Lindsey is an incredible woman who has had to overcome a lot of trials in her life. One of her other pieces done with another artist is called “Shatter Me” and is about her journey with a mental illness. It is truly beautiful and should be shared! Thank you for your research as well. I’m very familiar with the Japanese research into crystal formation and the influence of sound - it is fascinating.
It's great that you have introduced the team to Lindsey Stirling. It's true what Abdul said: "With passion, everything becomes achievable". Lindsey has worked so hard and has battled through so many difficulties to achieve the global success she has now. She's so talented and inspirational to so many people. She has been one of my favourite artists and performers for years. Her music is so beautiful. Look forward to seeing your next video.
I really love the care you take by researching what you share. Your videos are always so well done and i am grateful for the chance to hear what these incredible people have to say about what they watch.
Lindsay is AMAZING. I watched a documentary of how she trained for this video, it took her months of practice to deal with the excruciating pain of being held up by her hair, and to train the muscles in her head, neck, and shoulders for the movements. She'd go home after rehearsal in agony and tears, but she was determined to see the project through. Her videos give me goosebumps!
@@dominika3762 We all do things that are unhealthy or plain stupid. I'll take an extreme one, simply having a ceremony to bury someone. The person is dead, so it's just for the family to have a place with a tombstone. Other religions had bodies rot on towers so that birds of prey would come and eat them. If this is her way to honor the lost ones, let it be hers.
Those are muscles that most people would never dream of working. And to train like that for months? I'm not a psycho analyst, but you are either punishing yourself or finding some sort of clarity in the pain at that point.
Along with setting up her charity to help people with medical bills and experiencing losing loved ones to cancer, Lindsey strives to uplift others through her own personal story and music. Her albums tell stories or an overall theme. Her song and album Shatter Me (the lyrics are sung by Lzzy Hale) is about breaking free from the negative things that keep us down. For her personally, this was her experience with anorexia and depression when she was in her 20s and in college. The theme for her Brave Enough album overall talks about grief and dealing with that. Her Artemis album, made after these, tell a specific story about finding light again in your life during hard times. Lost Girls is the sequel to the Shatter Me song which is all about recovery and fighting back the urge to relapse or go back to the toxic, harmful things that ironically made us safe. Song of the Caged Bird is about making the most of your situation. Take Flight is about finding hope. Foreverglow is about how like the stars that may have burned out light years away but we still see what's left of them, we will leave some kind of impact. Gavi's song is the song her and her best friend (the same one she lost) were writing together before he passed. Guardian is based on her belief in guardian angels. Love Goes On and On (Amy Lee is the featured singer) is about how the ones we love are still with us. Lose You Now (Mako is another singer featured) is about finding healing and holding onto the memories of our loved ones who passed and this song was released in 2021 with the pandemic happening. And her newest song Magic (performed with David Archuleta) is about finding gratitude and joy during hard times. It seems like a long list already but her music is full of positive messages and Lindsey strives to inspire people to live out their dreams and believe in themselves. She's done that for me a few times and I never realized what I was capable of if someone didn't connect with us in such a way.
@ZainR Your comment is a well written and concise summary for some of Lindsey Stirling’s major works. Great contribution from you! You appear to be one of the leading authorities on Lindsey Stirling’s musical career. Keep up the excellent work and your love of all thing Lindsey! I liked your comment so much that I took a screenshot of it for my own future reference.
Seems to me she is a very spiritual person and because of her spiritual nature has given fully of herself and selflessly as well to an audience like the "Tribal People". with your knowledge, it has made me want to do more research on her music. Thank you. And I hope to see the TRIBE enjoy more of her work. Especially Abdul Aziz. Hope you're doing well, sir.
Hey, Lindsay Stirling is from my state in the USA! I live in Utah. I actually saw her play a show live in a little music venue called Velour Live Music Gallery. The man who owns the venue is very good with helping musicians grow their bands, and has worked with Neon Trees and Imagine Dragons. Very cool to see the gentlemen react to an artist from my area, truly it’s a small world!
She doesn't do wire work anymore, but she still dances while playing, and live performances can be found. I'd suggest the official video for Shadow, though, just because it's my favorite, shot in black & white, dancing with her own shadow on the wall as she plays.
I honestly appreciate how you show how this touches ppl from all over the world. I would ask you to please show them more of Linsday sh has so much more and different content to explore.
Brother Adnan, could you PLEASE show the gentlemen more music by Lindsey? She has created some great videos that you could show them. There are several songs that she created in collaboration with the Acapella group Pentatonix, whom you've already showed them - they might enjoy these.
@@Robertahausen Well they can do 2 things to prevent video from being blocked., Firstly make a disclaimer that it is for entertainment and educational purposes. and Secondly IF IT gets copyrighted just write a letter to Lindsey or Pentatonix , because they love people reacting to them and they wholeheartedly support that.. And well also guide people to channels of those who created video's you are reacting. That should prevent 90-95 percent of cases of content being blocked. After all reactions are actually exempt from copyrights by the law.
I love your channel, I loved Lindsey Stirling's music. Crystalize came out when I was in elementary school. I never knew the story behind it or saw this live performance. She masterfully commands her body and sings with her violin through all the pain of life. A wonderful expression of humanity
I’ve been to a lot of her performances with my daughter and they are so beautiful to watch and listen to. The atmosphere she creates for her shows are amazing.
Thank you so much Sir for not only showing these wonderful men the talent that this young lady has, but also for teaching me something I did not know about her!
Always liked Lindsey. First found her way back, because she made videos for some nerdy stuff, like Legend of Zelda music videos lol! She's always been very authentic, and a super hard worker. Glad to see she's come so far!
I love that I can watch your videos without sound. 😁 I have the odd neurodivergent brain that needs constant background sound and reading your dialogue while listening to music in the background is perfect 👍🏻 Love the cultural exchange, keep it up.
What I love about Lindsey Sterling is she's brave enough to step outside the box and pursue new creative ideas. When you click on one of her music videos you don't know what to expect, it's usually a great surprise as well as deeply satisfying. The music is always either moving or ethereal or both.
Wow. That is a performance I didn’t know of. Have they seen any other stuff from Lindsey? She is amazing. Her music video for this is the best though. I can see why she wouldn’t do this performance again though. She was definitely in pain.
This is the behind the scenes video detailing how and why why learned this skill. th-cam.com/video/Aky-J-b9LcU/w-d-xo.html I personally can't watch it more than once. I have great affection for Lindsey and seeing her in so much pain is very upsetting for me. Her channel has many many many wonderful videos. th-cam.com/channels/yC_4jvPzLiSkJkLIkA7B8g.html
I have seen Lindsey perform live. It was before she learned the aerial skills that you see in this video, but when she first started trying to make it big as a performer her gimmick was that she would play the violin while dancing. She absolutely did do the acrobatics while playing the violin at the same time, she's just that good and dedicated to what she does. If you are going to view some of her other videos, I recommend choosing from the following list: Shatter Me featuring Lzzy Hale Carol of the Bells Stampede featuring Alexander Jean Lindsey Stirling + Pentatonix - Radioactive Elements On The Floor She's amazing, and I love pretty much all of what she makes, but the above music videos show her skills at dancing while playing the best, and the songs that feature other artists are a great choice, considering that I remember you doing a reaction video on Pentatonix, and they're great together.
I love watching Muharam's reaction's to what he see's/hear's in these video's. I would love to take him to a rock concert just to watch his reaction's.
What makes this so amazing, is that the violin is one of the hardest instruments to learn in my nation. She has bee playing since she was about six years old.
I've loved this song since it came out however long ago, and I had never seen/known of this version! Amazing. Thank you for sharing with our friends, and us
My mom was recently diagnosed with a tumor in her right breast recently. Nearly two months ago, she started having her hair fall since yesterday after her first dose of chemo 14 days ago.
I adore your channel, it shows that the glory of God always amazes those that experience witnessing humans who elevate themselves to their highest potential.
I absolutely love your channel. I am a American from California I would suggest a signer name 'PINK'. She does something similar to this on most of her performances
Lindsey has posted a vlog of her process of learning how to do the hair ballet, which shows some of her practice sessions and the difficulty and outright pain involved with this form of dance.
I haven't listened to Lindsey's songs much in a while but this video reminded me how much I like her music. Gonna go re-watch some of her music videos. Even in the oldest ones she has some slick dance moves. May I suggest her song The Arena? She wrote it while struggling with anorexia and an inferiority complex. It's about following your passions and refusing to give in to people who just want to tear you down. The Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic setting is just a good excuse to dress up, i think, which is Lindsey's third passion (after playing violin and dancing).
My first time seeing Ms Stirling, and I have to admit to a) admiring her determination and b) implementing an incredibly useful, albeit painful, way of ensuring her head remained in position while she danced.
It would be interesting to see their reaction for the music video of Watch the world burn by Falling in reverse. The singer of the band actually likes to watch the reaction videos for their music so maybe you guys should check it out
Hang in there. New technologies coming online that will help make many cancers a thing of the past. Might be worth trying to get involved in clinical trials.
Great reaction video! Muharam always makes me smile but also nice to see him cause Adnan to crack up. :) Given this performance was all about the emotion (helped by the 'cry' of the violin) and the visuals...no issues of translating lyrics....seemed as though the guys were completely mesmerized by what they were seeing. You've previously shared Pentatonix with your participants. Lindsey teamed up with them for 'Radioactive' ...really strong performance by all! And 'Papaoutai' is also fun.
I re commend people searching for tribal people from the regions of Pakistan and Kashmir on facebook and making friends. I did and it was an amazing experience. A truly enriching life experience.
I have never heard of Lindsey Stirling before. This is a beautiful performance, but it feels a bit crazy to me as well. Music is lovely to hear, and I like watching ballet as well, but there is enough pain and struggle in ballet on its own, without the added pain of hanging from your hair. I'm glad she said she wouldn't be doing this again, or I would recommend an intervention.
I do hope you showed them the experiment of the Japanese scientist ♡ Incredible and had no idea that's what inspired this song but I love it ♡ Learning together around the world ♡
Great work....please try and show these fine people a video of Jose Reyes singing flamenco....especially Dime Dime.....the reactions will be fascinating, particularly cos of the actual cultural and ethnic connections
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More Lindsey please, she is a great artist. I think they would enjoy her music video called Roundtable. Also, there is a group of women that performed acrobatics while hanging by their hair. They had an accident when a part of the device that they hung from broke. The nine of them crashed to the ground. I found a video of what their performance was supposed to look like. Here is the link if you would like to show them. The performance is called the human chandelier. th-cam.com/video/_A-RJPeiH4s/w-d-xo.html
It's strange how some cultures think something is fake but to other cultures like ours it's clearly real. And also not that impressive since we see this in carnivals and circus acts our entire life.
8:10 Ohh maybe this would be a good segue to those physics teacher videos we talked about before? I already forgot the name of the professor you told me about tho oops,,
I love they got to see her. I hated The Whole hair thing..she is so talented and special her music is so amazing..she didn’t need to do this to be noticed :/
They included a link to the original video on Lindsey's channel in the description under "For the original video please click here:" I do believe that is the version they saw. What we're seeing needs to be this way for us due to copyright, so TH-cam doesn't take down the video.
I'ma be honest- I'm sure she's a lovely person, and on paper I'm glad for anyone pursuing their passion. She drives me nuts. I sincerely loathe classical stringed instruments meets obnoxious modern wub wub. Not knocking either genre (called it obnoxious for brevity)- but mixing the two for me just comes across as very fringe, experimental, amateurish, and not groundbreaking, new, fresh. Sorry, don't @ me. I'm just giving my perspective, it's perfectly fine for *you* to love it. Just not my thing.
same lol, also this "performance" just feels like a gimmick/PR stunt thing and not something authentic that she wants to do for the inherent joy of doing the aerial stuff... she even says she started dancing to stand out from the rest so it is just a strategy and not inherent joy/passion for the act itself but for fame/success/money/PR.... i hate watching fake/inauthentic people/acts
I do like said genre when it is done well, but unfortunately the bulk of it is like you said.... Especially because they are usually quite behind with the "contemporary" music they try to incorporate. Her music feels a bit insipid to me, so I've never been a fan, but this video did make me appreciate her hard work. I think I would consider her more of a performer than a musician. But yeah, it's great that with the internet everyone can follow their passions these days! One such artist I am a fan of is Sudan Archives. Her song/video Glorious is pretty good imo
All these people are amazing, and I am grateful that you bring them together to do this and show them to us. Personally, I am a total fan of Muharam. He is so enthusiastic and interested. All of these gentlemen are very respectful and thoughtful. Just amazing. Kudos to these gentlemen.
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Lindsey is an incredible woman who has had to overcome a lot of trials in her life. One of her other pieces done with another artist is called “Shatter Me” and is about her journey with a mental illness. It is truly beautiful and should be shared! Thank you for your research as well. I’m very familiar with the Japanese research into crystal formation and the influence of sound - it is fascinating.
Lindsey Stirling and Lzzy Hale from Halestorm, I adore that song :)
It's great that you have introduced the team to Lindsey Stirling. It's true what Abdul said: "With passion, everything becomes achievable". Lindsey has worked so hard and has battled through so many difficulties to achieve the global success she has now. She's so talented and inspirational to so many people. She has been one of my favourite artists and performers for years. Her music is so beautiful. Look forward to seeing your next video.
Nailed it with every single thing you said.
I really love the care you take by researching what you share. Your videos are always so well done and i am grateful for the chance to hear what these incredible people have to say about what they watch.
Lindsay is AMAZING. I watched a documentary of how she trained for this video, it took her months of practice to deal with the excruciating pain of being held up by her hair, and to train the muscles in her head, neck, and shoulders for the movements. She'd go home after rehearsal in agony and tears, but she was determined to see the project through. Her videos give me goosebumps!
It may look interesting but it is the dumbest thing she ever did. It would look as beautiful with a harness. Pain for pains sake is unhealthy
@@dominika3762 We all do things that are unhealthy or plain stupid. I'll take an extreme one, simply having a ceremony to bury someone. The person is dead, so it's just for the family to have a place with a tombstone. Other religions had bodies rot on towers so that birds of prey would come and eat them. If this is her way to honor the lost ones, let it be hers.
Those are muscles that most people would never dream of working. And to train like that for months? I'm not a psycho analyst, but you are either punishing yourself or finding some sort of clarity in the pain at that point.
Along with setting up her charity to help people with medical bills and experiencing losing loved ones to cancer, Lindsey strives to uplift others through her own personal story and music.
Her albums tell stories or an overall theme.
Her song and album Shatter Me (the lyrics are sung by Lzzy Hale) is about breaking free from the negative things that keep us down. For her personally, this was her experience with anorexia and depression when she was in her 20s and in college.
The theme for her Brave Enough album overall talks about grief and dealing with that.
Her Artemis album, made after these, tell a specific story about finding light again in your life during hard times.
Lost Girls is the sequel to the Shatter Me song which is all about recovery and fighting back the urge to relapse or go back to the toxic, harmful things that ironically made us safe.
Song of the Caged Bird is about making the most of your situation.
Take Flight is about finding hope.
Foreverglow is about how like the stars that may have burned out light years away but we still see what's left of them, we will leave some kind of impact.
Gavi's song is the song her and her best friend (the same one she lost) were writing together before he passed.
Guardian is based on her belief in guardian angels.
Love Goes On and On (Amy Lee is the featured singer) is about how the ones we love are still with us.
Lose You Now (Mako is another singer featured) is about finding healing and holding onto the memories of our loved ones who passed and this song was released in 2021 with the pandemic happening.
And her newest song Magic (performed with David Archuleta) is about finding gratitude and joy during hard times.
It seems like a long list already but her music is full of positive messages and Lindsey strives to inspire people to live out their dreams and believe in themselves. She's done that for me a few times and I never realized what I was capable of if someone didn't connect with us in such a way.
@ZainR Your comment is a well written and concise summary for some of Lindsey Stirling’s major works. Great contribution from you! You appear to be one of the leading authorities on Lindsey Stirling’s musical career. Keep up the excellent work and your love of all thing Lindsey!
I liked your comment so much that I took a screenshot of it for my own future reference.
@@rexoravec that's really nice of you to say!
@@ZainR It’s so nice to see people in the comment section complimenting someone. It’s so often a verbal battlefield. ❤
Seems to me she is a very spiritual person and because of her spiritual nature has given fully of herself and selflessly as well to an audience like the "Tribal People".
with your knowledge, it has made me want to do more research on her music. Thank you.
And I hope to see the TRIBE enjoy more of her work. Especially Abdul Aziz.
Hope you're doing well, sir.
@@Slamdunkin340 And thank you. I'm glad what I could say could help you and others learn more about her. 😊
Hey, Lindsay Stirling is from my state in the USA! I live in Utah. I actually saw her play a show live in a little music venue called Velour Live Music Gallery. The man who owns the venue is very good with helping musicians grow their bands, and has worked with Neon Trees and Imagine Dragons. Very cool to see the gentlemen react to an artist from my area, truly it’s a small world!
She doesn't do wire work anymore, but she still dances while playing, and live performances can be found. I'd suggest the official video for Shadow, though, just because it's my favorite, shot in black & white, dancing with her own shadow on the wall as she plays.
Passion with pain to success 🙏
She and her backup dancers did aerial work on hoops during her most recent Christmas tour. She just doesn't hang by her hair anymore.
@@YoungBD1 Oh, that's fantastic! I haven't seen much of her live stuff, thank you for telling me.
OMG, this channel has improved!!! ( I mean the set-up) . Congratulations. I love it.
Thank you very much!
One of my favorite artists. I listen to her exclusively when I go for my acupuncture sessions. She is magical.
I honestly appreciate how you show how this touches ppl from all over the world. I would ask you to please show them more of Linsday sh has so much more and different content to explore.
Brother Adnan, could you PLEASE show the gentlemen more music by Lindsey? She has created some great videos that you could show them. There are several songs that she created in collaboration with the Acapella group Pentatonix, whom you've already showed them - they might enjoy these.
as long as they're not blocked... so sad
Master of Tides 🧜♂️
@@Robertahausen Well they can do 2 things to prevent video from being blocked., Firstly make a disclaimer that it is for entertainment and educational purposes. and Secondly IF IT gets copyrighted just write a letter to Lindsey or Pentatonix , because they love people reacting to them and they wholeheartedly support that.. And well also guide people to channels of those who created video's you are reacting. That should prevent 90-95 percent of cases of content being blocked.
After all reactions are actually exempt from copyrights by the law.
I love your channel, I loved Lindsey Stirling's music. Crystalize came out when I was in elementary school. I never knew the story behind it or saw this live performance. She masterfully commands her body and sings with her violin through all the pain of life. A wonderful expression of humanity
I’ve been to a lot of her performances with my daughter and they are so beautiful to watch and listen to. The atmosphere she creates for her shows are amazing.
With passion, everything becomes achievable. One of the best things I have ever heard. It's so true.
I had never heard of Lindsey until now and this is simply amazing!! Thank you for sharing this extraordinary individual.
This is only a very very small part of her talent.
Ditto never heard of her
Bless all good people in this strange and harsh world.
Let's all strive for a better future, lest we lose ourselves and be nothing.
Love from Norway
Thank you so much Sir for not only showing these wonderful men the talent that this young lady has, but also for teaching me something I did not know about her!
This is perhaps the wildest of two worlds colliding. Thank you.
Always liked Lindsey. First found her way back, because she made videos for some nerdy stuff, like Legend of Zelda music videos lol! She's always been very authentic, and a super hard worker. Glad to see she's come so far!
Just her music seems supernatural. To play like that while hanging from her hair is incredible.
Beautiful. Amazing.
I love that I can watch your videos without sound. 😁 I have the odd neurodivergent brain that needs constant background sound and reading your dialogue while listening to music in the background is perfect 👍🏻 Love the cultural exchange, keep it up.
Abdul is right …with passion …
Just another instance off her proving her strength to us while actually just being herself. ❤Peace/JT
What I love about Lindsey Sterling is she's brave enough to step outside the box and pursue new creative ideas. When you click on one of her music videos you don't know what to expect, it's usually a great surprise as well as deeply satisfying. The music is always either moving or ethereal or both.
Wow. That is a performance I didn’t know of. Have they seen any other stuff from Lindsey? She is amazing. Her music video for this is the best though. I can see why she wouldn’t do this performance again though. She was definitely in pain.
This is the behind the scenes video detailing how and why why learned this skill.
th-cam.com/video/Aky-J-b9LcU/w-d-xo.html
I personally can't watch it more than once. I have great affection for Lindsey and seeing her in so much pain is very upsetting for me.
Her channel has many many many wonderful videos.
th-cam.com/channels/yC_4jvPzLiSkJkLIkA7B8g.html
I have seen Lindsey perform live. It was before she learned the aerial skills that you see in this video, but when she first started trying to make it big as a performer her gimmick was that she would play the violin while dancing. She absolutely did do the acrobatics while playing the violin at the same time, she's just that good and dedicated to what she does.
If you are going to view some of her other videos, I recommend choosing from the following list:
Shatter Me featuring Lzzy Hale
Carol of the Bells
Stampede featuring Alexander Jean
Lindsey Stirling + Pentatonix - Radioactive
Elements
On The Floor
She's amazing, and I love pretty much all of what she makes, but the above music videos show her skills at dancing while playing the best, and the songs that feature other artists are a great choice, considering that I remember you doing a reaction video on Pentatonix, and they're great together.
I did not know she did this for her persons/family that passed of cancer and wanted to show the pain. Love all the tribal reactions
I watched the original video. Thanks for sharing this; you can almost feel her pain.
I love watching Muharam's reaction's to what he see's/hear's in these video's. I would love to take him to a rock concert just to watch his reaction's.
1:48 The video barely started and Abdul is fulfilling us with his wisdom, ohh thank you!
What makes this so amazing, is that the violin is one of the hardest instruments to learn in my nation. She has bee playing since she was about six years old.
I've loved this song since it came out however long ago, and I had never seen/known of this version! Amazing. Thank you for sharing with our friends, and us
10:12 was dark humor at its finest: "I wish more people would support Lindsey Stirling's foundation before she looses all of her hair"
My mom was recently diagnosed with a tumor in her right breast recently. Nearly two months ago, she started having her hair fall since yesterday after her first dose of chemo 14 days ago.
I adore your channel, it shows that the glory of God always amazes those that experience witnessing humans who elevate themselves to their highest potential.
I've been a long time Lindsey Stirling fan. I really enjoyed seeing your reactions and getting your thoughts.
That laptop skin is incredible. As a matter of fact, that entire room is filled with beautiful elements.
I absolutely love your channel. I am a American from California I would suggest a signer name 'PINK'. She does something similar to this on most of her performances
wow i can feel the pain just by looking
Love goes on and on with Lindsey and Amy Lee is a must listen to. Two phenomenal musicians!
Lindsey has posted a vlog of her process of learning how to do the hair ballet, which shows some of her practice sessions and the difficulty and outright pain involved with this form of dance.
Awesome!
Love their reactions! Their words are inspiring even!
Lindsey is amazing! Her sound vibrates my soul so hard!
This is another fantastic post. I love these guys! their warmth and openness. Where is the lady I saw on the other posts?
I haven't listened to Lindsey's songs much in a while but this video reminded me how much I like her music. Gonna go re-watch some of her music videos. Even in the oldest ones she has some slick dance moves. May I suggest her song The Arena? She wrote it while struggling with anorexia and an inferiority complex. It's about following your passions and refusing to give in to people who just want to tear you down. The Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic setting is just a good excuse to dress up, i think, which is Lindsey's third passion (after playing violin and dancing).
What an incredible performance!
My first time seeing Ms Stirling, and I have to admit to a) admiring her determination and b) implementing an incredibly useful, albeit painful, way of ensuring her head remained in position while she danced.
Thank you.
I would have liked to also see what Parvati thinks of this performance. I was surprised she wasn't in this video.
It would be interesting to see their reaction for the music video of Watch the world burn by Falling in reverse. The singer of the band actually likes to watch the reaction videos for their music so maybe you guys should check it out
Love it! Haven't stopped laughing since one of them said "She's better than Chinese guys!"
My son has been battling cancer for twelve years. I know his pain . As a mother it hurts so bad
Hang in there. New technologies coming online that will help make many cancers a thing of the past. Might be worth trying to get involved in clinical trials.
Great reaction video! Muharam always makes me smile but also nice to see him cause Adnan to crack up. :) Given this performance was all about the emotion (helped by the 'cry' of the violin) and the visuals...no issues of translating lyrics....seemed as though the guys were completely mesmerized by what they were seeing. You've previously shared Pentatonix with your participants. Lindsey teamed up with them for 'Radioactive' ...really strong performance by all! And 'Papaoutai' is also fun.
I have fallen in absolute love with the Indian people from these videos. Such pureness of soul. Makes me sad for America.
I re commend people searching for tribal people from the regions of Pakistan and Kashmir on facebook and making friends. I did and it was an amazing experience. A truly enriching life experience.
I love how you edit your videos.
amazing!!
She is actually a great singer, but you are correct that she is know far more for her beautiful dancing and incredible violin skills.
I have never heard of Lindsey Stirling before. This is a beautiful performance, but it feels a bit crazy to me as well. Music is lovely to hear, and I like watching ballet as well, but there is enough pain and struggle in ballet on its own, without the added pain of hanging from your hair. I'm glad she said she wouldn't be doing this again, or I would recommend an intervention.
You should definitely show them Queen one day!!
That’s so much pain to be in! I wonder how she wasn’t grimacing through the whole thing, plus it can seriously damage your hair/scalp
I do hope you showed them the experiment of the Japanese scientist ♡ Incredible and had no idea that's what inspired this song but I love it ♡ Learning together around the world ♡
Lovely! But you should show the pre-video with all her hardwork! thank you for this
Please get them to react to aerial silks performance
good choice
Great work....please try and show these fine people a video of Jose Reyes singing flamenco....especially Dime Dime.....the reactions will be fascinating, particularly cos of the actual cultural and ethnic connections
Is there a suggested donation for you to have your participants do a music video reaction?
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More Lindsey please, she is a great artist. I think they would enjoy her music video called Roundtable. Also, there is a group of women that performed acrobatics while hanging by their hair. They had an accident when a part of the device that they hung from broke. The nine of them crashed to the ground. I found a video of what their performance was supposed to look like. Here is the link if you would like to show them. The performance is called the human chandelier.
th-cam.com/video/_A-RJPeiH4s/w-d-xo.html
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It's strange how some cultures think something is fake but to other cultures like ours it's clearly real. And also not that impressive since we see this in carnivals and circus acts our entire life.
Well, not usually doing first chair quality violin pieces xD but yes!
8:10 Ohh maybe this would be a good segue to those physics teacher videos we talked about before? I already forgot the name of the professor you told me about tho oops,,
Wtf did I just watch????? Nicely done
She does not hang from her hair anymore, but uses a harness to fly instead: th-cam.com/video/TaPLIr2BPvI/w-d-xo.html
You should definitely show these gents Too many zooz Bedford
Please let them hear dr peacock - crystallize. Its a realy good remix
I love they got to see her. I hated The Whole hair thing..she is so talented and special her music is so amazing..she didn’t need to do this to be noticed :/
You should eat your almonds!
Kind of miss the old format
I love Lindsey but find it a little odd you guys are reacting to one of her video's.
Please react to her song Love goes on and on featuring Amy Lee
it would be nice that they could watch the video as it's supposed to be as it is for a non-profit show... sad as they can't really see everything..
Pretty sure THEY can see everything, it's we that cannot.
@@MaryanneN_ yep
They included a link to the original video on Lindsey's channel in the description under "For the original video please click here:" I do believe that is the version they saw. What we're seeing needs to be this way for us due to copyright, so TH-cam doesn't take down the video.
Eierlegende Wollmilchsau - nicht so mein ding.
It's a shame I couldn't visualize it without the eyebals and line for the mouth. Very distracted.
The music sounds like an angry cat.
and i oop
I'ma be honest- I'm sure she's a lovely person, and on paper I'm glad for anyone pursuing their passion. She drives me nuts. I sincerely loathe classical stringed instruments meets obnoxious modern wub wub. Not knocking either genre (called it obnoxious for brevity)- but mixing the two for me just comes across as very fringe, experimental, amateurish, and not groundbreaking, new, fresh.
Sorry, don't @ me. I'm just giving my perspective, it's perfectly fine for *you* to love it. Just not my thing.
same lol, also this "performance" just feels like a gimmick/PR stunt thing and not something authentic that she wants to do for the inherent joy of doing the aerial stuff... she even says she started dancing to stand out from the rest so it is just a strategy and not inherent joy/passion for the act itself but for fame/success/money/PR.... i hate watching fake/inauthentic people/acts
I do like said genre when it is done well, but unfortunately the bulk of it is like you said.... Especially because they are usually quite behind with the "contemporary" music they try to incorporate. Her music feels a bit insipid to me, so I've never been a fan, but this video did make me appreciate her hard work. I think I would consider her more of a performer than a musician. But yeah, it's great that with the internet everyone can follow their passions these days!
One such artist I am a fan of is Sudan Archives. Her song/video Glorious is pretty good imo
mazing video and the gentleman's reaction was truly priceless.
All these people are amazing, and I am grateful that you bring them together to do this and show them to us. Personally, I am a total fan of Muharam. He is so enthusiastic and interested. All of these gentlemen are very respectful and thoughtful. Just amazing. Kudos to these gentlemen.
I love Lindsay sterling’s music and she’s a Christian she’s 100 percent real
Awesome!