UK Psychology Professor Reacts: Sinful Passion (Dimash) \\ It Taught Me to Become More Heart!

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Todays reaction / analysis is concerned with the super song 'Sinful Passion' by Dimash. If you want to watch the original video or to see the creators youtube channel then you'll find links here:
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[@pamscarr8696]

Dr. Qudaibergen (PhD Musicology) is probably the epitome of a Rennaissance Man. He is so multifaceted. He is at home on a horse high on the majestic mountains of Kazakhstan, in a pool swimming to keep his lungs built up, a Red Belt in Taekwondo. He is a lover of family, friends, (many of his band and background singers are musicians he attended music school with his entire life. You often see him toting around one of their babies or children. He is quiet but highly articulate. He is Muslim and believes Allah gave him life and he should, in turn, live the best life he can in every way to say thanks to his god. He lives by the most high moral values. Think Torah and Strict Christianity combined and he try's to live that to the fullest. While I have another singer I admire just as much, Dimash is truly the greatest vocalist in the world.

[@ninasurzhenko2626]

Yes, Dimash always says at concerts that there are no bad nations, everyone needs peace and happiness. Thanks for you reaction. Greetings from Latvia.💖

[@brendaguerin5423]

😊 Thank you, he is loved because of the human he is. He can silence thousands of people in seconds and while they wait for him to speak or sing you can hear a pin drop.

[@melisvigue7950]

You are right story of one sky is a masterpiece. Omir is an excellent choice Dimash composed and wrote on his last birthday dedicating it for his dears. I cry every time I watch

[@ekivb]

Peace, my dear friends😊 I'm also a new Dimash fan, and also enjoy thinking a lot about the meaning of things. I first learned about Dimash about a moth or so ago, and since then I have been watching his videos and concerts regularly. I even got my husband to watch him. I was of course surprised about his gifts, and I'm sure he has been blessed abundantly by the Lord. I felt in love with his voice; however, I was even more impressed by the way he behaves towards other people (his family, friends and fans, and everyone else). He's truly a kind and loving human being, and I'm sure his family did an amazing job educating him. And I know they are people of faith. I have listened to his songs about love, life, relationships, land, national heroes and more, singing in Kazakhstan, French, English, Russian , Chinese , Japanese, Spanish, etc... and I admire the respect and care he shows to learn and use each one of them. However I clearly see how important using his native tongue is for him, it fills his heart with so much love and pride, wich is completely understandable, and I totally support and appreciate. I've heard your coments about romantic love and about patriotism, which is another kind of love. And since I do have strong opinions about both topics, please allow me to expressed them I think the Romantic love that is refered to as "sinnful" in this song, is not the kind of satisfying or positive love that builds up relationship or that is beneficial both for members of love that overcomes difficulties and and finds understanding, love that gives strength or eliminates the fear with trust, but it is a selfis love that demands more and more without giving anything back, a sefish way of self enjoyment, self empowered, immature. ( completely different from the love Dimash sings about in the song love is like a dream). Now why i think it might be sinful? Because it is not a generous serfgiiving love, but a death potion that kills your value and individuality that destroys everyone and everything else that stands in between, eliminates everything that should be important , leaving only passion and obsession and has no need for anything else. It's not true love.. Its sinful because it doesn't look into building up a relationship where you're seeing yourself as a husband or wife, to share a life and find a future together, giving stability and working for a good outcome, seeking compatibility, positivity and selflessness. Passion doesn't last, even when it's slow burning, it has a sad ending, a bitter aftertaste. True love, God's love is patient, selfgiving, quiet and generous, food for eternal life. On the other hand, I believe that national pride is an important kind of love that helps us appreciate and understand who we are and where we come from, by learning about the past. It's important to be grateful for what we have freely receceived from those who dedicated their lives and efforts to building the Land where we were born. Patriotism is essential for the growth and strengthening of a healthy and strobg society. And Dimash is a very patriotic individual. He is very humble and appreciates all that he and country have gone through, he really counts his blessings. I think Dimash shows understanding of who he is as a member of his culture and shows one of the purpose of his life is to make everyone know about Kazakhstan. My friend we are not alone, we are part of everyone and everything that surround us. We are meant to be light, good children of the Lord and.productive members of our society. Each and every individual is unique and valuable. We have received specific abilities that will allow us to develop and communicate with others in order to connect and support one another. We can work together to build a better country and a better world. Blessings❤.

[@carlodippolito3810]

ekivb Beautiful comment.

[@Jas_Mind5]

I completely agree with your take on sinnful passion. Beautifully put. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@biljanakv]

❤❤❤❤ The King Dimash ! ❤❤❤❤

[@zemanoshtronz]

For those who like information about Dimas' songs: Sinful Passion - The story behind this song is very interesting: The band that accompanies Dimash is the same one that composed the song, without the singer who died after a heart attack! The band is also from Kazakhstan and this performance by Dimash revitalized the song. Moreover, in the final part he added, with an oriental technique (from the Kazakhstan region). The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band name is A'Studio (Kazakh pop music group based in Russia, "Alma-Ata Studio", Almaty city). The dead singer (who Dimash was a fan of) left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poetess Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebayev, who is the long-haired keyboardist, who we see in the video that accompanies Dimash. Hugs from Brazil! Original Version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-cl3utndOUla8

[@marleneduranmolina3723]

Waóooo Cuánta información , me gusta saber la historia de cada una de las canciones de Dimash

[@michaelelliott8536]

Yes, get to know Dimash for a while before ‘Sky’ because it shows what Dimash is all about. And you will appreciate it more when you know him! I think Stranger is a great one to view. It’s in English and very Game of Thrones. Ikenaide, in Japanese is very special. It’s in a studio, streamed for the Tokyo Jazz festival, during covid. It is very intimate.

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

Yes, and these two song suggestions are very good ones.✨💫👍

[@danielbrosky]

Qaragym-ai is also a COVID-era performance which is a power eulogy to his early mentor, who wrote the song. His pathos is tenable.

[@user-ld3jz3nk8f]

The Story of One Sky is more of an endgame piece from Dimash, so I think you should do a few of his songs before analyzing it. I'd recommend Ikanaide, Love of Tired Swans, Stranger, Omir, Omir Oter, Ave Maria, Passione to say a few.

[@mollyjones8115]

I second Ikanaide ❤

[@caithlin4306]

Love your reactions and def! Ikinaide is an ultimate master class in singing- absolute top 5 for me but starting with 'The Singer 2017' competition is probably the best way to start on a Dimash journey. But its not easy to make suggestions because its not often that a Dimash reactor is moved by and drawn to lyrics as much if not more than the vocals and not all his songs are about the lyrics some are just about his incredible voice. Not complaining.. I'm a massive sucker for good lyrics too.. We love this boy and want everyone who hears him to be touched and moved and to fully get all of it the way we do 😅 !!

[@getaiftodie]

Always nice to see your reactions to our beloved Dimash. His voice is magical. Waiting for more reactions to his music masterpieces. All the best.

[@corycifuentes6279]

Dimash The Best for Ever!!!

[@Perktube1]

That 23 second one breath run tho!

[@patriciacanadiansenior8130]

Dimash can get into the very core of the emotions, every time! Love everything he does, & the therapeutic help he gives me since becoming a new widow.

[@claireb9127]

Same here Patricia, I don’t know where I would be after my husband died, if I didn’t have the music of Dimash to escape to. My daughter and I call it my daily Dimash therapy session

[@patriciacanadiansenior8130]

@@claireb9127 Exactly. Several times a day, & I've dimashified my daughter too. I love music, but Dimash has gotten to my emotions more than anyone else has even come close too.

[@sharonstolp212]

As a widow myself I can agree 💯

[@patriciacanadiansenior8130]

There we go, not the only ones.@@sharonstolp212

[@user-of4ur3pr3r]

Вы правы ДИМАШ чувствует себя человеком мира и очень переживает за нас в этом мире.Послушайте его песню: История одного неба.Вы все поймёте.❤❤❤❤ Привет из Беларуси Минск ❤❤👍✌️🌍🇧🇾🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@JosimarBezerra-fx8wb]

I've really been enjoying your videos on Dimash and I can't wait for the next one. I love how deep you dive into the message behind the songs he sings and how you share the things you get out of them. Thank you so much for that, I really appreciate it.

[@marlenemarenco9694]

Saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida amo a dimash el es el mejor del mundo 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@GDavisC]

Dimash é terapêutico🎤🎶 Sua arte, seu canto, sua voz, sua energia...abranda, cura corpo, mente e alma🤍 Great reaction❗Thanks❗

[@ludmilalashova5660]

DIMASH is High Art, nature force, positive energy, other dimension, Space frequency, otherworldly power, Stratosphere DK, brilliant Cometa DQ, antidepressant, vitamin Di

[@jameswallace-vf1tt]

Thank you for your comments. You are describing the feelings of Dimash about our world. All people are good. There are no bad nations, just bad leaders. People attending Dimash’s concerts come from 60+ countries. He speaks about this at his concerts. About his audience coming from many different countries and cultures and coming together singing songs not even in their language. He’s got fan clubs in over 100 countries. His words, “We’re all Gods children and need to live in peace. “The Story Of One Sky” is his huge message to the world. I think it’s a good idea to listen to some of his other performances first. Some suggestions, Ikanaida (first song he has sung in Japanese), All By Myself, Adagio(Singer competition), The Love Of Tired Swans(Moscow). I’m looking forward to more of your reactions. Bev

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

Bev, thank you for these recommendations. I'm thinking to add Daybreak from his Bastau 2017 concert.😍

[@nancyhashiguchi8470]

"The song Sinful Passion, was first performed in 1998 by the Kazakh group A’STUDIO and gained leading positions in the CIS charts. Sinful love soon visibly materialized in the clip with soloist Batyrkhan Shukenov. The talented vocalist left the band in 2000. Without the lead singer, “Sinful Passion”, recorded with the help of an English producer, lay in obscurity for nearly 20 years, never becoming a worldwide hit until Baigali Serkebaev seized it. He offered Dimash to play it in 2018, twenty years after its premiere. The words of the song are the inspiration of the famous poet and composer, People's Artist of Russia and Ukraine Ilya Reznik. Group A - Studio in 2018 celebrated its 30th anniversary. For his great contribution to the development of the culture of the republic, Baigali Serkebaev was awarded the title of Honored Art Worker of Kazakhstan (here he plays the keyboard). Dimash can be safely called a magician. By the power of his voice and talent, the composition about sinful love came to life out of nowhere."

[@maggiepoison7448]

O vocalista primeiro e principal dessa canção, faleceu, e Dimash faz uma homenagem a ele.

[@mariaalejandraaguirre1727]

Gracias por tan completa información!

[@monikadear3594]

Oh, I hoped for more comments on the music in relation to the lyrics and what is expressed here. Dimash loves peace on this planet, humanity, all people from everywhere, but first of all he feels being a Kazakh man. His native country is very important to him! Thank you, looking forward to more reactions to Dimash!

[@rhcripps]

Great reaction as ever, Nic. Your comment about being citizens of the world, helping each other and not understanding national rivalries is so appropriate and true, and almost prophetic regarding the whole intent of Story of One Sky, which I think will blow your socks off when you get to it. You’ve found an artist who puts that above all else.

[@user-gq9tg8wr2t]

100%❤❤💞

[@mmartin1030]

Sinful Passion Catching the emotion within the performance 💓💗❤️❤️‍🔥🫠 Most reactors just miss the point or are 2🐓2 say🤣😂🤣💦 This is just down right yummy 🥰 I’m speaking as true loving spouse 😘 I think Dimash is a very brave performer to sing a man’s desire😍💓💗💖💝 SO DANG WELL‼️ Last 🌬 🎶 run was over 22 seconds ⏱ He Swims 🏊🏻‍♂️ Everywhere For Breath Control “Vocal Athlete”🥇 The “Tremolo” is a Dimash interpretation of his Culture’s 🎶 Traditions❤ The song is by “A'Studio” 1998 They are “Some Of The Band Mates” preforming with Dimash 🎹🎸🤩 The gentleman standing in the audience in the white shirt is “Maestro Igor Krutoy”✨🎹✨🎼 He's a Ukrainian & Russian music composer, performer, producer, musical promoter & billionaire. Very famous‼️🌟🇺🇦🇷🇺 He came “Out of Retirement” to work with Dimash. When you see him at the 🎹 with Dimash you can bet he’s the composer and or collaborator of that song. They’re Vast Friends Now 🎼💞 & ALL 🦌🦌 ARE GRATEFUL💝 ❤️2U&2ALLU❤️🦌🦌💫🌎🫠🇺🇸

[@EllanaTs]

Thank you for another wonderful "reaction" to Dimash! I do appreciate your honesty. Personally, I am not looking for "brainy", as you called it, comments from you, but would rather see you enjoying Dimash's music and his voice, of course! Dimash is a master at creating an atmosphere and dragging you into the song for an emotional rollercoaster ride. Looking forward to more Dimash reactions! Thank you! P.S. I think that "The Story of One Sky" should be done even further along the way, when you would learn more about the artist.

[@EllanaTs]

I didn't find any information about the name of the song. It's about a passionate love, so I am not sure why the author would call it "sinful".

[@Kfuglif]

​@EllanaTs I'd like to know the original word in Russian. Is is an accurate translation? I also think this kind of love is the most deep, earthy, Human love. How we would all love this passion. I think religion teaches that anything this passionate is sinful. It makes humans all over the world to feel horrible shame, just for being human.

[@EllanaTs]

@@Kfuglif I tried to look up the history of the song itself, but came up short.

[@EllanaTs]

@@Kfuglif good point about the religion’s influence! However, it was written in 1980s, when USSR was still intact. I believe religion was prohibited there. So, I just don’t know…

[@monikadear3594]

​@@KfuglifYes, it is an accurate translation from the original Russian title 🤷‍♀️ - for me as well strange, I connect totally with the song but not at all with the title... 😘

[@brendaguerin5423]

He has had to endure hardships and mean spirited comments by judges and people in his own country. He listened politely and continued on his path and stayed true to himself. There is a video of him being ridiculed at the end of a contest , his composure at the age of 16 was amazing.

[@Kobenoz]

"A 'reaction' video is not really a reaction..."; boy, that's what I've been thinking all this time!

[@gluvisgarcia5893]

Todas las canciones de Dimash son hermosas y llevan un mensaje que transmite a lo más profundo del corazón, canción de amor tiene muchas , Your Love, Adagio, Ikanaide ,Love of Tired Swans, Mahabbat Ber Maghan, y para llevar un mensaje al mundo The History of One Sky el video allí muestra toda la historia y el mensaje que quiere transmitir y en vivo en el concierto de Almaty Dimash entrega y deja todo en el escenario es conmovedor, gracias por su excelente análisis y comentarios, saludos desde Venezuela ❤

[@ludmilalashova5660]

DIMASH sings 120 songs and more versions, all masterpieces, but many are underrated, great Dimash deserves much more, heartbreaker Di touched the Sky and billion of souls, World DK- DQ & proud, privilegiert fans

[@AliCia-Junco]

Sus comentarios son realmente hermosos. Salen de su corazón aunque los filtre por su mente analítica. Dimash llega directamente al corazón y bloquea la mente, no deja lugar a buscar explicación a lo que nos hace sentir. Yo no entiendo lo que dice, sólo se español y el canta en muchos idiomas, aunque recientemente nos agasajó cantando una magistral canción en mi idioma. Y, a pesar de no entender ni una palabra de lo que dice, me hace experimentar múltiples emociones en función de cómo interpreta la canción. Omir le va a sorprender y cultivaré la paciencia esperando a que usted vea la maravillosa obra de arte que es La historia de un cielo. Muchas gracias por sus videos. Saludos desde España.

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

What a beautiful comment.❤

[@boozie1918]

I find your comments interesting and I look forward to your Dimash journey because his singing seems to draw out very deep internal responses. Dears are really followers rather than just fans. Is it the sound of his voice ? The emotionality ? The themes ? It’s often sublime, almost mystical. He seems to be giving so much. ❤️

[@BibiNabat-gu2ch]

Very well said about the fans really be followers👍! Personally speaking though, I am a fan and not a follower! While I truly appreciate Dimash being so well educated, well mannered, intelligent and humble and all 5hat, what gets me is the “ beauty” of his voice! It’s simply enjoying something which is beautiful and gives me pleasure to listen to, it’s like a looking at a beautiful flower, a beautiful painting, a beautiful person, or any beautiful thing that brings one pleasure through any of our senses! In his case, I have to add that he is also very handsome which gives visual enjoyment too! So what I hear, see and feel is simply gorgeous and the whole combination is unique!

[@boozie1918]

@@BibiNabat-gu2ch Yes ! Completely agree Bibi, so much beauty it’s hard to take in.

[@alejandraguevara2222]

Hola ! Desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷 encuentro en Dimash mi aliento de vida porque el verlo y escucharlo todos mis sentidos sueñan,suspiran y aman! Mi esposo falleció y mi soledad no se ha convertido en desolación gracias a Dimash…gracias a Dios por Dimash 🙏😘

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

There seem to be many of us that for one reason or another, our emotions of hurt or loneliness are alleviated by the way Dimash delivers beautiful love songs. It's nice to hear that you are comforted. God loves you too!❤🙏

[@alejandraguevara2222]

@@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o 🥰🥰🥰

[@user-pv7pk5nh3k]

Thank you for your interesting perspective.. I always come away with something so much more watching your reaction videos of Dimash ..

[@oscargovea5487]

Dimash is the best singer in the WORLD and there are no doubts about that, his voice is a prodigy of nature and a genetic marvel since his parents are two glories of singing from Kazakhstan since he was 5 years old, he sings publicly and has more than twenty years of lyrical training and graduated from the university of music, he is a singer, composer, arranger and multi instrumentalist, he plays more than seven musical instruments and sings in more than twelve(12) languages, he is also a great performer and a great artist who lives and feels music He is not an imitator of voices , Dimash has his own style and is one of the forerunners of the "POPera" he also has a very pleasant, HUMBLE and simple personality, easy access, which makes it very easy to follow, he always travels with His family and friends is a very educated person and an example to follow, he has become known for his musical talent not for getting into trouble or scandals, It has a very wide vocal range of approximately 7 octaves ,he is a singer with a wide vocal range very versatile is Baritone, TENOR , Soprano, counter TENOR, mezasoprano, everything at the same time is how to have 5 singers in one, it has a male and female voice, also many resources such as vibrato, "melismas", falsetto, Staccato,whistle tone, reaching a( D8 )live "Outside of Piano"at the concert of Gakku in an unforgettable day, at his young age he continues to improve and grow musically to perfection, he has a good physical presence he measures 191 cm or 6 "3", he is very famous and recognized in Asia and now he is becoming known In Europe and America, ALL their songs are spectacular, it always goes from low to high, soft to spectacular at the end, in my almost half a century of life I never heard so much quality and it is the hope of continuity of the classical genre because all the old tenors have already Almost all of them died and Dimash can sing like them but none of them can sing like Dimash, being a Man he sings better than any Tenor and his female voice is superior to that of any average Soprano, greetings and a hug from USA 🇺🇸 "Dears" Forever ❤️ Sorry for copying and pasting my informative comment in ALL the Video reactions to Dimash what I see but I do it with the intention of sharing information about him and what I think that in the music industry there are many artists who have been successful and have no talent and are bad people and they do not set a good example for the youth, Dimash and his music deserve to triumph in America, Europe and the whole WORLD, do you want to have already read my comment please come by without problem there is always someone who for the first time knows this information and I won't get tired of sharing it with all my friends"Dear" around the world, thanks for reading and for supporting Dimash 🙏🏻S.O.S. VENEZUELA 🇻🇪😭 o s c a r g o v e a 9 9 g m a i l c o m🆘❤️facebook.com/groups/145342077419321/?ref=share kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZbao3yEj7CDiaM kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqjGqnp6lK6HY6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpyzhGmqbZmknZY

[@theamfoldvik279]

Good choice with your direction 🎉 you will be blown away, slowly but surely ❤❤❤❤❤

[@deborahwilliamson2173]

I always considered "reaction", in the sense of listening to music, as a natural feeling experienced in response to a situation or event. In my humble and unscholarly opinion, it's just a matter of how the music makes you feel without giving any deep or analytical thought. I guess like the saying, "go with the flow." I listen to Dimash for the way his music makes me feel inside.

[@niviaanamiranda9221]

Me gusta mucho tu trabajo (no reacción, que es una palabra que crea expectativas confusas), pro escribir desde el móvil es un fastidio para mí, (tengo 70 años) así que en cuánto pueda ponerme delante de una PC, volveré para comentar tus palabras y la siempre maravillosa interpretación de Dimash. Ojalá el traductor de Google este a la altura de las circunstancias

[@user-em2fk1uo8s]

Hola Nic, me encanta tu análisis psicológico y comentarios de ❤, porque c/canción de DIMASH es Arte, Talento, Magia, su voz y las letras de las canciones siempre tran un mensaje profundo y su voz es increíble con su interpretación, hace pensar, llorar, reir, enojarte, eso lo entenderás cuando reacciones s Story of one Sky ( enojarte). Espero proxima reacción a Dimash, OMIR mencionastes, saludos a tu esposa, fue bello lo que sientes por ella, le envío 🌹💋 Saludos Chile🇨🇱👍

[@jitkasvarovska1922]

Dimashovy písně jsou zhudebněné básně, a mívají hluboký smysl. Doporučuji El Amor en Tu, kterou složil sám Dimash. Podle mě je to vlastně jasný a srozumitelný návod na život. Hlasově opět fenomenální!

[@maruchaproductora]

Gracias, saludos desde Venezuela....Dimash, su voz, su música es un regalo para el alma... la música nos salva y sana nuestra alma..... Gracias Dr. Nic

[@kz4156]

Дорогой, друг Ник. Вы абсолютно верно уловили сущность нашего несравненного Димаша. Он, действительно, Человек Мира, не космополит, а любящий всех на этой планете Земля. Он прекрасно осознает, что есть темное и светлое в мире и в каждом из нас, но при этом, не перестает звать на светлую сторону всех землян. С уважением, из Казахстана. Отдельное спасибо, что не боитесь делиться личными переживаниями...

[@IkramKahn-ov8fq]

Thank you for your honesty in your 'reaction'. I totally appreciate your perspective. He does manage to Dimashify you, no matter what. When you get to react to the video of One Sky, it will be epic as you will much to discuss. Set aside an hour. Note that he does a live performance as well, where he proves he sang every word and notes in the video.

[@Koquitaful]

OMIR wrote and composed it himself as a gift for his Dears on his birthday. There is another very powerful song in Kazakh that is one of Dimash's must-sees. #SALMATAU is my favorite of the traditional Kazakh ones, I wish you could add it to your list. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6ewg56fjtpmgNU

[@angelafranzin6792]

I really appreciate your honesty and btw that is your channel and you do you, Thank you very much and what a wonderful declaration of love to your wife - love from Germany

[@williamalexander7481]

I adore this song so much. I never really thought of why it is called sinful passion. I just get stuck on the pleading sound of his voice.

[@ordinaryvalley]

Thank you so much for this insightful analysis! Love your approach to art ❤ And i agree that its not a reaction but a mindful, calculated response really..which can look different than how youd react to it if you were watching it on your own or with a friend..the awareness of being observed (and eventually judged) by the viewer definitely can take away from your getting emersed in the experience sometimes..and its totally normal imo. Plus you have a title (professor) and it might make you want to live up to the real or imagined expectations of the viewers that you should say something smart after every pause :)

[@rosamariadiaz8143]

Gracias por tu reacción a Dimash, me encanta que hables y des tu interpretación de lo que te transmiten las letras y los sentimientos que te provoca la ejecución del tema que canta. Gracias !! ❤🇪🇸💃❤️💋🥰🙏🇺🇦🙏

[@amridelacruz3791]

"Omir" y "La Historia de un cielo" son canciones más personales y de lo que Dimash quiere transmitir, podrás analizar más sobre ellas, incluso hoy comentaste algo ya sobre, en tu forma de pensar en no dividir por países. Esperaré tus reacciones a ambas canciones ya que será entonces si sobre lo que él siente y quiere como su misión de cantante, de emocionarnos y transmitir a través de la música.

[@dimashified]

Thank you so much for your lovely words 👍🥰

[@user-fl3yx9ur5h]

Рахмет!!!

[@user-sj3fs6wx1h]

Спасибо большое за Ваши реакции на Димаша, немногие люди так рефлексируют над смыслом, вы приятное исключение. Я слушаю Димаша каждый день. Ещё мне нравится Данелия Тулешева, она тоже из Казахстана, тембр её голоса необыкновенный, хочется слушать и слушать, а когда мне плохо, он действительно исцеляет. Я слежу за ней с её десятилетнего возраста, когда она участвовала в шоу "Голос дети" в Украине. Это был 2017 год. В том же году появился в ютубе и Димаш - на шоу "Я певец" в Китае, ему было 22 года.

[@be-art-iful1215]

"Sinful" because it's an all-consuming love and passion that makes you forget all other desires.

[@martinhafner2201]

Love Is Like A Dream would be a good step forward from this song. It was written about the time Dimash was born and examines the fears and risks involved in love and how you need to face them. Dimash's first performance of the song was in 2019 in Moscow at the tribute concert for Alla Pugacheva, the first singer of the song. At that 2019 performance, the composer is playing piano accompaniment, just as he did for Alla Pugacheva in 1994. The song was re-arranged some for Dimash, so it fits him very well and once again makes it more his own song. He is a very different singer than Alla Pugacheva, so it was necessary to tailor it to him. Post Edit: The song is in Russian and has excellent English subtitles. Dimash is fluent in Russian and I suspect you can tell the difference in how comfortable and expressive he is in Russian and Kazakh as opposed to other languages like French, where he is using phonetic methods. He is quite good at phonetic singing, but there is a difference.

[@EllanaTs]

He already reacted to it

[@lordkhal]

Awesome! Please react next to Dimash's Spanish song titled El Amor En Ti. Its lyrics convey some really deep meanings about life and are really worth reacting to and analyzing!

[@maryfuerte3290]

Dears are a wealth of information. There is always a story behind what Dimash performs. Be it history , a dedication, loss, love for his “Dears”, family and more. The story always makes his performances memorable.

[@sonialoizou9440]

DIMASH💥💥❤️

[@ricdeio]

I loved your reaction and the explanation of the feeling of loving someone. I would like to suggest a reaction to the song Omir Oter Live means life is short very beautiful message. Dimash has two songs with the name Omir but they are different songs. The first Omir Oter means life is short and the other just Omir means life. I'd like to hear you explain the meaning of the lyrics.

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

13:10 he is both, national treasure of khazahkstan and world citizen singing about everyone is the same

[@josefelixalvarezitriago494]

Hello Nic, thank you for sharing your evaluation of each Dimash song; It's hard not to get lost in those lyrics and think about our own experiences. Dimash says very often, when he is congratulated in interviews for his vocal range, that for him it is of much more value that his audience receives the message of said song, and that in a certain way it motivates them to see themselves in their thought and actions as human beings. Honestly, I never get tired of watching his videos and the reactions and analyzes they give to his presentations. Greetings from Venezuela

[@suzannaferenczi6823]

I do find your reactions very interesting to Dimash, he also brings deep thoughts to my mind. Your comment about... 'why is it sinful?'. We hardly use the word SIN, in this world of 'everything goes' if it makes one happy. Perhaps it refers to periods of our lives we all experience at times, when we feel so happy,...so incredibly happy, that it almost feels sinful,...in a sense of,...'Do I deserve this much happiness? Oh god,...I don't want this to stop.' Until we except that we're deserving, a wonderful relationship might feel sinful. That’s my take on it. Greetings from an Australian fan.😊 🇦🇺

[@ppauline1515]

I love reactions when the reactor watches, listens and allows his face and bodily movements speak louder than any words. Gasp, cry, throw your hands up in the air, that’s a true Dimash reaction. And when it’s concluded, just say - I’m lost for words! Dears absolutely understand.

[@linmonash1244]

Dimash often leaves us breathless and speechless. Emotional. In awe! And that's OK. Sinful Passion was written by Baigali Serkebayev (the Pianist, of this band; A-Studio, whom you see there, and the original Singer; Batyrkhan Shukenov, (now passed) who was the front man, a composer and also saxophonist. The 'Trill' or Melisma that Dimash performed in this piece, just after 'the soprano section', is a traditional Kazakh mourning vocalisation, which he inserted - without prior notice to the band - as a mark of his respect. if you watch right to the end of this video you will see just clearly who Dimash is. As for going through his work; OMIR is very recent and very reflective of his career/ personal journey to here ( thus far }. It may be more useful to go through more of his back catalogue before getting to this piece.

[@rosieposie146]

Dimash is my favourite singer of all time. Thank you for your reaction! ❤ love from 🇦🇺 Australia

[@Kfuglif]

The name of this song has always bothered me. Most religion teaches that this very human desire for a deep love is sinful. It fills much of humanity with shame. So Awful. The shame that comes with such a basic human need. I love this song, and the way Dimash sings it. I really think it is my favorite, every time I hear it. It hits me in every cell. Dimash described himself as a Wanderer.

[@peggyuser-oq6xz7fg9o]

The Song of Solomon is the great exception.🤍🕊️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@NancyHole]

The band named A'Studio that accompanies Dimash, is the same one that composed the song minus the lead singer named Batyrkhan Shukenov, who died of a heart attack in 2015. The song was originally performed in 1998 and the lyrics are by the poet Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebayev, (the keyboardist with long hair, which we see in the video accompanying Dimash.) The tones in the middle are oriental Arab technique (or traditional Qazaq singing, called Joqtaw. It is a lament to the deceased singer). The last run is 24 seconds on 1 breath. The man in the white shirt giving a standing ovation at the end is Igor Krutoy. This is the first time he heard Dimash. He came out of retirement after seeing this competition to begin his collaboration with Dimash.

[@marleneduranmolina3723]

Muchas de las canciones de Dimash son realmente de análisis psicológico, como OMIR OTER, WAR AND PEACE, MADMOISELLE HYDEN, STRANGER, SCREEMING, DAYBREAK, OKINISH,OMIR, THE STORY OF ONE SKY, ETC, para mi sus letras son muy interesantes. muchas mas

[@joankelly5625]

Dimash loves poetry with deep meaning and when he sings songs such as this one he can put all his emotion into it because he puts himself fully into the setting.

[@lupitagallego375]

THANKS for your reactions to Dimash!!!!……..amazing Dimash……

[@mstmy7082]

Great reaction to a great performance. I totally agree with your sentiments, after we are human(s) being before we are humans doing. Plan for the future, but LIVE in the moment! 💞🦌

[@izabelamatejek3781]

Great reaction! You feel the essence of Dimash wonderfully. Each of his songs has a hidden meaning and you touch the essence. Best regards from Poland🥰

[@andreiandrei4085]

Dimash's voice and charisma plunge us into a hypnotic trance

[@KarinSarbach]

Well, maybe it's the described DEPENDENCY that the song "You saved me from an abyss" talks about - on the one hand, a person may feel SPECIAL when they are shown such great VALUE, but at the same time, it puts an enormous responsibility on the SAVIOR. And that is perhaps the -so-called'- 'sin' > which ends in the song with a SCREAM > GIVE ME! . . . well, as human beings often are, the fear of losing this security, demands: : GIVE ME more and again and again! It is never enough, right ?! 😊 By the way a song with this topic 'never enough' with Dimash > OMIR ! Greetings !

[@Monica-sw9ld]

I loved your admission and decision in the middle of the reaction. I was just wondering myself how reactors can *not* be self-conscious (or distracted by the mental processes involved in trying to think of what you'll say later). When I watch reactions, I am drawn to a more personal and vulnerable approach. I love honesty and growth. ❤ And as technically incredible as Dimash is, he has said that to him, octaves are just a tool. That all he wants is to make his audience feel. To enjoy it, and not focus on how he does it. He's super humble. ❤ I subscribed for more. I can't wait to see your reaction to Omir now! 😊

[@anniebygrave9300]

TBH I wasn't looking forward to this reaction, but the thumbnail kept popping up over and over again and in the end I steeled myself and took a chance. I'm so glad I did. You are absolutely right, with Dimash less brain and more heart is simply essential. He gives, and we receive. That is the true nature of the interaction, and you got there in this song. I'm very happy that you did. You started to feel what his fans feel. Analysis can still happen when it happens, but it needs to be natural and unforced. Whenever something comes to mind, you can always share it, but otherwise you can be free to immerse yourself in the beauty, the joy, the strength and the pain. Dimash is a gift. It would be ungrateful not to accept it.

[@nancyferrier8609]

Sinful passion - perhaps love so deep it borders on obsession. "Give Me" he sings, almost demands, as though he can never be satitated. Dimash so explicity sings of the complications of emotions, the lightness and the darkness that you think he must be a very old experienced soul. I always say he illustrates archtypes so clearly in some of his performances (eg. El Amor En Ti) that he could have a degree in Jungian psychology.

[@noeligle]

Creo que estás entendiendo porqué lo amamos tanto, no solo esa poderosa y aterciopelada voz cuando la canción lo pide, su forma de interpretar las canciones, cantar con todo el cuerpo, lo terapéutico de su voz sino lo más importante: qué gran corazón de enorme ser humano hay detrás de esa voz. Es verdad que mejor sigas escuchando más Dimash antes de Story of one sky para poder llegar al fondo de lo que su alma quiso expresar. Ikanaide, Stranger, Love of tired swams sería una buena continuación, y la lista sigue. Gracias por tu labor, saludos desde Argentina!

[@user-nv4bb8pw1y]

Вот и правильно!❤ К ,, ИСТОРИЯ ОДНОГО НЕБА " надо подготовиться заранее.

[@sergevillemaire357]

"A slow burning flame in the misty weather" of life, the emotions of life and all the currents and under currents... Sublime

[@etiennegrobler730]

Hi Dr N. Watched Your latest Chenyu Reaction with comment re amazing performance with minimal actual singing. Consider Ave Maria with not a single word sung or Vocalise by Dimash as a “parallel “ performance. THX for a refreshing reaction format.

[@christakosin6924]

I agree, that it's most important to connect wirh a song and perhaps you did it more than I could yet. I'm connecting and resonating a lot more with other songs of Dimash as there are: Samaltau, Qaraqim-ai, Daybreak at first. Omir is a song for Dears, who know him well, a very personal song, that I love very much. Go on❤

[@deb9869]

Aloha Nic! You will also find We Are One beautiful but also a uniting song as well; though it was sung about the pandemic. Only Dimash will think of something like this!!!

[@Karin_Aquatica]

Omir is a good choice for your next reaction since he composed the song and also wrote the lyrics for it. It’s the very first time that he wrote lyrics for a song himself. A lady from his homeland told me that he uses the Kazakh language in a very poetic way. Dimash is very patriotic but he respects all nations. He said more than one time that there aren’t any bad nations, only bad single persons. He is an ambassador for peace and unity in the world. Political stances, race, nationality, faith… it doesn’t matter to him, we are all human beings under one sky.

[@hamadQ1417]

Hi Dr nic , again another smart analysts, am 63 years Arab from Qatar and love what you say, l just wish that I had a professor like you who have a good understanding for things around him. Thanks and regards

[@bjebel1]

Thanks for a beautiful and thoughtful reaction.

[@OHNSS]

Thank you Dr Nic; love that you shared your self-introspection during the video. From my perspective, I, the audience member can connect with you more when you are so real like that. I say this with gentleness/non-judgment: I could see you were in the state you described, just kind of watching and doing the routine of reacting. What a beautiful, self-aware gift to give us that you talked about what was behind how you were doing with the reaction. Thank you; - no, *profound* thanks actually - for sharing to that depth, because now I want to keep watching more of your videos because I feel more connected to you as a human and that is at least half of why I watch your channel - 'companionship' with like-minded deep, heartfelt and insightful beings. The psychological stuff is equally valuable too - but when it flows naturally out of you is when it's much more impactful than if you are trying to fit our ideas of how you should react because of your position as a 'Psychology Lecturer.' Yes, you are a psychology professor, but more than that, you are a human being with a heart in addition to that expertise which is what adds weight and strength and impact to the psychological insights you share from time to time. I think we the audience still 'got' something from this reaction though this time it wasn't so psychological-based - but with the depth of self-introspection and personal sharing? Yes, that is an equally valuable gift and 'food' for us watching - that's my take on it anyway. It's like you're teaching us healthy psychology by how you relate to your own self - and that perhaps is even more valuable than any words you could say; "Who you are thunders so loudly I can't hear a word you say to the contrary." I forgot who said that, but it applies pretty well here I think. Thanks for your example as well as for your words, Nic. Enjoyed it. Take care. 😄♥

[@mariacristinapradocarrasco5324]

Gracias por reaccionar a DIMASH,un ser prodigioso!! Esta canción la compuso el grupo al cuál pertenece el pianista (A'Studio) hace años y DIMASH le dio su toque especial!! Si quieres escuchar su rango VOCAL más alto D8,reacciona Unforgettable Day,también reacciona Stranger y The Story of one Sky,lo cual tardó 3 años en componer!! Gracias por reaccionarlo!!❤

[@sallystubbs7417]

Brilliant reaction! More Dimash please?

[@angeliareyes3111]

Story of one Sky sería genial verte reaccionar es la obra maestra de Dimash saludos desde España

[@sharonhollis6533]

This man is a National treasure of his homeland, Kasackstan , he is very humble and kind,

[@k.vn.k]

Forbidden love ❤

[@CrYou575]

If you like swing and jazz then I think 'Know' might be another one you could appreciate sonically. Either the version with words or the completely lyricless one he often performs now.

[@LuzMariaCalvoDonoso]

Muchas gracias por tu reacción, que gusto saber que ya tienes un orden para seguir, sin muchas canciones con las cuales te deleitarás y The story of one sky es una de sus obras maestras que puede esperar!!! Cada canción es espectacular y hay muchas que ya no canta pero que puedes buscar como Okinish y Oue Love. Saludos desde Chile

[@gboete]

Please watch every video to the very end. You sometimes miss what Dimash is saying afterwards, and it is always important to hear him. It is also a form of respect for Dimash if you watch till the end. Thanks.

[@paolorao8308]

Hello from italy, a great song for you: the poet and the pendulum from Nightwish live at wembley. Kiss from italy .

[@bahardemirci9810]

Dmash 🙏🙏❤️🙏❤️❤️❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️❤️

[@dear4dimash_lenka143]

Good choice to wait with The Story Of One Sky..😊😊😊😊

[@josephanna9349]

Good choice to wait a bit with Story of one sky. Take it slow. The understanding of Dimash is a thing that has to be build up.

[@alejandraguevara2222]

Además todo él es maravilloso:valores familiares,sociales y culturales…ser precioso para formar parte de mi vida❤

[@allybandy3047]

Hah, I grew up to swing and big band music in the home too. Learned to dance on Papas shoes. I think the 'sinful' passion might be due to tradition. Arranged marriages are still the norm in many eastern cultures. Having a desire for finding your own love would be sinful, but the yearning is still there.

[@annnoyes6915]

💗💗💗💗🌸

[@yergalievaaiganum4285]

Be sure to write a reaction to this interview please!!

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

0:30 in my opinion story of one sky should be reacted only after many more of his other songs. i understand why everyone want you to react to it now... to check if you can get everything there but... not yet

[@AriadnaGilman]

Hello, regarding to your question, why passion is "sinful"? ...Dimash is an Artist, so he performs different "roles". The very word "passion" speaks of a kind of "obsession", extreme emotional attachment to someone or something. The song just talks about this type of love addiction, which quickly burns out and passes or turns into a painful form of relationship, which eventually will also end in one way or another