Second Dance: 🎹Motty Breier 🎤Lipa Schmeltzer

[@DerMuzikant]

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[@cruzvandewark]

I ALWAYS dance along!

[@emanyoussefsaad2365]

فلسطين حره وستظل حره ابيه

[@denal4525]

Wow! The 🎸 is super talented love his solo!!!!

[@rsmiracle04]

@Yumi Sebbag 🎸💣

[@markgreebaum8376]

Yumy u rock🤙 u r the best👌

[@yossifelder6775]

ראקט אוועק👏👏👏 שכח פארן פּאוסטן🙌

[@davidalemany2540]

Lipa is simply the best!

[@DerMuzikant]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@Humble_Electronic_Musician]

It looks like the framerate of the video is too slow to capture the hand movements of the keyboard player adequately. Next time use a high-speed camera :) Good job everyone!

[@zahidalam537]

From Bangladesh... 🎉🥳🥳 Super 😘😘

[@user-pe9ck3ud7u]

ליפא👑👑👑👑

[@zakilani7308]

Veri nice ברור השם

[@jankowal7470]

Thank you❤️

[@erwintournserrano9440]

Shalom guys, where can i find these master pieces, but only the music? greetings from Chile!

[@user-sf6lm1po8r]

שכוייח! ווען קומט די נייע סידי פון ליפא?

[@user-of8so9sx4g]

Крото супер!!!

[@Hama-ry2cy]

Is there video only for hineni ??

[@DerMuzikant]

Hey… we usually post videos from full weddings, not separated songs. All the best!

[@AleksWien]

Super👍 This is Yiddish?

[@DerMuzikant]

Mostly Yiddish & Hebrew

[@BenOri-vg8le]

Another of Hebrew as well

[@davidfriedman3145]

He sings sweet

[@DerMuzikant]

🥰🔥🥰

[@AaroonNoris-fy6sz]

Мп 40 дайте сюда

[@satenu78]

Your "God" must be pleased hearing your club music.

[@isaweesaw]

Hasidic Jews have always used the joy of music as a way to express their devotion to God - the lyrics are typically verses from the Torah or other religious texts. Nowhere in the Torah/Bible does it say that this music is "forbidden"

[@satenu78]

@@isaweesaw This is not music. It's just noise from hell.

[@satenu78]

And these are not real jews.

[@isaweesaw]

@@satenu78 That's your opinion. Clearly Lipa and his fans like it

[@isaweesaw]

@@satenu78 Then what are they? Please don't say Khazars. That "theory" has been discredited time and again. Khazars disappeared from the historical record hundreds of years before Ashkenazi Jews lived in Eastern Europe, and there is no genetic or linguistic evidence that Ashkenazim are descended from Turkic people. Ashkenazim and Sephardim form their own genetic cluster distinct from Europeans and Middle Easterners. Even if they WERE converts(they're not), the still follow the Jewish faith...which makes them Jewish.