So many chills! First-time reaction to "Afreen Afreen" feat. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Momina Mustehsan

[@_7.8.6]

Rahat’s family have been singing for 600yrs doing Qawalli music. His uncle Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is the real OG. If you going back and watch videos of him you can see a young Rahat

[@Monkey_D_Luffy0001]

6 generations is not equal to 600years😂

[@space-junkie]

That's Pakistani math. Do not question 😂😂

[@amitarora7466]

These westerners don't understand the lyrics at all 😂😂😂😂 They cannot feel the soul of the song ever. Their reactions are based on technicals that they will NEVER COMPREHEND! 😂😂😅😅

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

Pakistani education system is the best😂

[@_7.8.6]

@@Rajveer_Singh68 just like your slums. Take a shower I can smell from here 💪🏼

[@henriklarsson8741]

You should definitely do Chap Tilak featuring Abida Parveen and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. One of the best Pakistan coke studio has produced.

[@thevloggers5239]

Right she is gonna blow up that is fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@alirajpoot340]

I third that

[@Anonymous-go9ye]

Yes definitely. That's a masterpiece.

[@tanmaymagar3784]

And "Rang"❤

[@satyamyadav3399]

Yes you should watch Chaap tikak

[@SonyStudioPro]

You should have watched it with English subtitles… then you would know what he was singing. The lyrics make this song unique.

[@dhillandhillan9121]

This is what I was thinking.

[@b-sideplank]

no it doesn't. you think it does. it sounds cheesy and completely unremarkable in English.

[@SonyStudioPro]

@@b-sideplank So does 95% of all the R&B, (rock) ballads, slow jamz or any other ballad sung in (American) English…..

[@fariskamal5653]

Share it... In two months we only have her 100K views we can do better than this... She has done the best reaction video with real effort... She deserves a million of views.. like share

[@shreejipatel4026]

Well somethings cannot be explained in English from this masterpiece. It's just about feeling the words in your heart

[@nikkievans8301]

As Japanese metal has taken over my playlist I have learned that understanding the language isn't an impediment to enjoying music. Seeing the voice as an instrument not solely as a delivery of a songs story. That is not to discount lyrics at all by saying that, just that music can be enjoyed still without knowing the meaning of it's lyricist's words.

[@RandomzzOfficial]

Heyy. Coke studio videos has captions and thr way the captions are written in English are also very poetic. Urdu is a beautiful and in my opinion one of the top most poetic languages in the world

[@Void-Null-Panda]

Agreed 👍

[@NachiketVartak]

It’s true. But the song is basically Urdu poetry and you are missing out on something as well

[@mohammedalikhan6381]

“Sa Re Ga Ma Pa" ( which the male singer was using towards the end of the song ) refers to the seven musical notes in the Indian classical music tradition. These notes are equivalent to the Western musical notes "Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti" and are used as the foundation for creating melodies and ragas in Indian classical music. Each note is represented by a syllable, and they are often sung in sequence to practice vocal music and to tune instruments.

[@aneshnaidoo2341]

Thank You..I learnt something...

[@namaiwa]

Sargam

[@varunthapliyal8960]

Chatgpt op 😂

[@MedicalPearls]

A gift from Pakistan to the whole world, this song.

[@oopurpledove]

What does it say, please?

[@MedicalPearls]

@@oopurpledove the theme is grand praise of the woman’s beauty the singer is in love with. Afreen means WOW !

[@RandomzzOfficial]

​@@oopurpledovego on the origional video. Coke studio have captions on every video with the origional lamguages lyrics in roman form and in thr origional language form too so you can understand and try to sing along too

[@prageet9304]

China ki rakhail hai pakistan

[@xenia_lovely]

can't argue more.. I'm Indonesian btw. I love this beautiful line arrangements of lyrics and harmonic sounds.. Soo relaxing, love it 🥰

[@TO-hz9dr]

An excellent reaction! Anything from Coke Studio will be awesome for you to react to. I recommend Chaap Tilak or Tu Jhoom for two stunningly gorgeous songs both sung by legends.

[@ajjuvlogs90]

In the last section he was singing actual notes like a solo from his mouth and he hit every single note correctly

[@gufranhere]

Oh you should've listened to it with the captions on😫 The lyrics are soo beautiful He was just complimenting a girl in different ways in the lyrics ❣️

[@Shell-_-Abraham]

He is simping. Better not understand the lyrics.

[@CreativeReaper90s]

​For f dam sake can you not bring that word "simping" It singing, it is an art, the writer whether was in love Or was it wooing doesn't matter. The song in itself is a masterpiece, don't tarnish with that filth of a new age modern crap term...the song is way older than the word came to existence n before woman from OF called themselves entrepreneur so once again please...leave the gutter mind away when you r enjoy such a master class​😑😑😑@@Shell-_-Abraham

[@Pedramiica]

Chap tilak and Rang are the two MUST watch songs from Coke studio both with Rahat in them and 2 other legends.

[@namasteindia9868]

rang is insane what a Qawwali and notes of ustad amjad Sabri sahab.... uff

[@ÆßV]

Lyricist (Indian): Javed Akhtar Singer (Pakistani): Rahat fateh ali Khan *Both are legends*

[@khurramkhan8495]

Rahat and his family has been doing it for Centuries (more than 500 years). This Afreen is just a glimpse of Rahat's talent, in reality, They're the best Subcontinent has to offer in terms of singing. Oxford has awarded Rahat Fateh Ali Khan an honorary doctorate and there is a hall in his honor there.

[@swarupshinde2531]

An Indian singer named Lata Mangeshkar, she is known as goddess of singing, though 2022 due to prolong age she passed away but I bet you won't regret. She sang over 25000 songs and sang over 8 languages and every song she sang is super hit

[@gadgetsnation6118]

Bhai usay karna hoga wo karlegi

[@juttgamer1544]

its true bro.😍😍

[@komikclub7752]

Her voice is painful to the ear🙄

[@faisal28288]

​@@komikclub7752listen her old songs like lag ja gale

[@madhurlohia3001]

Yaha toh rahat fateh ke baat horhi haii tu kaha se tapka

[@rumirumi3765]

English rendition We’ve never seen one with such beauty as she Hers is the beauty of the sculptured idols of Ajanta Her beauty has bewitched our gaze Her beauty is an alluring song Her beauty is a heady fragrance Hers is the beauty of scented moonlight Hers is the beauty of a haunting melody Hers is the beauty of a blossoming garden Hers is the beauty of the first light of dawn Hers is the most exquisitely hewn beauty Warm and smooth as sandalwood Pure and delicate as marble It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Whoever sees her must succumb to her spell Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved I don’t know what enchantment your gaze wrought My heart became drawn to you irresistibly The bright dawn of my face, the dusky twilight of my tresses All that was mine is now devoted to you Your eyes met mine And ever since then a spell has been woven I feel that I have become beautiful Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Her face is fresh as a flower Is it her face in its brilliance or is it the moon itself? Her face is sheer poetry Her face has the beauty of the lotus flower Her face is an artist’s thought and also its translation Her face is both dream and realisation Her face is some magical tale Her face is both certainty and supposition Her face is like no other seen anywhere Splendidly luminous, dazzlingly radiant It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Whoever sees her must succumb to her spell Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! Praise to her Creator! It is impossible to describe that beautiful beloved Original song performed and composed by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with lyrics written by Javed Akhtar.

[@SHAFAMATEEN]

this song already has subtitles, she wanted to appreciate voice and music

[@Lucia-sy7le]

It's love song like a hymn. How beautiful!!! ♥️🕊️♥️Thank you so much for the lyrics. Absolutely lovely💜

[@amalnicholas9480]

This is several centuries of musical legacy. Especially thst ending. Its not really a part of the "song", but an exploration of the "raaga" in which the whole composition is based. Only a true maestro can execute it the way he did. Youd be surprised how many great singers there are in India and Pakistan who can pull off this kind of magic

[@AviatorLuber]

Thanks for expanding my horizons! You don't always have to understand the lyrics or the language to appreciate how beautiful a song is!

[@herculeshadi4878]

I would recommend you to listen to this song with subtitles on and you'll love the lyrics!

[@AviatorLuber]

Thanks! I'll do that. I didn't know you could do that.

[@Historybucks]

​@@AviatorLuber i can do. I mean have the subtitles in English Incase you are still interested.

[@officerator]

You should check out his uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The guy is a legend.

[@Id_give_a_sht]

The goat 👑

[@chakraworks8139]

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was THE KING LEGEND... most couldnt understand his subtle complexities in his music back then... Now his nephew is decoding them for us the laymen...

[@adibalamin7677]

Ustad (Sir/Teacher) Rahat Fateh Ali khan, is the most famous singer of Pakistan. He has recorded over 50 albums. He has toured the world, his family has a tradition of singing more than 400 years. He was born into a Punjabi family of Qawwals and classical singers in Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan. He is the most paid Pakistani singer. He is the son of Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan, grandson of Fateh Ali Khan and the nephew of legendary Qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Rahat displayed an adoration for music from a very young age and was often found to be singing with his uncle and father, as young as three. From an age of seven, he was already being trained by his uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in the art of singing Qawwali..You can watch more of his songs. He is a living Legend.

[@prashantbhapkar7256]

What about we, Indians. Allah ke bande; Nusarat sir, Rahat sir, and Abeedaji. Do not forget about Mohammad Rafi sir, who was also the precious gift from Pakistan to India and recent one is Adnan Sami

[@henriklarsson8741]

Beautiful reaction. Much love to you from Pakistan.

[@sumairsaeed8309]

Greetings from Pakistan. Well that was an amazing reaction! Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a classically trained singer and arguably one of the best in the field. Please never ever worry about blocking / strikes / copyright issues whenever yourself are reacting to Coke studio songs because the objective of Coke studio is to share music to all parts of the globe. Well with this fantastic reaction, yourself immediately added one more subscriber to the channel with the expectations that such brilliant reactions to coke studio Pakistan sessions would continue. I am sure yourself will never regret it. There are already 14 coke studio seasons available with over 300 songs. I believe Coke studio season 15 is expected shortly in this year. Please do check out the lyrics since English translation is available, which is very easy to read and one can further enjoy it as well. If yourself are into some high quality songs, please do consider reacting to Rang by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri also from Coke studio season 9. Will definitely give more recommendations in due course of time. Best wishes for yourself and the channel. One of best reactions that one can expect indeed. With warm regards

[@justsaying444]

She has an angelic voice. I got goosebumps, too. Great reaction, by the way, of this timeless song.

[@lemniscate0037]

Great reaction. Ustad (master) Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a living legend. His family's legacy is lasting for over 600 years. You should listen to Chaap Tilak (coke studio Pakistan). It is performed by 2 of the best living vocalists of the whole world. If you want to listen what a human can offer in term of voice agility, you should also listen to Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (uncle and master of Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan) with lyrics. He was the man who could unify Pakistan and India only by his voice, very respected in the indian subcontinent and worldwide. Other recommandations : rang (Amjad Sabri and Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan), Raag (nobel prize 2014 by Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan), Lata Mangeshkar songs, Tu Jhoom (Abida Parveen and Naseebo Lal), Tajdar-e-Haram (Atif Aslam), etc. You entered a whole new world :)

[@hamzaawan2817]

The last part of the song called "raag" in asian classical music. He is legend and a nephew of another crazzy legend "nusrat fateh ali khan" sahab. Nusrat fateh ali khan is legendary qawal and a singer who inspired millions of singer in asia and people still following his legacy and learning from what he left for musicians ♥ and rahat fateh ali khan also released so many albums crazzy numbers and checkout his "raag" performance on nobel peace price 2014. You will be shock to watch what he did throughout the whole performance ♥

[@infinite_singh2136]

@hamzaawan2817 what's asian classical music? Its indian classical music, why so much hate for india dude that you can't even say the name?

[@hamzaawan2817]

@@infinite_singh2136 hate for india?bro are you drunked? I did not mentioned any spacific country i said asian classic to respect every legend who sung raag in there songs or qawali whatever it's from which country music never belongs to any specific country or it's not for particular person or country it's for everyone and everyone heard music from all around the world ... I don't know why I'm explaining this to you bcz i said nothing about hate or love or about any country i think you are drunk and i wish god bless you ❤🙏

[@infinite_singh2136]

@@hamzaawan2817 bruh, Asia consists of China Russia Japan Indonesia and lots of countries, they don't have the same set of songs.

[@ashishpratap5975]

Katuve ye bhartiya music hai asian nahi​@@hamzaawan2817

[@HemantKumar-id3jg]

​@@hamzaawan2817Bro, you know what you did. It's Indian classical music. You know that very well. Raag is not chinese, Japanese or Arabic to be called something vague like Asian music. I don't know why pakistanis have such an identity crisis. Indian maybe a nationality now but it's our shared cultural identity.

[@msai11407]

It's refreshing to see an artist appreciating the chorus singers! Thank you!

[@ahmadmughal5067]

U must give a reaction on "chaap tilak" by abida parveen and rahat fateh ali khan, You'll be amazed❤😊

[@azharmomin1]

Rang Also

[@Surjeet501]

First comment from India love you❤❤❤❤

[@susy_kayo]

What a lovely song ! ❤❤❤

[@9shazad]

Watching from UK !! And me and my friends use subtitles and coke studio Pakistan has amazing songs tu jhoom is amazing

[@rajyavardhansinghtomar9847]

The male vocalist's name is Rahat Fateh Ali Khan he is considered a legend in India and Pakistan , Nobody has the courage to comment on his singing in both the countries love from India keep reviewing such songs ❤❤

[@ashishpratap5975]

Why nobody has courage? Kuch jyada hi tel laga raha hai

[@kartikkay4729]

Aman Ki Tamasha

[@soumakroy1873]

Such an amazing reaction. 🥹❤️ This is exactly how I listen to a song if I want to analyze it.. so extremely relatable that way. Each and every one of those 'chills' and overwhelmed moments you went through here gave me a sense of deja vu, coz I got them too the first time I heard this. 😂 Would love to see more of your reactions, you've got yourself a new subscriber for sure!

[@sm_oly_ahad]

You can turn the subtitles on to understand how magnificent the poetry is.

[@jessidris375]

He's just flexing at the end, just showing his vocal prowess, effortlessly switching notes

[@Iamsahiil]

the last section is Singing the names of notes just like do re mi... we have sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa So each note has particular note and name in a set of that thaat/octet in which the song is composed take base not as 'Sa'. So he can improvise because he remember the name of notes along with the right tone of each note. Its called Sargam and its really hard unless just cramming or remembering just for one song. But someone with classical training can easily improvise because their memory is more in sync with singing

[@omanshkumar9363]

I just love your genuine reaction. There aren't many like you. Thank you for existing ❤❤❤

[@Shairony]

I think you'd love his performance at 2014 Nobel Peace Prize concert, introduced by Queen Latifa. The song called 'Raag'. You should definitely definitely check that out.

[@arferbargel]

As others have said, Coke Studio is an amazing place to find absolutely incredible singers. I'd personally love to see you react to Nooran Sisters' "Allahu", but you kind of can't go wrong with anything from this show. I can't help noticing that the music frequently involves a pretty seamless fusion between traditional styles from India and Pakistan and Western pop music, while in the West all there's ever really been is "uh, I guess put a sitar on that bit?"

[@arunsantosh6240]

This the magic of music. Unites ppl ❤️

[@munawarniazi7615]

Your reaction has overwhelmed me and I immediately subscribed with a hope that you will react to more of Pakistani music. Live your professional approach. ❤❤

[@suwaidajalal]

Can you imagine a time when I thought he was a bad singer? He wasn't bad but he hadn't achieved this level of experience and smoothness and in those days his uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was the best male singer I'd ever heard. Their family is trained in not just the major classical style but in Qawwali as well which really, really strains and stretches your vocals until it makes every sound that comes out of their mouth smoooooth.

[@kaleemullah2273]

Living Legend Rahat fateh ali khan with Beautiful Voice momina.. Amazing Coke studio Pakistan ❤ subtitles available also on it..

[@SabaqKahani_]

You should watch with subtitles. The lyrics are so beautiful of this song. And the original is so melodious and lyrically a masterpiece.

[@ab524]

Quite an articulate reaction. Chaap Tilak by Abida Parveen and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Coke studio. Raga Bhimpalasi by Kaushiki Chakroborty, Darbar music festival. Do check out these two next. Absolute experiences.

[@fariskamal5653]

what are you guyz doing?? She does the best reaction to the song with so much effort and all you can give her is 100K views... Common guys share it like it she deserve atleast a million views on this...

[@anandaprokashroy4505]

Most of the last scatting is more of improvisation which is an integral part of classical Indian music from the subcontinent.

[@RandomzzOfficial]

Hindustani (🇵🇰🇮🇳🇧🇩) Calssical music

[@HemantKumar-id3jg]

​​@@RandomzzOfficial Remind me which country is called hindustan again?😂 Anyway, it is Indian classical music and it belongs to the entire Indian subcontinent not a single country.

[@akshat.music7]

In the last part of the song he was actually he was actually singing the notes sa,re,ga,ma,pa,dha,ni,sa which are known as do,re,me fa,so,la,ti,do respectively in the western music , this us often used by classical singers in indian music ,

[@vk81_intlcenturies]

If you liked this , you should watch RANG by coke studio ( Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri ) . It's a 700 year old kalam ( a devotional song ) which is performed by these two legends of Pakistani music . Trust me , it will be one of the most unique compositions you have ever heard 😄

[@arpanmukherjee4625]

That ending was an improv, but typical of any Indian Classical music. What unique here is the harmony, rock style drums with that kind of classical vocal and they still feel at home.

[@prathamsinghshaurya]

In Indian and Pakistani classical music what appears to you as improvisation is actually rendition based on raagas that are governed by very specific rules. In the end what you heard was tarana. It is not scatting. With all due respect scatman cant do 5% of what Rahat ji just did at the end of the song.

[@diyak2182]

I LOVED listening to your analysis of this song! It's so detailed and you can tell you're really paying attention to everything that's going on. Thanks so much! It really is a breathtaking piece

[@govinddas7876]

Coke Studio has a lot more to offer in terms of incredible music! You should definitely check out more.

[@tnluvais2699]

Wow... stunning performance. That was so beautiful...and I learned something from your reaction. Thank you 🤗

[@Euroasiagazzette1212]

Pakistani music is one of my favorite music from Asia... ❤❤❤

[@Mofee-m2q]

The last intense one was all like A, B, C D of english alphabets combine to form words, its indian abcd for music named SA, RE, GA, MA, PA, DHA, NI THE LAST WORDING INVOLVE THESE CHARACTERS IN DIFFERENT COMBINATION TO FORM MUSIC IN INDIA

[@Funnyshuaib]

If you open the caption this song becomes more beautiful ❤️

[@Hikdin]

The melodic and soothing song became ultra progressive at the end with flexing of classical vocals and odd time signatures.

[@mehmoodamir7120]

BIG💖LOVE FROM ISLAMABAD⚘ PAKISTAN🇵🇰

[@priyamsrivastava635]

The last part of the song is basically the 12 fundamental notes of music theory that he simply combined in different combinations and sang.

[@priyamsrivastava635]

It's easy to verbalise what he did but takes years of practice to perform.

[@MuhammadHafeez-wx5pr]

Last part is that song is a roller coaster , please react on coke studio pakistan season 14, you will be amaze to see the pakistani talent.

[@jeeess3063]

Yes, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a gifted singer. Should see him sing along with Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Saheb. He was so good when he was just a boy. All these are gifted souls.

[@anandmaity8638]

Why is she so beautiful 😍?

[@kkalam88]

Great reaction!!! This is first time I’ve watched your channel. I usually don’t subscribe to a channel after watching the first video but you did a marvelous job. The Pakistani nation is 250 million strong and they are very loving and supportive people. They haven’t discovered your channel yet. Once they find out about your channel your subscribers will be in millions. Thank you again for the great reaction!!! 🌸🌸🌸

[@SaintMartins]

Listen to Rahat's father *Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam* performing *"The Face Of Love" & "The Long Road"* on the Dead Man Walking soundtrack or Rahat's performance with Eddie Vedder live replacing his father on the same songs.

[@suwaidajalal]

His uncle, not father

[@muhammadaltaf4154]

These are 7 notes of music , sa, re, ga, ma, pa, dha, ni. And he is the double PHD in music.

[@khanpti592]

A living legend from Pakistan Rahat fateh Ali Khan..❤A debute song from the girl Momina Mustehsan..Yes she is God gifted😊Plz react to gharoli by Neacafe basement

[@PraveenofLost]

I knew she got goosebumps before she ever mentioned it! I mean, I could see her getting goosebumps at that moment! Thank you for this reaction- Makes me appreciate your talent and appreciation for this music and vocals and this legendary composition

[@chotuu.........]

Please listen "CHAAP TILAK". U will love it❤❤❤❤

[@nikhilrandhawa2512]

Your face while listening to music.. looks very delightful to watch. your lips, your smile, your eyes, your expression is so so much loveable.. I love the way you describe, the way you speak, I love all of you.. damm what is this, why am I writing😩

[@mubashirniaz8180]

Wellcome to Pakistani music, i am looking forward to see your reaction on the unexplored world of pakistani music, you are wellcome and everybody is wellcome 1:04

[@bikramsen9952]

If you could understand the fantastic lyrics then the song, the composition, the orchestration AND THE VOICES all cone together to give goosebumps. Mr Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has a fantastic range

[@dracarys5785]

Nice reaction I watch your videos with pleasure (Şebnem Ferah 'delgeç' 2007 Istanbul concert) can you give a reaction? Love from Turkey 🖤🖤

[@ronikaushik2613]

This Style of singing is called Suffi. This Style of singing is a transformed version of Indian classical music.

[@ZahoorSaim]

"Absolutely loved your reaction to the Hindi Urdu language song! It's great to see you exploring the rich musical styles from Pakistan and India. Your insights and enthusiasm make the viewing experience enjoyable. Can't wait for you to check out more from Pakistani Coke Studio - there's a treasure trove of amazing performances waiting for you! Looking forward to the day you might consider checking out request songs too. 🇮🇳 Tajdar-e-Haram kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2KboaxsZsR5ldksi=i3RwMp605ycBCJ9_ Ae dil kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6ezl3-Lh8ueeMUsi=qps-sNNrzrBIz1Z_

[@freddiemercurybulsara3876]

This type of singing style from India , even Freddie Mercury is Indian

[@AaaaAaaa-jk6cu]

Hy very honest reaction ❤ from Pakistan this Singer perform in Nobel peace prize consort please reaction on it. I promise you will surprise

[@viqarabdi5241]

Coke Studio Pakistan was the first ever, and it’s the best, no doubt! Every season brings something totally different, new and mind blowing! Afreen Afreen is such a beautiful poetry of praise of the other and the changes one feels when rising in love of the other, such a decent and beautiful rendition to such deep utterance of love. Beautiful! So joyous!

[@sandeepkark]

thats the core of indian classical music , on which all songs are formed, people who are trained in classical music do that, sa re ga ma pa ni sa

[@kayjay2240]

The lyrics of this song are as beautiful as the arrangement and singing, .....Throughly enjoyed the most realistic reaction ever by The Vocalyst

[@Mi3940]

what Male vocalist(RAHAT FATHY ALI KHAN)done in the last called"SURGUM"and this is the"LEAST"he can do as he can"INTENSIFY"on level like no one can.and his"UNCLE AKA TEACHER"USTAD NUSRAT FATHY ALI KHAN WAS A LEGEND and the REAL MASTER OF SURGUM😏✌️💪

[@hammadalvi5705]

Em from Pakistan. U distract my attention towards music. Until now ive seen almost 900,000 KZbin videos from around the world. Today is may be 3rd or 4th time im writing this on a video. Your face, voice, expressions, selection of words, omg Im in love. And I NEVER say anything because of formality or trend. I only say what i feel.

[@rahulnamboori5540]

Indian classical music is a science indeed, comes from Vedas and it defines the Indian subcontinent people

[@Deshbhakt2028]

how many times i commented that plese turn on the captions then react the real beauty of indian art is hidden in its literature , love from india 💌

[@Lucia-sy7le]

That's a good area of the world to hear right now. I was listening to some beautiful Iranian music the other day. Music can help unite during our turbulent times. Thanks so much. Happy New Year.♥️🕊️♥️

[@ankitkundaliya1729]

You have the most authentic response..wow..your desire to learn..they are taught from very young age..as its very easy for vocals to settle in.. the last part which fascinated you is called the raag..this is nothing...never let this feeling, desire to understand n learn to end...its very rare..

[@shakthiattanayake4499]

@The Vocalyst : Do you know the best part here..? the last part of the song is an improvisation done without any early preperations. The sounds this singer makes are the notes in Hindi language. (C,D,E,F,G,A,B -> Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Da, Ni). The wonder is they can sing the notes of any song without any preperation. Not only that they can add improvisations without making an odd note of the pattern. This is some thing next level of a perfect pitch. Also they are playing with the timing as well. They are divding one bar by 8,16 like wise and singing notes. That is why you are experiencing lots of things happening quickly. The amazing thing is it is happening in real time. If you ask him to sing a defferent improvisation, it's a peise of cake for them 😁. Most of the talented singers in India and Pakistan can do this and it is considered as an essensial achievement for a singer. There are battles like this as well. Just wanted to interprete a bit what were they actually doing out there rather than singing a song. Hope you can enjoy more than you thought. Collegue From Sri Lanka ❤

[@sereanaduwai8313]

You should have the lyrics turned on. Rahat Ali Khan is a legend. Micro tones is part of the Indian/ Pakistani style of singing. This level of singing requires basically a life style of learning and commitment from a very young age with hours of training in a day. Momina is sitting in awe to be singing with this legend. These are the Masters of breath control and zooming up and down the scales as if they just having a yarn. Scats on steroid as someone once said. You concluding comments says it all. It is improvisation at the end.

[@iamHereToMotivateYou]

This song was first performed by His uncle 'Nusrat fateh ali khan' and lyrics by 'Javed akhtar' in 1996 in their first collab album "SANGAM" This was beautiful collab of Legends of Both Pakistan(Nisrat fateh ali khan) and India(Javed akhtar). i remember i was teenager at that time, and when this album released, public of both countries went mad crazy, heel over toe for them. Thats the beauty of Music and art, which brought 2 nations together regardless of tensions between both countries.

[@nAJEEbKhan-um9wo]

Believe me, I was just watching your sparkling smile... Your smile "superb"

[@FaisalReza-jw6me]

When you understand the lyrics of the song, it's 400 times beautiful.

[@rohitkavikondala7652]

I'm no singer but the way to look at these songs is more about energy & emotion than technicalities. Because that's the real "technique" a lot of Eastern (especially around India) musicians have.

[@kamalajaykumar]

FYI....This is Indian classical music. Pak and India share similar musical heritage. But you are listening to one of the rare songs, in which the poetry is even better than the composition....if you read the lyrics, you will first blush pink, then melt....he is singing about how beautiful his beloved, Afreen is thanking God for creating her.

[@gaphil2610]

The western style have octave running from C# to C# . Eastern has saptam meaning seven running from c#to B . However eastern have more in between transition as “kattha” which is similar but not to falceto

[@bharathkrishna6776]

Your analysis of the art is as beautiful as you ❤ And yes, he’s a legend! Sad that we can’t have more of him in India (political reasons) The whole India loves Rahat Fateh Ali Khan 🎉

[@ShilpaFatania]

YOUR PRONOUNCIATION IS AWESOME! THANK YOU FOR BEING SO OEPN AND AMAZING

[@3wspammer874]

Dude first time ever I am listening to thesond and looking at her makes me fall more. The combo is too strong

[@SHEKHARM-x3x]

Sa is derived from Shadja, which means 'giving birth to six’ Re is derived from Rishabha, which means 'Great One' Ga is derived from Gandhar, which means 'sweet fragrance' Ma is derived from Madhyama, which means 'being in the middle' Pa is derived from Panchama, which means 'the fifth note' Dha is derived from Dhaivata, which means 'sixth note/divine' Ni is derived from Nishad, which means 'seventh note' or ‘mysterious/mystical

[@lucky4armin]

Such a lovely reaction, even without subtitles I’m sure you have checked the subtitles by now. ❤❤❤❤❤ wonderful - thanks for sharing. ☀️

[@surajsukumaran3367]

That feeling of pure joy. That's what this song is.

[@chandrashivpuri1224]

This fast music he did at the end, is called “Sargam” in Hindustani Classical music. They are singing pure classical notes in different arrangements. They do this so often (practice) when they are learning classical music for 10-15-20 years or so (or more) that it becomes second nature. Then they can belt them in their sleep, if they are good musicians. The Tabla ( Indian drums) players also have vocal notes to match the Tabla sounds, which are called “Bole”. Some of the musicians sing those notes as well ( of course fast as tabla sound is fast) which sound as if the Tabla was playing. Tabla players of course can also do that.

[@NishanthSalahudeen]

16:10 inorder to understand the joy eminating from everyone, you gotta read the lyrics while also listening to the song so that you could put the meanings in the musical context.. then. .. You will reflect the same joy!

[@sangeetanalawade1205]

For your kind information, singing that mens suur , taal ,sa re ga ma , veer , classical singing etc is gift of Hinduism fro mata sarasvati 🚩❤️🕉️🛐😍😍😍