qawaali singing tradition, dating all the way back to Persia. His dad's older brother, Nusrat was a trend setter and is considered the King of Qawaali. Rahat's own father was considered the king of the harmonium (a common instrument for Qawaali music) and the best ever. Amjad Sabri's family has a history of Qawaali singing of over 150 years dating back to India before the creation of Pakistan. His 2 older (now deceased) brothers were considered one of the best Qawaali duet's to ever bless the stage. These 2 are Kings of the game. No one even comes close to touching them in this genre.

[@aayess3863]

Every time i notice how robin is always involved completely just to give a perfect review no matter what the genre of the song is!! 👌

[@kmivortex2523]

Miss Amjab Sabri everytime I hear this Qawwali. RIP Amjad Sabri 😢

[@jhoncena6902]

Amjad Sabri was murdered last year by some cruel people..n we all really miss him 😭😭

[@fareehaali1716]

jhon cena martyred not murdered

[@rationale309]

that was the only thing we wanted to know here. punk

[@syedmohsinhusnain8483]

This Qawalli was sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's Uncle Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with collaboration of Amjad Sabri's Father 40 years ago. And they both are singing this 40 years from then but sadly Amjad Sabri is murdered last year by paid shooters in Karachi :'(

[@bismahmansoor4017]

:'( May his soul rest in peace! !

[@AmSavaD]

Syed Mohsin Husnain vahabi 👎😡

[@vasugandharv4943]

bhai bura bilkul nahi manna is baat ka lekin ye bahoot galat hai yrr kisi legend singer ko is tarah murder karna...

[@wasimTajelectricals6039]

Why killed Amjad sahab?

[@abdulhaseeb8611]

May amjad sabri rest in heaven aameen

[@nabihaasad5660]

It is so satisfying to know that this piece was a single take done

[@creativedotcom9129]

Amjad sabri is no more in this world. We miss you legend

[@ayeshashahid6720]

Omgggggggggggg this is the best best best day of my lifeeeeeeee guysssssssss😭😭😭😭 I dunno why uh guys are sooooooo awesome ❤ thankuhh for reacting on this one. This is true that uh guys love ur fans 😍😍😍😍 the man with red headphones in this song is late and is a legend for everyone in Pakistan and outside. Thankuhh guysssssssss love uh alottttttttttttttt ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RehanAli-ii1tn]

Ayesha Shahid Finally they reacted on this masterpiece.

[@ayeshashahid6720]

Rehan Ali yesss 😇😇

[@Stan-jo7jy]

Ub ap sakoon say marr sakti hain. Yay lain Fidous ki lawn. 😂 .... just kidding!

[@ayeshashahid6720]

GnB ! Hasna tha?

[@Stan-jo7jy]

Na na. Hansna nae hai. Its a very gravely serious matter, little do you know! 🙈

[@ninjaturtle205]

Nusrat fateh ali khan, was rahat fateh ali khans teacher, and uncle. NFAK, was perhaps the biggest musician out of pakistan. Nobody did qawwali better than him. Also this qawwali, Rang is hard to understand because the poetry is very ancient, and some words in it are not commonly used. This Qawwali was written and composed by Amir Khusro who lived in the 13th century. I personally need to turn on the subtitles to understand it and I'm a native urdu speaker. Qawwali when done right is a very deep experience. I have seen people fainting when listening to live qawwali, and totally losing their senses and minds. I listen to a lot of death and extreme metal, but on the other hand Qawwali is as much explosive and energetic and more melodious.

[@Murshad_NFAK]

no doubt

[@TheChandansharma82]

This form of singing is called Qawaali... Mainly meant for devotional purposes to access the deeper or higher levels of consciousness during spiritual practices. The singers are called Qwaals and this was introduced in India by a Persian mystic and a poet called Amir Khusro. The idea is to employ repetition through out the singing by the lead singer which is followed up by chorus. In this song Amir Khusro is praising and celebrating his spiritual master for showing him the path. This is his attempt to please the God through his spiritual master.

[@Ghayazuddeen]

Perfect🙂

[@rw8697]

Very informative , thanks a lot Chandan Sharma , I didn’t know this @ all . R.Wagan

[@arsalansheikkh]

This is the purest form of traditional Qawwali without any mix of other genres. You guys must know that this is what Qawwali actually sounds like. Qawwali is connected to Sufism and that's why it is performed seated in the respect of what is sung, which is mostly about God, Prophets, Saints, love & spirituality. It is performed in a group. The background of this qawwali "Rang" (Colours) is that this qawwali was performed years ago in a collaboration by two masters of qawwali the most popular qawwals(qawwali singers) Late Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Late Ghulam Farid Sabri. CokeStudio brought the two musical families together again in this song with the collaboration of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (Nephew of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan) & Amjab Sabri (Son of Ghulam Farid Sabri) R.I.P. Thanks to CokeStudio for this Master Piece. P.s. Please don't forget to say my name if you mention my comments again. Love from Pakistan!!!

[@foodforthought6260]

PAKISTANI MUSIC IS OUT OF THIS WORLD. NO OTHER COUNTRY CAN COMPETE PAKISTAN. PAKISTAN HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERY KIND OF MUSIC LISTENER. PROUD OF MY COUNTRY

[@sauravmishra6982]

Pakistani music....😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@inderbirsingh8510]

@Per FOX bhai gaali ki baat nahi hai... Jo classical music Nusrat sahab practice karte the, to woh sirf esa nahi kehte the ke hum apko pakistani classical music suna rahe hain... Woh kehte the ke Hindustani pakistani classical music kehte thei....

[@asimshehryar7850]

@@sauravmishra6982 indian copy music master🤣india have no real music like rahat abd nusrat fateh ali khan🤣

[@embee293742]

Rang literally means Color in urdu. But for this context its Jubilant Color

[@annasophia2758]

Dare Angel rang also means celebration in Urdu

[@ankitpant1982]

Dare Angel rang is colour in Hindi in urdu it means celebration

[@hamzaali-ql2tt]

It means light here

[@fakhrussalhin3149]

@@annasophia2758 in this Qawwali's context it only means celebration or maybe even debauchery. PS: Dani Angel is an idiot who doesn't know shit about urdu poetry or poetry in general

[@fakhrussalhin3149]

@@ankitpant1982 you beat Dani Angel in stupidity. congratulations now go and do rang

[@Fizzah1]

Rahet Fateh Ali Khan's Ustad (teacher) was Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan :)

[@junaidahmed-dq9sq]

Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan :)

[@indrajitmajumdar8590]

Fizzah Iqbal, Ustad means Maestro in English (in this context obviously). Ustad usually used for Muslim maestros of music because ustad is a urdu word, and Pandit is the exact same thing for Hindu musical maestros. And for foreigners to understand it, its a Title that is rarely EARNED by anyone and its really very big deal, its like getting knighthood for their capabilities and immense contributions towards the art field.

[@heartsofgoldmaa]

I love Rahat fateh ali khan and also Nusrat fateh ali khan

[@heartsofgoldmaa]

@@indrajitmajumdar8590 ustad.. used not only for musitions .. Its means is...a teacher...in english

[@franklinymail]

Two of the greatest houses in Qawali produced the masterpiece, there is no family in qawali which is by far close to these two houses. I wish you guys understood the lyrics but you did get the feel of it.

[@vividportraiture3654]

true

[@waqarafzal6199]

This is indeed a beautiful rendition. This composition was originally done by Ustad NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN along with SABRI BROTHERS. And this rendition is beautifully done by RAHAT FATEH and AMJAD SABRI who r considered successors of the legendary signers mentioned before. The legendary vibe of FATEHs and the madness of SABRIs is being reminded in this song. But the original masterpiece remains untouched. It saddens to remember that AMJAD SABRI is no more among us but his voice leaves impression forever lasting. U guys dont know the language yet u r enjoying what if u knew what this meant u would be in trance as i am. Thanks for the reaction brothers. Peace

[@embee293742]

So unfortunate you dont know the language. The qawali has a certain context of Sufism and people feel the vibe when they listen and understand it. I know you guys dont feel the connection due to language barriers but still hats off you guys for appreciating other cultures. By the way, urdu in this qawali is not even understood clearly among Urdu speakers. Its very different and bookish The other Singer is Amjad Sabri who was shot and murdered last year. He is a Qawali superstar from Pakistan. Rest in peace

[@priJay310]

Dare Angel g the guys don’t have to learn Urdu to enjoy our qawwali’s and all they need to fully understand Sufizem of Pakistan and India as Rang is a qawwal for Nizamudeen aliya thr biggest name in India but truly yes the do need to understand urdu properly to enjoy fully

[@machoray1]

well if u comeenting herer then means u follw them as well ;) at lest they are lsting to somtinh which has nothing to do with them by any means but still they are, i think they from denmark or sweeden but if they are from any of them countries hoe many of song you have lsytein from those countries, be pstive in ur approech towrds everything and do apprecate them even if you cant dont be negitive,

[@targa9]

Jayden Paradise Nizamuddin Auliya is a big name not just in India ..he has great significance for all the Muslims ..as for Hazrat Data Gunj bakhsh, Hazrat Bahauddin zakariyya, Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi from Pakistan and other Sufi Saints of Muslims..whether in India ,Pakistan or anywhere else in the world..

[@saadawan5502]

I don't think it's Urdu because it has a lot of Hindi words as well. I am guessing it is an ancestor language of Hindi and Urdu.

[@malikanas4975]

Dare Angel kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpmxc4CDf9-ZhK8

[@VOQofficial]

Hy guys nice to see you reacting on pakistani songs i want you guys to visit pakistan and see how beautiful it is like our songs and tredition we always welcome you here 😊

[@taylanigci2879]

what a voice we lost. amjad sabri was best ever. look at their reaction when amjad sabri sing and he appear on video.

[@faruqhameed2636]

Yes u r right guys this is beyond music, This is masterclass, this can never be rendered again!!! May God bless RFAK... And bless Amjad Sabri the highest place in Jannah!!! Aameen

[@areebahshahid7546]

"Rang" means colour in Urdu. Qawwali is always aimed at creating a deep spiritual connection with the listeners, taking them into a trance. By doing so the qawwal (i.e. the person who is singing the qawwali) hopes to develop a connection with God and become part of the oneness of the universe.

[@bizmaky1238]

It is said that Qawwali brings an effect of trance to its listeners. I guess that is proven by this reaction. It also releases a lot of tension so that people can relax from every day stresses. As you said it unleashes a lot of energy, also in the listener so that people can relate to this emotion and feel free. Its pure ecstasy and heals a lot of disgrunteled hearts. Thankyou so much. The credit also goes to you guys for having a deep understanding of this culture and being so respectful to it. I really appreciated this reaction. You guys are pure and beautiful human beings. Your emotional response to this was truely genuine and touching.

[@fareehaali1716]

This is my first comment to ur channel and this is also the first time i give u a thumbs up just bcz of amjad sabri.. he is a legend, love him so much.. ❤❤

[@TheUnusualSuspect101]

"A captivating master piece", I cannot agree more. Such a delight to watch two westerners nodding off on a version of pure qawwali. And hey, I absolutely absolutely love Robin's expressions. Keep it coming, bruh!!

[@uzairibrahim_]

I have some information that might make this more interesting for you. It may be that you already know this or other people might have told you this already. This is qawwali proper. Since Coke Studio aims to pander to a much younger audience, they don't do such traditional pieces without any modern instrumentation very often. I think this is one of the only times they've done something so bare. Anyway, the qawwali you just heard, Rang (literally, color) goes back at least 800 years and is attributed to the South Asian Sufi musician, poet, scholar, and astronomer Amir Khusrau (1253-1325) who is also credited with inventing the genre of qawwali. In fact, all the qawwals (qawwali singers) descend from him, including Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri. In a traditional-style qawwali gathering (known as the mehfil-i sama'a, which means the gathering of audition), Rang is the qawwali that you end the evening with, and every member of the audience stands up in respect. The evening starts with "hamd" (praise of God), then "na'at" (praise of the Prophet Muhammad), then goes on to the "qawl" (saying) of Imam Ali, who is one of the first sages of Islam, and to whom all Sufi orders trace their lineage. Qawwali for them is not just singing, it's a form of prayer. Before they get on stage, they perform the ritual ablution which is required to cleanse your body before praying. What makes this particular rendition even more interesting is that the uncle of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (you might wanna look him up, he's big), and the father of Amjad Sabri, Ghulam Farid Sabri (he's big as well) sang the same qawwali together at a Sufi shrine in Karachi, Pakistan. So this was a kind of tribute to family for them as well. Amjad Sabri was shot and killed last year. This was his first Coke Studio appearance and his last ever recorded performance which was released posthumously. I loved your reaction! It was so pure. I could see the way your eyes sparkled. Keep it up, and all the best.

[@daniyalk713]

Uzair Ibrahim i don't understand the weird part on this comment like do they really do wuddo before singing "with instruments" and it's a kind of prayer for them? Wtf 😯😓

[@uzairibrahim_]

Because the qawwali mehfil starts with hamd and naat, it makes sense that they'd do wuzu, dont you think?

[@farheennasir3555]

Please read this,! The guy Amjad sabri started to practice when he was 9 years old with his father and uncle. Both his father and uncle are the great names of the country. Later he takes place after their death. They were the trend setter of 'Qawali'. Amjad sabri was gem of the country but unfortunately at the age of only 40 he was targeted on 22nd June 2016 before the release of this cokestudio qawali. He is legend and will always be! We miss you Amjad sabri 😢❤️

[@tariqahsan8590]

Amjad Sabari was amazing woo..first time listened him.

[@nabihajamal3226]

I love the fact that this video has no dislikes. The beauty of Amjad Sabri, nobody could dislike him.❤️

[@sadiqanoreen]

Unfortunately amjad sabiri was assassinated before the release of this qawwali.

[@erumahmed3307]

😢

[@kmivortex2523]

Missing Amjad Sabri 😢😢

[@fareehaali1716]

Sadiqa Shah use the word martyred.. shaheed never dies..

[@zealzest9130]

Q dra rhi ho inko pagal na bno!

[@SomeraPink]

😭😢

[@mirzafarhanalibaig1772]

Proud to be a 🇵🇰

[@amjadafzal1058]

The two Legends came together for last time and had a blast... So sad we lost ustad amjad sabri sab.. R.i.p may Allah gives him hightest place in jannat

[@aamirraja6201]

I recently discovered your channel, absolutely love how you both are such positive and open minded people. Keep up the good work 👍

[@varunav14]

LEGENDS.. wanna cry whenever listen to this. Oh Man!! the ending .. Goosebumps

[@shahzebkhan452]

*The best Singer/Kawali master In Asia Rahat bhai if you Agree then hit like*

[@AnsarAli-me5bj]

Love your comments about Late Amjad Sabri I listened to him live, standing on roadside without any instrument Wooooowww powerful.

[@MakHash420]

This is a master class from 2 master who both belong to families of master singers. Sadly Mr. Sabri was taken away from us. But his love and passion is always here.

[@lalala427]

Highly recommend 'Dilruba' from Coke Studio! 🙂

[@savagepaki6316]

Marium Asad I've been waiting for them to do Dilruba.. I messaged them and they said they'll soon do it! Along with Shakaar wandaan re!😊

[@mehrozdar8775]

The same qawali was sung by Amjad Sabri's father Ghulam Farid Sabri and rahat's uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan forty years ago. The saddest thing about this Qawali is that before its release in Coke Studio the Legendary, versatile and unique Amjad Sabri was martyred in an assassination by insane terrorists.

[@alirecords5942]

Mehroz Dar that was the really shocking news for everyone..

[@mehrozdar8775]

Mian Ali Haider this info. was particularly for publisher.

[@haruhiemsn2160]

Thank you for listening and reacting to this qawali. I really appreciate your effort to try to understand the whole qawali. I am glad that you enjoy it as it is completely different kind of music.

[@mustafabaloch2531]

Finally 😍 you guys are great and i also mentioned that you both gonna enjoy this.. love you guys stay blessed

[@anisasohail6030]

I miss amjad sabri sahab❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢

[@Petalpalette0]

React to jugni gi..coke studio ..plzz

[@ferengiprophet2185]

For some reason they haven't reacted to this song even though it's been consistently requested (with a lot of upvotes) on just about every video they post.

[@owaiskhan1845]

Maham Hameed yes react plz

[@abdullahsohaib4784]

Thank you for this reaction! I have been requesting this from quite a while.

[@nabidadkhan2856]

You are right it's beyond music, you people just go through the meaning and try to understand what is the message. You guys are amazing ❤️❤️🌹🌹👍👍

[@backbenchers7784]

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is teacher of Rahet Fateh Ali Khan

[@Canecorsoi5]

And also Taya Abhu

[@ayeshanadeem2416]

wao dear robin and jesper

[@cheeta20o8]

these two singers have beautiful souls and so do u guys and this world is in need of such souls....much much much love!

[@mysticeyes_]

Look at you guys! Look how far you've come since that first coke studio reaction a few months ago haha. This wasn't even the easier to digest fusion music that Coke Studio does- this was pure, no holds barred qawwali. And looks like you guys are starting to see the appeal. It's amazing that you guys appreciated it so much without even knowing the language when even over here, there are some people who find stuff like this beyond their comprehension. Of course, this is a pretty darn good qawwali. When legends like Amjad Sabri & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan come together, you know you're in for a treat. Tragically though, Amjad Sabri was shot dead shortly after recording this. Such a loss for us. May his soul rest in peace.

[@chhassaanarshed1777]

React to the "The Sibbi Song" by Abid Brohi and Somewhatsuper! I would love to see your reaction on the Pakistani electronic side of music! Cheers!

[@chhassaanarshed1777]

Everybody is welcomed to do so! Checked your channel. Good stuff

[@humblesouls1594]

Best reactions 👌👌👌

[@hoorkhan7394]

vry relxng...soulful song for me...really m feelng m in heaven..thxx for rect... rip amjad sabrii miss uuur voice:(

[@khajafaisal7354]

very unfortunate that we will never see this captivating duo together again i wish i could but alass!!!! even then robin and jesper u guys are amazing .....lots of love to sabri sahab and rahat sahad from INDIA

[@ayeshakausarkausar4610]

RIP AMJAD SABRI #LEGEND

[@UsmanAli-jc5hs]

unfortunately Amjad sabri was assassinated before the release of this qawali 😢 originally Sung by Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali khan

[@baigsattar2657]

Usman Butt bhai it is originally sing by khuwaja mir khusro and he is also writer of this Kalam, some said that “rung” originally sing by both khilfas of hazrat neezam uddin in front of mursid.

[@meharsb3510]

Usman Butt tears 😢😢😢😢

[@meharsb3510]

Usman Butt tears 😢😢

[@Omrie69]

Fantastic reaction guys! just goes to show it doesn't matter if you don't understand the language, u felt the raw emotions of these epic vocal masters - I GOT GOOSEBUMPS!!

[@chinto1985]

Hey Robin and Jesper, It is nice to see that you are getting into Pakistani music and begin to understand the qawwali. I'm amazed you both comprehended it without even knowing the language. I would suggest you to learn URDU Language it is one of the sweetest language on the face of the earth and then you will enjoy such qawwali more. GOOD LUCK TO YOU GUYS.

[@gamingsingh4004]

I suggest u guys watch your own video ..it might help all the west to understand how ppl from Indian subcontinent have bobble heads .. xD And yes Indians and Pakistanis can understand and love eachothers music and songs .. in case anyone is wondering .. Music is one of the few things which we like about eachother.

[@sajjadbhatti65]

React on jugni song by coke studio it was one of the major hit of coke studio

[@farheenazhar7077]

I loved the fact that u guys got the feelings and whenever amjad bhai sang his part, u guys smiled like I do. Music is a language. Jesper why were you so blown out ??? I think u know about sufism.

[@aarshkhan5490]

oh wow , i was in love with this qawalli once long time back, the two masters of their on unqiue styles, RIP to Amjad Fareed Sabri..was a great great loss to the music industry of Pakistan.

[@sajjadbhatti65]

Unfortunaitly Amjad sabri has been killed by terrorists in 2016 we really miss him it was a huge lose for pakistan

[@achabacha3328]

Guys plz react on shakar wanda rey from the movie of Ho man jahan..

[@maryameffendi4764]

thanku so much for this ..😍 this was AMJAD SABRI's life last recording .. and he gave us this gift 😍😇

[@mmmizfun]

BTW these are two of the biggest houses of qawwals in Pakistan maybe even the subcontinent, their ustads performed this qawwali about 30 years ago together and these two came back together to honor that, its the same qawwali but both houses have their unique style and flavour in it, sadly amjad sabri left us shortly after this but his legacy lives. The back and forth between the two is called juugul bundi and qawwals always sit while performing. Watch the link i sent in my other comment you will see. The qawwali is something to get lost in, a qawwal and his party will go up down, slow fast just to create that atmosphere of trance and the head bobbing and clapping comes natural to the audience.

[@VillageTV]

TRY HIM LIVE HE WILL MAKE YOU CRAZY

[@ainyjiya5954]

you should react on dilruba na raazi it has the umph you want

[@azlanhussain6116]

I was waiting for this soooo much.

[@akbarnoor1770]

The reactions and comments given by Robin and Jesper for this absolutely mesmerising performance by the two greats from Pakistan came from deep within their hearts. Inspite of not knowing the language the feedback that they gave on the amazinggggg piece of art was spot on . Touching the souls of everyone who listens to this masterpiece. May Allah give Sabr to Ustad Amjad Sabris family and grant him the highest pedestal in heaven... Aameen.

[@theindependentkhan902]

Plz do reaction on "dilruba na raze" coke studio

[@suparidada9388]

The Guy With Rahat is the great Sufi Singer Of Pakistan Amjad Sabri died last year. Thanks For Sharing. Miss You Amjed Sabri...

[@bismahshoukat5260]

Hello guys great reaction and the respectable ''Amjad sabri'' He is RIP and also great qawal

[@faizakhan2098]

Plz react to dilruba narazi from Cokestudio season 9....... Plz guys....

[@muhammadomer5781]

You gonna forget EVERYTHING once yoi start listening to Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Trust me, these all are like children in front of him in terms of vocals or music sense.

[@fatmaatma9480]

I loved your reaction to our traditional classic qawali. It is music native to our country.. Im sure if Amjad Sabri was alive today and saw ur reaction he would have flown all the way to where you two were and just hugged you guys. He was really that friendly and cool. R.i.P Amjad Sabri. he was taken away too soon from us. Not with us anymore but still a living legend in our hearts.

[@nadaazhar3813]

Great reaction! If a qawali like this touches u, like it did the both of u, then in my opinion it has achieved it's purpose

[@IIOneDirectionII]

RIP AMJAD SABRI

[@hunainasif3356]

Please React to The Sibbi Song by Abid brohi and Somewhat super

[@kmivortex2523]

Hunain Asif I've been requesting for ages...

[@kmivortex2523]

Please guys react to Sibbi Song by Abid Brohi

[@sufiyanhassan8259]

Amjad sabri was going to a TV show when he was shot dead in broad daylight. The culprits were not caught. God bless his soul. Thank you guys for reacting and liking it. Lots of love!

[@wajahatkhalid8567]

LATE Amjad Sabri son of Ghulam Fareed Sabri was one huge star, came from a well known background from a family of Qawwals. And then there is Rahat nephew of Ustad Nusrat Fateh another huggggggggggge starrrr. Such a master piece they did and happy for the part they did together. May Allah grant Amjad eternal peace in the life afterwards. Ameen.

[@hafizrahim786]

React on Channa by Atif Aslam from Coke Studio season 5

[@dildilpakistan7535]

please react to DILRUBA NA RAAZI from coke studio

[@ayeesha77]

Literally in tears! We lost the Ultimate Master of Qawwali, Amjad Sabri so brutally! Loved how u guys responded to it, it's the height of ecstasy that they reach while singing in appraisal of Lord n jubilation of finding none other like Him .. it's like an approbation of God's existence! Thank u for reacting to it in such a positive manner ☺

[@sahil78647]

Hey RnJ. I have been watching your videos for a long time. You guys do an amazing job and always give a honest review of what you think of the song. This qawaalli speaks about the relation between you(person) and your almighty (God) who is connected through the essence of a peer(guide). It says about blending yourself in the essence of your peer in such a way that you lose all your colour(Characteristics/hatred/atitude/worldly desires) and get his colour(of love to almighty and his creation). Thanks and Keep up the good work.

[@junaidtahir5597]

rovin and jesper plzzzzzzz lidten dilruba narazi

[@pendakhelkhan4195]

Dilruba na razi plz

[@sanabaluch127]

Woww,, 😍😍 What an Awsome reaction!! 🤗🤗

[@tauseefkiani-]

@Robin this is the proper qawali, "The Qawali" sung by the proper Ustads trained and spent lives singing qawalis. . .

[@sajjadhaider7145]

Plz Rect to akhiyan udeek diyan nescafe basmint

[@ninipookie]

Sajjad Haider seconded

[@junaidtahir5597]

robin and jesper plzzz react on dilruba narazi😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐plzzz i requested so much plzzz react

[@javedhabibashikhabib9207]

at 14.20, robin said the most important & appropriate comment that "this is beyond music " yes bro, you r absolutely right.. this is beyond music. music of this caliber defines divinity. peace

[@sandeepmukherjee8045]

you guys are so wonderful and curious !! big hugs

[@AnilSharma-cz1dh]

guys please react another cock studio 9 song "Maula-e Kull..plzzz....

[@randomcontent9758]

React to "the meaning of life muslim spoken words

[@syedarkhamkhan]

Waited so long for ur reaction on that song, u guyz are superb, God bless.

[@klaus_niemand]

Nice performance of Rang by the "youngsters" of the 2 legendary qawwali families, although perhaps a lil to much adapted to mainstream for my liking and probably also for the brothers Ghulam Farid and Maqbool Ahmed Sabri who wanted to keep qawwali native while NFAK was open to western music. If you guys like to hear a more classic interpretion of this quawwali, and perhaps more songs, check NFAK interpretations of "rang", and "aaj rang hai" by the Sabri Brothers. Let me also recommend early NFAK concerts with singer Maqsood Hussain, (whose metallic voice imo creates the optimal contrast to Nusrats voice ranges and his temperament) and Rahat not yet part of the band, or late concerts when his voice had evolved to a decent lvl.

[@aliimdad9688]

baang😍😍