I stood next to him in Glasgow and thought who is this guy ,didn’t realise 10 years later I’d be listening to all his songs ,wish I’d at least shook his hand 😢
Allah Hu is muslim equivalent of a Hallelujah. A word of praise. There is a parayer "Allah hu Shafi" - God is the healer, so Hu is like "is".. Allah is... everything, in a way..
The word allah in arbic has 4 letters The word itself means the only one worthy of worship The hu is just a vowel sound at the end which is on the h And wen u say allah ur pronouncing the h without the vowel sound but You can allso say hu
Yes, the kid sitting on the side is Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. He would observe all of his uncle's performances. Often he would sit facing Nusrat on the stage to simply observe him. Nusrat personally took him under his tutelage and named him to be his successor
Not tryna be hostile but i think rahat is no where near nusrat. Especially cause rahat cant compose very well And nusrat compositions are just rediculous (in a good way)
@@CrimsonScorpio101 Someone atlast said truth.. Rahet is quite a pro himself but ustaad nusrat is a legend .. Comparing them rahat is no where near nusrat khan sahab.. Thnx mate
This song is actually 20 mins long approx. You missed a huge part and essence of this song in this shorter version. The longer version has much more higher notes , and soulful classical touches, its much more powerful to listen to. So please listen to one of the older version and also look up the translations of this song on Google. And yea, it is essentially about God.
a lot of singers hit these notes. the tnt boys, who are literally kids, hit G5s and A5s constantly. and kid michael jackson hit A5 20 times in the same song.
@@akhilshah6508 your comment proves your lack of knowledge. as people grow older, the vocal chords become thicker, for which the voice drops. learn something before commenting, son.
Nusrat is the Kawali king, he is doing Kawali here. Kawaii is a form of religious song. Basically praising god (Allah) in all ways possible. The clapping thing is the specialty and the trademark tradition of this form of music.
There are tons of Qawali that's not religious , Qawali is traditional to us but not part of religion ( what you saying is called "Naat" and which our song for God and even that hold no value in Islam but it's sung optional ) Qawali is purely traditional nothing to do with religion
@@ohbe187 well thanks. All the Kawali I heard were all talking about god. Yes songs are nothing to do with any mainstream religion. Be it Hinduism, Islam, Christianity etc. But it do exists so obviously God's creation. Because the entire existence is the creation of God, be it good, bad, ugly, right, wrong, love, hate, left, right, sky, ground everything.
Actually Owais is also wrong. "Naat" is the word specifically reserved for when it is about praising the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Naat = A "song" in which Prophet Muhammad is praised. Hamd = A "song" in which Allah is praised. Qawwali = A particular style of music that is, although mostly associated with religious songs and sufism, isn't always limited to it.
@@ohbe187 dude Qawali songs are about Islam and prayer. Qawwali is a form of Sufi Islamic devotional singing, originating from the Indian subcontinent, and notably popular in the Punjab and Sindh regions of Pakistan; in Hyderabad, Delhi and other parts of India, especially North India; as well as the Dhaka and Chittagong Divisions of Bangladesh.
Qawwali is basically a musical representation of poetry dedicated to god... Although Qawwali is being sung for hundreds of years but Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan made it popular worldwide.. It's like, when we talk about whistle notes it's Mariah Carey, similarly Qawwali~ Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
No not nusrat but the moderen media made qawwali popular there were thousands of qawwaals who were insanely better than nusrat nusrat is just a boy in frount of them.
You are missing out on a huge aspect of this type of singing due to lack of knowledge about what is going on and that is the different raags that are being recited. Do some research on the raags and the different notes he is firing at machine gun speed with the musician following after. There are several great videos of this as well.
Hey Carl. The classical traditions of Raag are central to this type of music; have a read up on it. Hard to equate it to something in Western musical theory. It comes from a root word meaning 'to colour' as it literally is designed to colour the mind. It's a melodic framework essentially. However the key notion and spiritual aspect of it is that it is believed to elicit and imbue emotions and moods. There are Raags for different times of the day, different seasons and of course different feelings etc. Hard to explain but it's music synergised to the metaphysical. Like trying to translate the physical feeling and ambience of a cold winter night into musical form, or the smell of a certain memory evoking fragrance into a melody. Essentially turning sensual and emotional stimuli into melody. That's the heart and soul of the sub-continent's musical tradition and history. Nusrat was a master of this science. His family are said to have been doing this type of music for 700 years. Have a listen to 'Ja Ja Ve Apne Mandirwa' by Ashwini Bidhe. Its done in a Raag called Bhimpalasi which is associated with a hot afternoon. Good example of the above. See if it colours your mind :) Enjoy! Love your vids
Allah ho, mean God Almighty. Allah is an Arabic word mean God. Allah, the One and Only; Allah, the Eternal, Absolute; He begetteth not, nor is He begotten; And there is none like unto Him.
He had a lot of health issues as he got older which also contributed to his early death. That probably also affected his singing as he got older alongside the natural affects of aging on the vocal chords.
Bro you need about 20 years to even be his 1% he was that much level great singer and and respected as God of music in heart of all those who have the knowledge about music.....great to see you are listening them🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Qawali is a style of singing like hip hop jaz ragge etc. India, pakistan bangladesh , nepal, afganistan were once only one . Doesn't matter how much borders are drawn music unites them as one.
The exact translation for "Allah Hu" is "Only You". Referring to Allah being the centre of every breath, step, thought, intention, sight, hearing, touch etc etc. Very VERY deep when you put into practice the essence of the words. Keep up the good work. Manchester UK 🇬🇧
Nusrat was a large part of my childhood, as my dad was a massive fan. I remember car journies, family gatherings and falling asleep with Nusrat playing in the background. Definitely the 'musical' icon of Pakistan, for sure.
_hoooo_ is a word of mystery in classical Sufism, with hidden, esoteric connotations. Many scholars have written about the this word for more than a thousand years.
The best thing about this is that it's always sung live without any voice modulators or enhancement , and some qawail can last for a hour Now imagine that
If you really want to know more about Nusrat Fateh Ali khan , search for some of his Hollywood background tracks ..He has given his voice to one Hollywood movie's OST as well .. You can also checkout Peter Gabriel's passion and many others.. He was legand and no one can truly carry out his legacy only a few singers can only try to come somewhat closer .. One more thing , the person sitting next to him (with moustaches ) is his brother and father of Rahat Fateh Ali khan ( Rahat is nephew of late NFAK) .. Thankyou for your amazing reaction videos
This type of singing/music is known as Qawwali. It was often performed at Shrine, and his family has been singing for 600 years. Nusrat popularized Qawwali as a mainstream music/art
The great thing about you Carl is you may not understand what is said when listening to a song but you can still feel the same experience as a person does who fully understands the lyrics hats off to you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with this type of genre! Keep doing what you are doing buddy ! great stuff
Yes ..Carl ..it is quite aggressive n powerful ..umm there r quite a lot of them with high scale voice ..and they get trained right from childhood n it is passed on to from generation..The vocal chords like our hard rock singers r just awesome ..sharp n takes us to some height
This practice of clapping developed due to the performances of the Qawals in rural areas where there was no loudspeakers in earlier days. They used to keep the beats and divisions using palms. This has become a signature of Qawali singing nowadays. This form has widely used in Hindi (Bollywood) films too. Qawali has come from "Qaul dena" (calling out the supreme).
Can you react to Legendary singer Mohammed Rafi ,to any of his songs 'Tum Jo mil Gaye ho' or 'Chaudvin ka Chand ho',or 'Chura liya hai tumne Jo dil ko ' or 'Tere mere sapne ' ,well I can't name 26000 songs but these are some of his songs. :)
Yeah this kid was rahat fateh ali khan. And his dad sitting next to Sir Nusrat fateh ali khan with mustache and playing harmonium. And his father was king of harmonium.
The guy's a legend.. loved alike both in India and Pakistan. Thanks for your honest opinions and analysis, keep them coming! (would also love to listen to your ost's if you have any on itunes/spotify)
Hope youve taken some singing tips from this legendary singer :) ... yes he is from Pakistan and im an Indian ... Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is a Legend !!! Strong vocals powerful singing just amazing
Actually this type of Music is collective property of whole sub-continent. Associating it to one country is just unfair....! bty love you #CarlJohnFranz
King of swing waseem Akram,king of Qawali Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and fortunately both from pakistan we are so lucky and rip Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
That young boy is rahat fateh ali khan. Can u react to 'saari raat' by noori coke studio. Its on channel rohail hyatt the original producer of coke studio. I want to know about the vocals of Ali noor as he is not trained but sings and composes by the ear.
The guy who looks like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is actually his father Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan. What you call texture in his voice, is actually what people fell in love with, not because it's texture, but because it's Master NFAK. If you follow his work, you'll notice that he leads the other singers and the others follow the tune he sets. He is one of the best ever, not because I say so, but because no one from us can call him by name without his title The Masters before his name; even though he is gone, but his talent and the amount of work he put into his work, makes him immortal in this part of the world.
![Vocal Coach Reaction - Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Amjad Sabri 'Rang' [Coke Studio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/myYzZNuSHEY/mqdefault.jpg)
I live in Birmingham and saw him there and sat very close to him singing at Womad in the late 80’s
I stood next to him in Glasgow and thought who is this guy ,didn’t realise 10 years later I’d be listening to all his songs ,wish I’d at least shook his hand 😢
One of my favorite singers of all time! And I am African American from the so called "Hood"
Keep it up dawg....✌️
That shows good music has no language boundaries ❤️
I dont like any particular type/genre of music. I just good music.
You are me, I am you... No boundaries
You have great taste in Music. I was hooked on Nusrat ever since I met him in 1079.
Allah Hu is muslim equivalent of a Hallelujah. A word of praise. There is a parayer "Allah hu Shafi" - God is the healer, so Hu is like "is".. Allah is... everything, in a way..
I was about to comment that
@Hamza ayad or Alhamdulillah i think
This is wrong btw
The word allah in arbic has 4 letters
The word itself means the only one worthy of worship
The hu is just a vowel sound at the end which is on the h
And wen u say allah ur pronouncing the h without the vowel sound but
You can allso say hu
IBrainedMyDamage yes hallelujah and alhamdulillah are equivalent. Praise to the God.
Yes, the kid sitting on the side is Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. He would observe all of his uncle's performances. Often he would sit facing Nusrat on the stage to simply observe him. Nusrat personally took him under his tutelage and named him to be his successor
And I believe to Nusrat's left is his brother and Rahat's dad Farrukh?
Not tryna be hostile but i think rahat is no where near nusrat. Especially cause rahat cant compose very well
And nusrat compositions are just rediculous (in a good way)
@@CrimsonScorpio101 true that even though I didn't say one was better than the other. Both have their own strengths and Nusrat is Nusrat.
@@odbhut424 correct
@@CrimsonScorpio101
Someone atlast said truth..
Rahet is quite a pro himself but ustaad nusrat is a legend ..
Comparing them rahat is no where near nusrat khan sahab..
Thnx mate
This song is actually 20 mins long approx. You missed a huge part and essence of this song in this shorter version. The longer version has much more higher notes , and soulful classical touches, its much more powerful to listen to. So please listen to one of the older version and also look up the translations of this song on Google. And yea, it is essentially about God.
Yes agreed
I have seen no singer to hit Eb5, E5 and F5's constantly. marvelous!
He is no 1 in all over the world he is very very very big legend singer rip nusrat sahab❤️❤️
@@gamingwithzaifi yeah he is the legend
a lot of singers hit these notes. the tnt boys, who are literally kids, hit G5s and A5s constantly. and kid michael jackson hit A5 20 times in the same song.
@@akhilshah6508 your comment proves your lack of knowledge. as people grow older, the vocal chords become thicker, for which the voice drops. learn something before commenting, son.
@@biswasronit so they are still singers, so your comment is not correct. u said "i have seen no singer .." but i guess if u count that it is true.
Ustad nusrat fetah Ali khan is greatest of all time at kawali. I love him most..love from India🇮🇳..😍😍😍😍😍😍
*LEGEND NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN ❤*
May God grant Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan highest level of Paradise!
Nusrat is the Kawali king, he is doing Kawali here. Kawaii is a form of religious song. Basically praising god (Allah) in all ways possible.
The clapping thing is the specialty and the trademark tradition of this form of music.
There are tons of Qawali that's not religious , Qawali is traditional to us but not part of religion ( what you saying is called "Naat" and which our song for God and even that hold no value in Islam but it's sung optional )
Qawali is purely traditional nothing to do with religion
@@ohbe187 well thanks. All the Kawali I heard were all talking about god.
Yes songs are nothing to do with any mainstream religion. Be it Hinduism, Islam, Christianity etc.
But it do exists so obviously God's creation. Because the entire existence is the creation of God, be it good, bad, ugly, right, wrong, love, hate, left, right, sky, ground everything.
Actually Owais is also wrong. "Naat" is the word specifically reserved for when it is about praising the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Naat = A "song" in which Prophet Muhammad is praised.
Hamd = A "song" in which Allah is praised.
Qawwali = A particular style of music that is, although mostly associated with religious songs and sufism, isn't always limited to it.
Its not all about god
@@ohbe187 dude Qawali songs are about Islam and prayer. Qawwali is a form of Sufi Islamic devotional singing, originating from the Indian subcontinent, and notably popular in the Punjab and Sindh regions of Pakistan; in Hyderabad, Delhi and other parts of India, especially North India; as well as the Dhaka and Chittagong Divisions of Bangladesh.
Please add the prefix 'USTAD' , when addressing a legend!
Haq Ali Ali Mula Ali Ali by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. 27 mins long but IT WORTHS IT. One of the better piece of art performed by him!
A MUST WATCH
Qawwali is basically a musical representation of poetry dedicated to god... Although Qawwali is being sung for hundreds of years but Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan made it popular worldwide.. It's like, when we talk about whistle notes it's Mariah Carey, similarly Qawwali~ Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
No not nusrat but the moderen media made qawwali popular there were thousands of qawwaals who were insanely better than nusrat nusrat is just a boy in frount of them.
@@Anonymousyear agree to disagree!
@@Anonymousyear for instance..
You are saved by saying he is from Pakistan.😝
No one care
He Is Punjabi of Pakistan.
@@Azraeel11 We are first pakistani then punjabi, that is our identity
@nishchhal kumar that way we were all indian sometime in the history.
nishchhal kumar
nishchhal kumar Then he left india 😂 and moved to pakistan 🇵🇰♥️
You are missing out on a huge aspect of this type of singing due to lack of knowledge about what is going on and that is the different raags that are being recited. Do some research on the raags and the different notes he is firing at machine gun speed with the musician following after. There are several great videos of this as well.
Hey Carl. The classical traditions of Raag are central to this type of music; have a read up on it. Hard to equate it to something in Western musical theory. It comes from a root word meaning 'to colour' as it literally is designed to colour the mind. It's a melodic framework essentially. However the key notion and spiritual aspect of it is that it is believed to elicit and imbue emotions and moods. There are Raags for different times of the day, different seasons and of course different feelings etc. Hard to explain but it's music synergised to the metaphysical. Like trying to translate the physical feeling and ambience of a cold winter night into musical form, or the smell of a certain memory evoking fragrance into a melody. Essentially turning sensual and emotional stimuli into melody. That's the heart and soul of the sub-continent's musical tradition and history. Nusrat was a master of this science. His family are said to have been doing this type of music for 700 years. Have a listen to 'Ja Ja Ve Apne Mandirwa' by Ashwini Bidhe. Its done in a Raag called Bhimpalasi which is associated with a hot afternoon. Good example of the above. See if it colours your mind :) Enjoy! Love your vids
Allah ho, mean God Almighty. Allah is an Arabic word mean God.
Allah, the One and Only;
Allah, the Eternal, Absolute;
He begetteth not, nor is He begotten;
And there is none like unto Him.
great explanation
Subhan ALLAH....
This is poetry in full flow, the lyrics are so deep and buildup beautifully
Love you Carl for sharing such a legend on your channel.. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 😍
Thank you
Omg the greatest vocalist to come out the east. In my opinion. Along with the best VOCAL TRAINER!!!! #GREATWORKJOHN
These recordings are older that means the audio quality was not very advanced at that time and still it sounds amazing.
Nusrat sir was from my city Faisalabad
His grave is still in the same city
React to "Rang" by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Saberi! Two legends at work✨✨🔥
All #Singers in the whole world 🌎 after #Nusrat fahteh Ali khan . People see and learn through this legend .
Loved your reaction Carl. As usual you were spot on your observations and explanations. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
He had a lot of health issues as he got older which also contributed to his early death. That probably also affected his singing as he got older alongside the natural affects of aging on the vocal chords.
He didnt go easy on the whiskey either, not sure how that affects the vocal chords though.
@@Sullytaan badly s[ecially smoking
Bro you need about 20 years to even be his 1% he was that much level great singer and and respected as God of music in heart of all those who have the knowledge about music.....great to see you are listening them🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
true
This is mystic spiritual music, relax an enjoy. Open ur soul.
I subscribed you because of nusrat fateh ali khan.... Good reaction brother
Qawali is a style of singing like hip hop jaz ragge etc. India, pakistan bangladesh , nepal, afganistan were once only one . Doesn't matter how much borders are drawn music unites them as one.
haider ali bahadur stop pls
@Sahibzada Haider ali Qawali is much more popular here in India as well, and we all love ustad NFAK. He is our own, and we are proud on him
Correct
Lol no?
What era did that happened in. Not in earth years i am sure.
The exact translation for "Allah Hu" is "Only You". Referring to Allah being the centre of every breath, step, thought, intention, sight, hearing, touch etc etc. Very VERY deep when you put into practice the essence of the words. Keep up the good work. Manchester UK 🇬🇧
Nusrat was a large part of my childhood, as my dad was a massive fan. I remember car journies, family gatherings and falling asleep with Nusrat playing in the background. Definitely the 'musical' icon of Pakistan, for sure.
Its not only "Nusrat"..... its USTAAD Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan"..... love from INDIA my brother
King Of Qawwali my Ustad Nusrat have learned a lot from him
Do look out for sabri brothers... You'll love them too.. Nusrat and sabri brothers... The real gems...
_hoooo_ is a word of mystery in classical Sufism, with hidden, esoteric connotations. Many scholars have written about the this word for more than a thousand years.
Wow.. This was just his warm up performance lol.. Thanks and Please react to his Qawwali "Tum Ek Gorakh Danda Ho"
The best thing about this is that it's always sung live without any voice modulators or enhancement , and some qawail can last for a hour
Now imagine that
Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan ❤️
nice , spiritual songs and great voice
nusrat is greatest singer in world
If you really want to know more about Nusrat Fateh Ali khan , search for some of his Hollywood background tracks ..He has given his voice to one Hollywood movie's OST as well .. You can also checkout Peter Gabriel's passion and many others.. He was legand and no one can truly carry out his legacy only a few singers can only try to come somewhat closer .. One more thing , the person sitting next to him (with moustaches ) is his brother and father of Rahat Fateh Ali khan ( Rahat is nephew of late NFAK) .. Thankyou for your amazing reaction videos
nusrat is big legend in the world just one man just one
plz react to Nusrat fateh Ali khan Nelson Mandela concert dam mast qalandar qawalli plz
He was the biggest singer of that region true legend
leagend nusrat fateh ali khan.king of qawali
yes sir you are absolutely right, that boy is Sir Rahat Fateh Ali Khan 😍
This type of singing/music is known as Qawwali. It was often performed at Shrine, and his family has been singing for 600 years. Nusrat popularized Qawwali as a mainstream music/art
Legends are born rarely...…
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is born once!
Subhan ALLAH....
Great vocalist.He has sung so many Bollywood songs too.My favourite singer.
Bro u r not old enough to react on his vocals😐he is the Legend♥️♥️
that young guy is rahat fateh ali khan whom you reviewed for your video afreen afreen!
and afreen afreen originally is his father nusrat fateh ali khans song
Pls react to Pt. Bhimsen Joshi’s “Raag Miya Malhar”.. A very popular video of his..
yeah the god of classical vocals the bheema.
+1
Amazing reaction video
KING OF SING...
PROUD OF PAKISTAN...
❤❤❤
do Tajdare Haram you will not regret it
the singer was one in the world and he was the great legend NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN
Little Rahat was also brilliant see him and now he is king in every format of music
He is the legend and no can be like him...Respect 😎
Do more of Nusrat sir . He is a legend
The great thing about you Carl is you may not understand what is said when listening to a song but you can still feel the same experience as a person does who fully understands the lyrics hats off to you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with this type of genre! Keep doing what you are doing buddy ! great stuff
So beautiful so awesome
Hallelujah!
Amazing vido and luv ur reactions mate.
Thank you so much for reaction on my request
Thanks for listening brother. Thank you so much.
Hey vocal coach, nusrat has many more so keep these videos coming of him
The one on the other side of Nusrat is the father of Rahat and the elder brother of Nusrat as well.
Younger brother of Nusrat!
Yes ..Carl ..it is quite aggressive n powerful ..umm there r quite a lot of them with high scale voice ..and they get trained right from childhood n it is passed on to from generation..The vocal chords like our hard rock singers r just awesome ..sharp n takes us to some height
This practice of clapping developed due to the performances of the Qawals in rural areas where there was no loudspeakers in earlier days. They used to keep the beats and divisions using palms. This has become a signature of Qawali singing nowadays. This form has widely used in Hindi (Bollywood) films too. Qawali has come from "Qaul dena" (calling out the supreme).
Can you react to Legendary singer Mohammed Rafi ,to any of his songs 'Tum Jo mil Gaye ho' or 'Chaudvin ka Chand ho',or 'Chura liya hai tumne Jo dil ko ' or 'Tere mere sapne ' ,well I can't name 26000 songs but these are some of his songs. :)
Yes your correct that's young Rahat sitting besides the master himself.
That little boy sitting next to him is his nephew, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. Learned from the best must say!
Amazing!
Yeah this kid was rahat fateh ali khan. And his dad sitting next to Sir Nusrat fateh ali khan with mustache and playing harmonium. And his father was king of harmonium.
The grittiness made his voice even better imo. Btw you were right thats Rahat with him.
Link for the original video "Akhiyan Udeek Dian - Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan" is th-cam.com/video/fRUQ1nmZerk/w-d-xo.html
The Little boy sitting next to Nusrat is Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.
feel fortunate that u r listening to the master... he is beyond judgement.. btw song is about the creation.. genesis of being
The guy's a legend.. loved alike both in India and Pakistan.
Thanks for your honest opinions and analysis, keep them coming! (would also love to listen to your ost's if you have any on itunes/spotify)
Yes you are right he is rahat fateh ali khan
Longer version: th-cam.com/video/G2j-mq1o9e8/w-d-xo.html
Legend ❣️
I miss u nusrat sb allah jant dya ustad ko
The young boy later became the legendry Nusrat
Hope youve taken some singing tips from this legendary singer :) ... yes he is from Pakistan and im an Indian ... Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is a Legend !!! Strong vocals powerful singing just amazing
Kid sitting among nusrat fateh is now Master of all singers his name is Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.
Ustad ji 🙏💞
Actually this type of Music is collective property of whole sub-continent. Associating it to one country is just unfair....!
bty love you #CarlJohnFranz
Legend
Best singer,musician. Of all times
He is the Mighty legend..
King of swing waseem Akram,king of Qawali Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and fortunately both from pakistan we are so lucky and rip Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
That young boy is rahat fateh ali khan. Can u react to 'saari raat' by noori coke studio. Its on channel rohail hyatt the original producer of coke studio. I want to know about the vocals of Ali noor as he is not trained but sings and composes by the ear.
The guy who looks like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is actually his father Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan. What you call texture in his voice, is actually what people fell in love with, not because it's texture, but because it's Master NFAK.
If you follow his work, you'll notice that he leads the other singers and the others follow the tune he sets. He is one of the best ever, not because I say so, but because no one from us can call him by name without his title The Masters before his name; even though he is gone, but his talent and the amount of work he put into his work, makes him immortal in this part of the world.
Pebble Mill is in Edgbaston, Birmingham by University of Birmingham. However, BBC has moved to Mailboxe Birmingham City Centre.
React to "akhiyan udeek diyan" like to get him to react
Love your videos 💜
React to coke studio tajdar e haram