Vocal Coach Reacts to Dimash Kudaibergen singing "SOS d'un Terrien en Détresse"

[@raquelsoto6023]

I love how he thought he could guess what to expect from Dimash voice 5 seconds in.

[@ruslanlopezcarro4878]

He will be blown on ogni pietra's Dimash interpretation

[@s.vidhyardhsingh3881]

Yeah this reactor is good!!

[@jackzeldon2883]

I had to laugh even though it's not his fault..... I thought to myself "wait till this cat finds out Dimonster is 6'3'' & has a naturally deep speaking voice.....

[@doreencalderon1442]

Ikr 😁

[@ubervocal8777]

Very thoughtful analysis and he was 22 at the time of this performance almost 3 years ago. He's been practicing. You should check out a more recent performance like "Love is Like a Dream" or "Ogni Pietra".

[@CarlaHolley]

right off the bat you made me laugh "what you can expect from him" ahahahaha you have no idea. :-D

[@ecilaeniarol9863]

Dimash's first solo US concert on December 10 in NYC. This performance was almost 3 years ago. Wait til you hear him now! I have my tickets. Can't wait!

[@monad1924]

Alice Burleson lucky you!

[@erwinbodak886]

why i'm so jealous.. i wish someone could give me the ticket..

[@IvanSergio1984]

Alice Burleson how lucky! I wish I could go!

[@Minimeowzilla]

I'm jealous too... I don't get why he isn't more appreciated in North America. We need more of his concerts here! Please share fancam videos

[@Amm1ttai]

"This is not a big booming voice" hahahaha wait until you hear Ogni Pietra

[@kylesimmons6718]

I WAS SAT HERE THINKING oh lord he said light tenor voice oh my man you just waittttt

[@Roman-yt8up]

Or Ulisse 😊

[@ana7icia]

lmao that's exactly what i thought

[@lauriegoodson]

@@Roman-yt8up , YES!!!

[@pralex4477]

Whattttt!!????? Gotta give that Pietra a try

[@Zaneyy030]

Genetics. His parents are both singers. Mom sings opera. He's been trained since 5. So that's like 20 years of experience and dedication. He's still working to improve himself. Making his notes clearer, widening his range... He's inspirational

[@VolatileSupernova]

I appreciated your technical breakdown of such a good song! My only suggestion is that you wait until a note is over before you pause to talk about it ;P

[@PredatorAlpha2]

Welcome to Dimash world!

[@DubIsMe]

Always excited when Vocal coach explaining detail... Yes Dimash range is insane... But It's just beginning. U have to watch more coz his crazy vocal technique is waiting for u to analyze.. 😂 😁

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

Dimash himself said that he is a normal tenor who just managed to extend his range. So I think we can be confident that he is definitely a tenor, since he said it himself 🙂

[@PieceofPets7]

This guy has a talent in pausing videos on wrong moments…

[@TracyH13]

Too painful to watch 👎🏻

[@diegosolo]

Indeed. He needs to check the note every time. He doesn't seem to know vibrato though, unlike Dimash who is a master of that.

[@Wilbyshusband]

@@hermionefinnigan ..well…he’s trying to imitate Dimash…not working..and…these vocal coaches..should remember..this is probably our 100th time listening to a reaction…we have heard all this….he does..pause and “ explain”…way too..much…

[@dolikeido333]

he pause a lot but the first time i see someone can cover what dimash did even he is not a singer

[@jackzeldon2883]

It's real Gift....... but it's a Gift that must be earned w/ hours & hours of dedicated practice by interrupting hundreds or maybe thousands of performances at Exactly the wrong moment...... very impressive

[@sp72929]

Not a " big booming" voice - you really should look some of his "opera" songs like Ogni Pietra - you are deffinitely up for a surprise - believe me.

[@dragulia_venaro]

or "unforgettable day"

[@yogajedi3337]

Dimash is a pop singer and far far from opera.

[@sp72929]

@@yogajedi3337 Actually he is classically trained (graduated in Bel Canto) and he was offered a place at the Astana opera house a year before his raise to fame in China. He declined wanting to explore a path with more variety in music styles. He sings in many different music styles including pop but he has the training, the voice and technique of an opera singer when chooses it.

[@yogajedi3337]

@@sp72929 Dimash never got an offer to sing a role in an opera house. Just listen to his weak voice. It's impossible. He might had an offer to sing in the choir. Singing in a choir doesn't require more talent than a voice type, sing in tune and do no mistakes. Are you sure his offer wasn't a vacancy in the wardrobe.

[@sp72929]

@@yogajedi3337 He never sang in an opera production - that's true. The rest is your opinion and you have a right to it. Many opera singers and teachers, producers and composers seam to have a different opinion of the quality of his voice/technique and so do his fans, me included. That's our right. You don't like his voice - that's alright, tastes are very different. There's no need to remarks like this.

[@jayv999]

I think you would enjoy and appreciate Dimash more if you didn't stop so often. To hear it for the first time all chopped up loses the grandeur of the overall performance and his abilities. You have some good insights. Thanks.

[@SannaiSan]

"Near the top of his range" in the first verse. I snorted. Just wait...just wait.

[@8triagrammer]

I hate it when people interrupt the high descending run at the end

[@thathyena2949]

Very unsatisfying

[@roserain7034]

It won't hurt to let him finish his high note then analyze.

[@8triagrammer]

@@roserain7034 I'm talking about an emotional reaction, like "WHAT THE FUCK?", not a technical analysis. I don't need a technical analysis to tell me how fucking high those notes are, I have a set of ears to do that...

[@mariselafranc9322]

Imposible que reacciones debidamente interrumpiendo cada 5'. Creía que iba a ver una reacción a la Voz, interpretación y actuación de Dimash y lo único que veo es un intento de querer comparar tu voz con la de él....pero eso es imposible. Tu reacción (según mi criterio) , es no reacción.... totalmente plano, lástima......

[@henrydenner5448]

Yes. I was sitting here swearing a lot at the interruption in the middle of phrases but I was shouting swear words here at 02h56 in the morning when that amazing descending run was interrupted mid run. That made me super angry.

[@Dorahellmon]

This Vocal Coach is a typical very talented Kid that popular in school, very confident and fearless, and a bit arogant. I love People like dimash that remind them how big the world is.

[@Shrekreality]

I Love Love Love to watch professional vocal coach reacting or analysising Dimash songs， because they truely understand and appreciate his talent ，technique，and artistry。 Thanks，dear coach. You sound like one of them. Please continue reacting him. we fans LOVE him so so so much.

[@yogajedi3337]

Dimash is all high notes. His artistry is less than mediocre. Like a schoolboy trying to imitate Vitas.

[@Shrekreality]

@@yogajedi3337 What you said proves that Vitas' fan know nothing about music and art but high notes.

[@yogajedi3337]

@@Shrekreality Dimash is a frequent participant in various cheap x-factor type shows. And he vocally is as fake as Vitas is. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKa1hZ2Zerx2gs0

[@Shrekreality]

@@yogajedi3337 All those clips are fake, someone put Dimash live show in kremlin with Xfactors together as bait to get more views for their channel Read the comments below.

[@Shrekreality]

@@yogajedi3337 This was done by Tristan, who claim Vitas has lip sync kzbin.info/www/bejne/o32Uf4t-l5akpLs. He thought Dimash use autotune because the sound was too perfect but many people proved he was wrong thats why he took the video down, but Vitas fan Nyda upload to her channel as kid of "evidence", how funny is that?

[@dreamreal]

I wish you wouldn’t interrupt The singing on a holding note to give your comments. While we obviously are on this site to watch you give your comments can you just wait until a note completes before you pause it. You’re interrupting some of the most beautiful parts of what he’s doing to give your opinion and it would only take you a couple more seconds to wait until the note is completed before you pause it at the right time

[@jaydcapricorn3357]

Agree...

[@jaydcapricorn3357]

Hey vocal coach..just read this..🙄

[@juanhoffmann4096]

Man, if you want to hear him sing then don’t watch a reaction video. Stop being so annoying

[@deeannwatson4453]

I hate to say some reactors are to busy trying to show how thwy can mimic the notes. Not the same ...

[@shanialover]

He started at 5 & he is now 25 with a range of 6 octaves, plays 7 instruments & sings in 12 languages. There is 1 song you should react to in order to experience a note that you can't test because it is off the piano & music apps. Unforgettable Day Gakku where close to the end while on his knees he reaches the highest from ANYBODY a D8 for 5 seconds with vibrato. For performances in non English with subtitles check out the channels Gloria Wu & Dimash Kudaibergen & Holistic Freedom Lifestyle-Awakening With Joy.

[@BratatoChip]

He has such a booming voice , you have no idea lmao

[@DJQTUBE]

I truly appreciate your insight....very understandable and helpful. I'm glad you've found Dimash. He has plenty more treats in store for you.

[@opterios]

Welcome to the magic world of Dimash!! I understand that you are a pro and I think you did a really good job keeping it together, but come on dude, this is the kind of singer you meet once per generation! You are allowed to go bananas with your reaction to Dimash!! He's not just another very good singer! He is THE singer. An innovator, opening new paths and ideas for singing! He is one of the best vocalists alive right now!! :) This is not a rant! I really enjoyed your analysis, hopefully you will do more of Dimash. My personal recommendation is "Ogni Pietra" from Arnau concert. It's an anthemic operatic song, specifically written for Dimash's insane skill, where he displays his baritone and tenor quality better than in any other song and he shows a lot of maturity!! It's an astonishing performance and I honestly don't think there is currently any person alive who could cover that song the way Dimash does!

[@rudigerk]

Exactly!

[@Jane.S600]

Ogni Pietra from his Arnau concert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpyzhGmqbZmknZY I love this song and version of it.It's EPIC😊👌

[@olgaatkin4897]

alec I agree! So tired on some of them.

[@tessj4486]

Reviewer: He's a professional (as opposed to a fan), and his analysis was professional. I felt he gave him high praise. Me on the other hand, I picking my jaw up off the floor the first time I heard this performance.

[@opterios]

@@tessj4486 Yup, my jaw is still dropping every time I listen to Dimash! You never get used to that voice!

[@thepurpleturnip534]

Thanks for reacting to dimash! May I suggest that for a more enjoyable viewing experience that you let him finish a note before pausing, or go back a little so the note doesn’t get cut halfway

[@egh123]

DIMASH, the best singer in the world.

[@rudigerk]

Have you listened to him singing Ogni Pietra or Passione? Or recently Ulisse? After that you will think again about his Voice being a very light Tenor ^^ Quite the Opposite, in recent Performances his Voice sounds remarkably low and full, Baritone territory, so he shows this side too besides his Super High Notes.

[@JasminGardenia]

I agree. It's hard to classify Dimash because he has an immensely big vocal range (A1 - D8) with good tonal consistency and he's very good in imitating the tone of the voice type the songs he sings are meant for. He for example sings classical pieces for baritones with much more of a baritone tone than a tenor's. I really have problems classifying him, but if I had to guess I would probably say he's maybe a dramatic tenor or maybe a spinto. Most voice teachers say that they think that he's a tenor (which is sth I would basically agree with), but aren't absolutely sure and can't really tell his subtype, but some even say they think he's a baritone. I'd say let's wait another 5 years before we try to exactly classify him

[@MsLucy4ever]

@@JasminGardenia Why would we want to classify him? I am happy to just enjoy all his voices 😄

[@Michael-kv5ff]

JasminGardenia where did he hit the A 1

[@JasminGardenia]

@@Michael-kv5ff Hmm Dimash's lowest notes so far: G#1 in "Our Love" (but it was growled and only hit very briefly, which is why I don't count it in) A1 in "Love is Like a Dream" Bb1 in "Our Love" C#2 in "Our Love" D2s in "Love of Tired Swans" E2s im "Love of Tired Swans", "Our Love" and in an a cappella sample of "Unforgettable Day" F2 in "Confessa", some performances of "Diva Dance", in "Sinful Passion", on the Qazaqstan TV version of "Screaming" and in an a cappella sample on the Kazakh TV show Qiziq Times (when he was a teenager)

[@JasminGardenia]

In the mentioned examples above, he doesn't go that low, the lowest note in the suggested performsnces is G2 in "Ulisse". (Love that performance btw 😊)

[@nekonventsionalka]

You know what? Now you are officially dimashified! And believe me you haven't heard anything yet! Just keep going and you'll be amazed more! :)

[@mjmckenrick3170]

Bravo...thank you for your analysis!✌❤😁

[@chiravadeechuthasmit6265]

This superImpeccable Dimash's rendition is incomparable.Bra vo.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks a million for your great reaction.🎉 Greetings from Thailand.😂

[@tolearnenglish3439]

Não dá pra fazer como ele! A voz dele tbm é um fator importante!! É técnica, dom, e uma voz linda! Por exemplo, na sua voz não fica! Não é só alcançar o tom, mas manter!! E a beleza disso junto com a maravilhosa interpretação!

[@tamarashakh7222]

Thank you very much. Super reaction.

[@jefferynielsen9575]

For the love of god, I know you know stuff, but let him finish a phrase or note please.

[@taniaa.5868]

Jeffery Nielsen haha felt the same..

[@jefferynielsen9575]

Miss黎黛妮， 謝謝妳 🙂

[@yankalayone2924]

Agree 😂

[@jamestreanor4361]

More pause than a dog shelter!

[@PallasAthenian]

Amen. What an egomaniac.

[@ЕленаГерасимова-у8ы]

Thank you so much for your response! Very informative and interesting! Dimash is unique! I will be happy to see your reaction to the songs performed by Dimash " All By myself "and" Adagio " in English! Thank you very much! Greetings from Russia!)))

[@pamelawilkinson]

I’ve read a few of the comments so far and they echo how I feel about Dimash. But let me warn you that if you continue to react to his videos/songs you will see your subscriptions rise exponentially. And you will eventually be shocked at the views for each of your reactions to Dimash. His dears or his fans love checking out vocal coach reactions and they immediately subscribe. This 25-year-old man is a musical genius. There are very few genres that he will not attempt at this time. i.e. I cannot imagine him trying a bluegrass song or even a country song. But pop, opera, classical, Etc. are right up his alley. Currently he has sung in 12 different languages And speaks fluent Kazakh, Russian and getting better with his English. We will appreciate your technical criticisms or critiques in the future. With 19,000+ subscribers right now you are probably pretty busy teaching vocal lessons and reacting to various other artists. However, if we could get at least one Dimash reaction every week, not only will you learn a lot from him, but you will be shocked at the dears that comment about this amazing singer and amazing human being. You were very much correct in saying that his natural talent, God-given voice box or instrument and 20 years of daily practice and dedicated vocal teachers who he praises almost daily and gives them much credit for his success today, Is the reason we are hearing what we are hearing.You are in for the ride of your life with Dimash.

[@kaakca]

PAMELA WILKINSON I don’t subscribe immediately to reactors of Dimash, most of them do reactions just for clicks. I’m on the fence for this one, not ready to subscribe yet. It could be one trick pony, so don’t put Dimash fans in one bag. Thank you.

[@daenviaje]

Absolutely agree with you all. I have been suspecting from long ago that some reactors are speculating in a very bad way with reactions

[@tonipenkova4325]

Thank you for Dimash ! Great analysis . Love from Bulgaria ♥️🇧🇬♥️

[@jollygiantman]

I really wish these voice coaches would just react to the whole song uninterrupted first so they can actually enjoy all the build up and emotion and THEN go back and break it down.

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

I teach when there's a teachable moment, however I do pause less now than when this was done

[@c-maxprime]

To ur students... i know they're in good hands... great take...very informative 👌

[@zgadgets]

Hey Matt Finally someone said it besides myself "GENETICS" both Parents are award winning Vocalists in their country.you can practice your whole life and not perform like Dimash. Similar to Usain Bolt in Sprinting, Phelps in swimming, William sisters in Tennis or Tiger Woods in Golf just a few examples. Dimash falls in that category. Dimash knows every technique and more and performs them to perfection. Amazing Talent. Hey Coach you sound like you have some nice vocals also :) Keep going every song Dimash sings is always different.with his Vocal Acrobatics.

[@sciencetoday3629]

Best reaction , you explained everything , Thanks a lot . PLEASE review Dimash Opera 2

[@marileiadesouza6995]

Ramsay, hello. I've seen all of Dimash's performances of this contest at the time, but every time I see it again, it's like it's the first time and his voice and vocals impress me. He improved a lot after this contest. Hugs BRAZIL

[@rykehuss3435]

Funnily enough Dimash is a natural baritone, though of course his range goes way beyond any typical "voice range test". His speaking voice puts him at baritone

[@johonn]

Maybe stop pre-judging... definitely not a "soft voice" and definitely not "just squeaking out those top notes"...

[@juanhoffmann4096]

This is an 8 months old comment so I really hope you stop being such an asshole

[@deeannwatson4453]

Right??? Because someone can mimc a note ....doesn't mean they should.

[@hansderuiter2290]

Nice reaction to Dimash singing SOS. Beautiful performance by Dimash. Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@Santti.G]

That was amazing, loved it when you showed us those exercises on how to prepare our voice. Great analysis, teachers tends to overeact when they listen such wide vocal range control and seamless transitions (as far as I know his bottom is D2 and highest D8) I really enjoy all his voice colors and different techniques executions. stage presence too

[@JasminGardenia]

Hey 😊 His so far lowest note is A1. Technically he even went a semitine lower (G#1) in "Our Love", but he growled it and only hit it very briefly, thus, I don't really count it in

[@yogajedi3337]

He is all range. His stage presence is on the level of a school boy.

[@RRbobreed]

That you said this level of vocal ability takes many years of training is exactly what Dimash's father said. Although genetics play some part in his ability and beautiful sound, Dimashi's father attributes Dimash's ability to his extreme dedication and commitment to training.

[@DEADushka2007]

он хороший вокальный тренер. Судя по его исполнению, он может многое спеть из того, что пел Димаш. Другой тембр, да, может быть диапазон не такой, но техника есть, и понимание, как это делает Димаш, у него есть. Плюс хорошо объясняет, интересно слушать )

[@almatydear8502]

Dimash is a great singer and artist! Great reaction! Thank you !

[@damenkusainova4432]

Все такие показывают свои умение но спеть целиком да и такого красивого тембры ни у кого нет

[@radmilev]

Че прикопались к парню? Он учитель вокала и в свойственной ему манере, разбирает песню чуть ли не по каждому слову. Ему важна техника. И он ни разу не сказал, что он может также. Он на примере исполнения Димаша, объяснял и показывал разные техники и приемы. А исполнение ему понравилось и кстати, он говорил, что он так исполнить не сможет. Учите английский что ли, чтобы понимать о чем говорят в видео 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@caryy.t4017]

@@radmilev а где перевод?

[@belosne4zka]

Каждый суслик агроном. Попробывали бы сначала певца воспитать хотя бы в половину способностей Димаша.

[@maryannedoble243]

I'm laughing as I'm listening. Just because we all know!!!! X

[@yeerbolatialimila3821]

Yes we do.

[@MrYohanaromero]

Dimash es mágico....a él no le interesa hasta donde llega sus rangos vocales, el solo quiere llegar a nuestros corazones....y lo ha logrado...la arrogancia...no va con el.... gracias por su reacción... amo a Dimash... saludos desde Perú.

[@susanaelisaperezsoto9164]

Bien dicho♥️

[@singingsteph1972]

I love watching you react to these videos. It’s like watching a sportscaster doing some play by play narration. So fun!

[@mostly_rust]

3:53 "the top part of his range" 😂

[@Anson_AKB]

that's what happens when pausing during every second note and trying to analyze everything immediately instead of first doing a reaction video (as the title of the video suggests, with only very few pauses) and afterwards analyzing the most interesting parts. not every viewer is a possible student for you who needs/wants details on every note. if this one would have been the first reaction video i saw on Dimash, i probably would only have thought that he has exceĺlent technique, but not understood why someone could be fascinated by it.

[@tacom1]

Thank you, very well constructed reaction to the wonder that is DImash. I personally have never heard someone like this in my life and I dont know how many times I seen and heard this version, but I still have tears in my eyes. Still blown away after hundreds of times I seen this.

[@vanessawebb8156]

Thank you for a full explanation of this song, loved your reaction. My suggestions would be, Opera 2, Sinful Passion, Adagio, Hello, All by Myself, Love is like a Dream. Screaming Inside. Anything that Dimash sings is phenomenal!

[@GamaunVideo]

Dimash sings on the highest real sopranos, and not just falsetto, like most men. In a recent interview, he described how his teachers taught soprano singing from childhood. He has a classic vocal education. He once said there was a shortage of girls singing soprano in his school choir so they put him in to sing with them. He said it was ok as he got to meet lots of pretty girls. There are several vocal teachers on KZbin who, while reviewing Dimash’s performances, especially at Olimpico, have finally begun to use the correct terminology, which makes me happy. Nature endowed him with unique ligaments, so he retained the ability to sing in a high key and after age-related changes in his voice. The gift of God and great work from childhood is Dimash. There have been hundreds of performers of this song since 1976, but not one has any vocal data to perform it like Dimash did! Maestro Michel Berger, for sure, would have been happy if it was such a performer who would have come to him for an audition - all the notes were effortlessly taken, and how much strength and tenderness in this performance, what actor’s presentation of each line exactly according to the content of the song. "S.O.S." Dimasha, like a scarf with a magical aroma, flying over the square in the "Perfumer" - one wave and everyone is fascinated! The tone is incredible, penetrating the very heart! Watch the performance of Dimash with this song at the festival "Slavic Bazaar", he sang there just incredible! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWOcq3irj7uUrtU

[@nambroz]

you have seen nothing yet- you have to see Passione- vocal fireworks

[@sabirayumasheva7002]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Классс, спасибо!!!

[@mdfield1]

If you want to hear Dimash’s lower registers, react to ‘Life Is Like A Dream’ and then Ogni Pietra. I’d give you the links but you can easily find them. Also check out Diva Dance from his Bastau Concert.

[@Minaderm]

Great explanatory video, enjoyable, practical and well explained. This guy is a good vocal coach.

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

EPIC PHENOMENAL SINGER EVER! Please react to Dimash more pleaseeeee.... Share with us your vocal knowledge. Thanks...

[@aa-er4gn]

Thanks for the reactions, you have very interesting comments, it is clear that you are a professional.

[@ВадимВиноградов-о9к]

Не конечно подробность разборки интересна но - сильно раздражает постоянные остановки!!! Попытки повторить то же что исполнил Димаш (и все мимо замечу!!!) Дизлайк не ставлю!!! Прошел мимо!!!

[@DashaManakova]

Oh Jesus I know Russian and just read some comments from Dimash's "fans" They are so rude and ill-mannered. They need nothing but admiration about their subject of adoration. lol Man! It's a good video! Good descriptions! Good luck and don't pay any attention to aggressive fans!:)))

[@laurys7077]

REACT TO OGNI PIETRA IN ARNAU CONCERT FANCAM FANTASTIKA DIMASH 48

[@Valentin.G799]

Thank you for reaction. It,s good and professional.🤗

[@kurilchik3757]

Димаш лучший он талантище, чистый, красивый и самый замечательный певец💋❤️💕💞😘👍👏

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

he is truly great

[@kspshnik]

And thank you for accurate & useful reaction %)

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Thank you too!

[@rosangelaruza2550]

Dimash é extraordinário e apaixonante!! Único!! Inigualável!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼👏🏼👏🏽👏🏻😍😍😍🎶🎶🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@lynnemartin2291]

Love your video tutorial. Really love a trained musical coach reviews. Look forward to seeing you become a full Dear. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@FawziaTung]

👍👍👍👏👏👏 Welcome to the world of Dimash!!! Btw if you want to hear his “low booming” voice try Ogni Pietra or Ti Amo Cosi (trio). For the highest note Dimash has on record, try Unforgettable Day, the live performance at Gakku concert.

[@ПётрДятлов-п6ю]

How long have you been sleeping! Welcome aboard Dear!

[@gulnaranazarbekova7867]

Thank you for reaction. By now i have seen so many reactions to DImash’s SOS that I lost count:). But I like vocal coaches reactions to hear hew nuances that I haven’t heard before.PS: please, react to more Dimash’s performance. Beautiful journey is ahead of you:)

[@NoName-ob1vq]

Thanks for the detailed review, pls. keep on reacting, you wont regret it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🧓🏼🇵🇭

[@lynettepascua4730]

I heard in an interview from one of his teachers that he is a contra-alto.

[@3volu]

Finally! Very detailed and precise information how he is singing! Thank you! Subbed! :)

[@fire4ev]

his E6 is not actually whistle he goes to whistle after F6

[@Tricia_K]

In *this* song it's not whistle - but Dimash has such incredible control over his instrument, he can actually produce the same notes both ways! A great example, is his whistle-tone D6 in the soprano-esque section of "Love Is Like A Dream", as performed at the Kremlin earlier this year - put them side by side, and the difference is clear! HOW he does it, is another question entirely... 😮❤🤗

[@JasminGardenia]

Dimash sings the 6th octave usually either in (full) heas voice or in flageolet

[@cesar4729]

Yes. He do an F#6 flageolet recently too. Many coach say hes doing whistle, wich is wrong.

[@yani1353]

Whistle Dimash G7-D8

[@cesar4729]

@@yani1353 E7*. Although, whistling is a technique that can be used voluntarily in 5th and 6th octave as a sound resource, not something that is used when there is no other option, so arguing about it is quite silly.

[@seppokanerva7399]

"Five out of five stars." Truly so. Thank you, Ramsey, for your very professional commentary. Dimash is Dimash; there is nobody like him.

[@xAjido]

There's more pauses than likes on this video.

[@lupitagallego375]

THANKS for your reactions to Dimash!!!! SOS is a French song, a cover of Daniel Balavoine and is a Beautiful song. At The Singer Chine 2017. His performance begin in B1, lowest note and chest voice, go F#5 highest note, chest and mixed voice, then D6 highest note , head voice and the end E6 highest note and whistle!!!!!! Some Registers: classical, operatic, pop-rock and rock Some Technique: vibrato, staccato, falsetto, female voice, vocalist, crescendo, decrescendo. Total range from B1 to E6....the best voice in the world.six octaves, amazing voice and performance. Greetings from a Mexican Dear! ❤️🇲🇽👏🏻🇰🇿❤️

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

he is unbelievable

[@danielcolter4139]

Thanks a lot, I was waiting for this one! You should react to more of his performances. "Sinful Passion" is my favorite, if you want to check it out, it would be nice...

[@bonzasheilla4232]

Omg thank you so much for reacting Dimash..more Dimash please😍❤

[@mashamasha8820]

Amazing reaction, please react more to Dimash Songs

[@lilym1421]

Hi loved your analysis. You stayed focused & controled ur experiment very well to make a knowledging full of useful points video. Appreciate it. Tnx alot and plz keep analysing Dimashs performances specialy the ones from his concerts.

[@priyonosinggih3710]

I like the way express your knowledge about the new superstar. A Millenial superstar pop singer.

[@jbeardahelwrongwitchu9313]

Damn. Paused right in the middle of the best part.

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

learning

[@jambroqc]

A masterpiece of a performance indeed!

[@arcenarmendoza7913]

You're not making a reaction video, you're just imitating and interrupting someone's talent not even letting finish a note. Learn a right turn taking man

[@dragulia_venaro]

the secret is on his neck movement.. that movement can give you more space to control the air inside your throat.. :D I don't really know about vocal things, but, this is the only thing that I'm really sure.. :D

[@zevenhz9458]

He can do anything 😀😂 even Rap this not even 10% his agility Talking Freddie Mercury he sing Queen song to u must cek it 👍

[@yogajedi3337]

In his queen cover he was the worst of the singers he sang together with.

[@Nagisasan36]

Great analysis. Very knowledgeable 👍

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

Much appreciated!

[@BexREB]

He can get rather tricky in picking out exactly what register he's using ha there's a lot of overlap where he can pick and choose which version of specific notes he wants to offer haha. I've always viewed it as if his songs are more like arranging a choral piece where you have to consider all the different voice types of your choir and where different solos will happen etc, except he's doing that just with one voice. There is of course a shed load of training and sheer love of music that goes into the kind of approach to singing he takes, it would have been much more straightforward to go for a single genre (be that opera specifically or a more contemporary genre) but with as much to offer in a single voice in both range and ability to switch between styles so cleanly (and clearly an enjoyment of singing more than just one style) it would've become so boring. I see it the same way as why I chose Geology to study. Yes I love physics and biology and chemistry and maths but I also love how they interplay in the environment and how they all developed alongside to give us modern day Earth, Geology meant I could study all of these individual sciences within the context of a planet, whereas Dimash's understanding of his own voice and music in general allows him to perform under the umbrella of Neo-classical with as many or as few techniques and octaves as he chooses for that particular piece. Random thought of the day ha. Also for me personally, although I only sing for my own happiness now, hearing someone who has mastered their voice even though it is across such a wide spectrum gave me some kind of comfort in a way. I always had a much lower voice than other girls in my teenage choirs or in other bands etc, so much so that my teacher ended up just putting me in with the tenors as there weren't enough of them to produce enough volume over the very big group of sopranos and handful of altos. I always felt out of place as even when I found famous female singers who could sing lower it was never -that- low and it was never something they used regularly it was only after you'd listened to their whole catalogue there would be like three notes in one song for example. But listening to Dimash who has traversed through the expected male voice, beyond even countertenor land and is just beautifully upfront with it, here's my voice and I'm going to use it to make music I'm not gonna hide it just because it's unexpected. It just made me feel my voice wasn't so strange and since then I've found a couple of female singers who do use their lower notes as a bigger part of their music which was cool! Sorry for the speech! Haha. Thanks for the video!

[@d8survivor538]

Wow! Can you write my thesis please? 😁

[@AltaiAltai-qd1ff]

РАХМЕТ! Өте жақсы реакция!!!👍👍👍💖

[@JeremyLand]

I'd be really interested to see your thoughts on Dimash's performance of SOS at Slavic Bazaar. If you're interested in diving more into Dimash, I also suggest the rest of his performances on I Am A Singer. The next is Opera 2, by Vitas.

[@vampyreGisel]

u really need to see more of Dimash

[@acorps6864]

Thanks, was waiting for this!

[@monad1924]

Please react to his other performances

[@glockenspiel.8375]

Dimash has opened my ears up to what singing should be. every time I hear him sing it makes me want to sing myself and if you liked this you are in for the ride of your life. His singing/songs have only gotten better since I saw this song a while ago

[@ryanwaring5774]

More Dimash- Love is Like a Dream or Chris Stapleton - Sometimes I Cry live at Bing Lounge or Tengri-Heaven

[@christi8295]

Loved your professional assessment!

[@GomelSvetlana]

останавливать выступление Димаша на каждой секунде его выступления - не самая лучшая идея...

[@Solo3919]

А вы пробовали услышать что он сказал..? 🙄

[@GomelSvetlana]

@@Solo3919 я не пробовала... я слушала...

[@apriltania]

@@homersimpson3385 и всё-таки,самолюбование у него преобладало над умением слушать. Холодный анализ, к тому же попытка что-то повторить за ДИМАШЕМ,но у него это как-то смешно получалось. Плюс непопадание в ноты. Может он и сказал несколько слов восхищения ДИМАШЕМ,но это потерялось в его манере постоянно через каждую секунду прерывать пение ДИМАША. Лучше бы он молчал и слушал!!! За его реакцию дизлайк!

[@ИринаСам-к5ц]

@@homersimpson3385 Ах , как вы правы ! ))

[@ju1ietta]

Это реакция коучера, который разбирает технику вокала, а не восторженного обычного зрителя. Слушайте оригинальное видео, если не хотите прерываний. Кто не даёт?

[@mememonstax6357]

Ramsey: pauses the damn video every two seconds and doesn't let Dimash complete the note. Me: No, I will not be able to complete this video that stops my dear note every time.

[@ramseyvoicestudio]

ok, many are here to learn I do pause less often now than when I did this one