He is an 18 years old under ground music artist From Lahore, Pakistan, English is not his mother tongue, He released his first song when he was 15, This song was written, composed and produced by him in just 3 days, What a talent.
@carl franz- c'mon man, alot of people in the subcontinent speak good english, this is a simple trope. need to get past this assumption that english is only for native speakers.
He is non native English speaker. In Pakistan there are many families where English is the dominant language and these families often travel abroad hence their pronunciation is very fine tuned like a native English speaker
He studied from Lahore Grammar School , the best private school in Pakistan 🇵🇰 currently I'm studying there and my online friends say that I'm from USA 🇺🇸 cause of my accent...
@@RohabChishti For example who? People think our cricketers represent the state of our education system. which is not true, most of them never went to school.
He is a Pakistani 18 years old boy.Pakistanis are blessed with a language we have all sounds so can copy any accent.Urdu is a mixture of many languauges
True about the language part so many sounds from a variety of alphabets as Urdu is a mix of many languages and has a native support for change and evolution as it can take in words that do not exist in it.
Nescafe should sponsor you for the way you are creating hype for thier program. As always loved ur review and took alot of pointers! English is the official language of Pakistan and taught in schools. most private to semi-private school students have an Americanized accent coz they learn the language by the ear. Especially the educated class from karachi and islamabad have an accent slightly similar to what youd find on american tv shows coz they usually learn enunciation by watching american tv shows.
Orginally he is from Pakistan and his first langugage is Urdu but Pakistani speak English very well with real english accent and founder of Pakistan also graduate from british university and he was also speak english very well .
Most of Pakistan didn't know about this 18 year old kid and yes he is local from Lahore City in Pakistan, he has just come to lime light due to his performance in Nescafe Basement, thats what good about Nescafe Basement as its mostly bringing young talent who don't have sponsors to a wider audience. Pakistan has a lot of talent just deprived of good sponsors due to unfair isolation from the world due to its bad image which you'll be surprised to know how wrong it is but still thru media its been shown as bad, trust me you'll be as surprise as u were from this song to know about Pakistan, u can even check foreign travelers reaction who visit Pakistan. thanks for reacting. Peace out
Good reaction❤~Highly recommend Hua Chenyu" Child". so beautiful! Hua Chenyu is a great Chinese singer. He can do anything. All kinds of singing styles are very good. I hope you can pay attention to this talented singer. You'll be surprised. Thank you. #huachenyu
He is an 18 years old university student. Studies in Lahore, Pakistan. Pakistan is 3rd largest country where people speak english and yes people speak good english here.And that instrument is Laser harp.
hes from pakistan . btw love your video first time seeing somebody from another country react to pakistani music. i think most young pakistani's like me i'm 13 have decent english nowadays.
Hey Carl Please react to Mundari from Coke Studio Season 4.It's a big treat on the notes and singing prowess of the man performing,you must watch it for it's something very different to what you've reacted from Pakistan so far.
I can see he's Pakistani but i thought he grew up in west but if not wow what an amazing accent he has. I am also from Pakistan and can't speak English in that western accent. Good talent, good reaction video, thank from Pakistan! 👍
I can confidently say that the way the languages in the east are is the main reason why a lot of young singers can sing English songs as good as the native english singers, but with a little practice ofcourse. But the English singers would have to work harder to get the words language and accents of the east
Review matches the quality of the song. Just a clarification (for the people spreading disinformation in the comment section): laser harp is not "made in Pakistan", and is in use for decades, especially by Jean-Michel Jarre.
Just want to comment on a couple of things: (1) people in Pakistan from bigger cities can speak English fluently, good schools here, I can speak like that too, so does my wife, cousins, friends, etc. (2) Pakistani music industry is very developed, we've got alot of tech, and very good talent. This is a local boy. (3) That is a laser harp.
English is probably 2nd most common language in Pakistan, Funny thing is There were 2 little girls in Pakistan whom did not had a word of English but they could sing Justin Bieber song as good as himself. It’s just pure Pakistani talent.
What a treat! That song was really catchy. I want to hear more. Going to have to look him up. I see in the comments he is not a native English speaker, yet he sang that so beautifully in English. I would have never guessed it wasn't his first language. Regardless, it had me dancing. 💃🎶 Bravo. 👏😊
Would you please react to Hua Chen yu's song "Child "in SINGER 2018?He is a talented, young Chinese singer and artist.Can compose music, can play a variety of instruments, can control different styles of songs.Singing skills and stage control are superb, the voice like from the angels of heaven.It's worth introducing to everyone. Looking forward to the response video of Hua Chenyu.Thank you
He probably has background from a an english medium private school, plus pakistani musicians, both male and female who sing in English tend to have very good English accents. At least those I've heard.
Dude this singer is 18 years old, native Pakistani. Limited ppl can speak quality english in Pakistan. Pakistan used to be a british colony once, and got its independents from britain in the year 1947.
Hi coach, would you please react to Hua Chenyu's performance " Child " from music show SINGER2018? This song is really amazing! Hua Chenyu displayed a great singing technique and wide vocal range in the perfomance.
Yes, Jennie H. Ever since I knew Hua Chenyu and his songs.Has always been attracted by his singing and character.His songs have magical powers.Full of sunshine, warm my heart.Hua Chenyu's voice is as clear as an angel in the song "Child".Crisp and loud.Lucky to be in his music world.
Afternoon Mr Franz. Great work by you. Because of you, I have now developed a very unique and different viewpoint when I listen to music and it just adds magic to the experience of listening to music, so thank you. I have one request cum suggestion; kindly react on Kangna by Fareed Ayaz and Abu Mohammad on CokeStudio Pakistan. Qawwali has been in their family for around 1000 years now as they belong to the guy who was put in charge of training kids with Qawwali by Amir Khusro thousand years ago. Its been my personal favourite for 8 years now and I would love to have your thoughts on these guys and their very very classical eastern way of singing. Regards and love from one of your many many fans. Ahsan
Please react to Avi Kaplans new video. He has a new body of original solo work from the past year and a half. It's stunning how hes come into his own voice after leaving the group and having time to just work. I think you will find it fascinating.
Do something about the echo in your studio. The voice is overly crisp and it kind of hurts the ears while listening through headphones! Other than that, love your videos.
lol most pakistani/indian ppl speak fluent english we grow up speaking it as a second language and especially in private schools there is a lot of emphasis on it
He is an 18 years old under ground music artist From Lahore, Pakistan,
English is not his mother tongue,
He released his first song when he was 15,
This song was written, composed and produced by him in just 3 days,
What a talent.
wowwww
1. It's a laser harp :)
2. He is a Pakistani (a native Urdu speaker), but yeah his pronunciation is pretty spot on.
@carl franz- c'mon man, alot of people in the subcontinent speak good english, this is a simple trope. need to get past this assumption that english is only for native speakers.
@@dakhan Are you Indian?
thanks!
Dakhan watch what you say
There is no subcontinent
Laser harp made by me 😊
Thanks Carl for introducing me to coke studio and nescafe basement their sound quality is so friggin amazing!
sam taylor...where are you from???
Go follow the guy Abdullah Siddiqui himself he’s the singer but unfortunately he only got 14 k subs
Bruh you just opened pandora box...
Abdullah deserves more views! He’s very talented
He is non native English speaker. In Pakistan there are many families where English is the dominant language and these families often travel abroad hence their pronunciation is very fine tuned like a native English speaker
Private school students have n americanized accent in pakistan. Because they learn the language by the ear.
wo!
He studied from Lahore Grammar School , the best private school in Pakistan 🇵🇰 currently I'm studying there and my online friends say that I'm from USA 🇺🇸 cause of my accent...
No need to travel to get a spot on pronunciation or accent...its the schooling,lots of English seasons ,movies and music...😂😂
@@Petalpalette0 Ye I'm almost ready to release my album too, Abdullah Siddique is featured on it too!
Pakistan is the 3rd biggest English speaking country and we do not have weird Indian accent.
Agreed
Agreed
@@RohabChishti For example who?
People think our cricketers represent the state of our education system. which is not true, most of them never went to school.
Yeah
True.
He is a Pakistani 18 years old boy.Pakistanis are blessed with a language we have all sounds so can copy any accent.Urdu is a mixture of many languauges
True about the language part so many sounds from a variety of alphabets as Urdu is a mix of many languages and has a native support for change and evolution as it can take in words that do not exist in it.
True native urdu speakers can adapt really good to other languages and pronounce there words how they really are intended to
Hey guys! So cool to see you enjoyed it! That's my Laser Harp that's being played in the video, see more of it on my channel 😊
Sibel Mufti good job man keep it up
Abdulla is from Pakistan and English is not his native Language.
Nescafe should sponsor you for the way you are creating hype for thier program.
As always loved ur review and took alot of pointers!
English is the official language of Pakistan and taught in schools. most private to semi-private school students have an Americanized accent coz they learn the language by the ear. Especially the educated class from karachi and islamabad have an accent slightly similar to what youd find on american tv shows coz they usually learn enunciation by watching american tv shows.
Fatma Atma
🤔
thank you! :)
I'm a Pakistani music producer (EDM) and I'm proud that EDM/Electronic music is getting exposure in my country.
I'm loving your Teddy ♥♥
keep the teddy?
@@cwehden make it the official mascot ♥
@@MariellaEnergy I second that motion 😂👍🏻
I liked this song! Awesome!
Carl, as usual great analysis and I learned something new. Look forward to your next review and reaction.
*Has anyone noticed this vocal teacher has a teddy too 😂👌 and a cute one* 🐻
My uncle played the lazer harp in this :D very proud of him!
This is an innate talent. Simply phenomenal!
your reactions are always good!! you're absolutely a good music teacher
I'm Pakistani learning music, and singing. Your advices will help me alot sir..Thanks
No1
Where from u bro?
@@zk2326 Read my comment again..
Thanks for reaction: Wow Versatile, diverse and mesmerizing talent of Pakistani music.
Kindly react on Adat Instrumental By nescafe Basement plz
lol to what? he is a vocal coach!!!! for god sake
@@rickyrants2482 bro i would refer you to watch that till end then you will understand why i was requesting for that 😊👍
Adat instrumental reaction waiting
@@rickyrants2482 Was gonna reply that... but that's fine, he can react, who are we to judge? :-)
Orginally he is from Pakistan and his first langugage is Urdu but Pakistani speak English very well with real english accent and founder of Pakistan also graduate from british university and he was also speak english very well .
Most of Pakistan didn't know about this 18 year old kid and yes he is local from Lahore City in Pakistan, he has just come to lime light due to his performance in Nescafe Basement, thats what good about Nescafe Basement as its mostly bringing young talent who don't have sponsors to a wider audience. Pakistan has a lot of talent just deprived of good sponsors due to unfair isolation from the world due to its bad image which you'll be surprised to know how wrong it is but still thru media its been shown as bad, trust me you'll be as surprise as u were from this song to know about Pakistan, u can even check foreign travelers reaction who visit Pakistan. thanks for reacting. Peace out
Man in soo happy that the world can see the pakistani talent. Liked and subscribed
This is some great piece of music. Being a Pakistani I’m shook myself. Great work!
GHAROLI-GHOOM CHARAKHA | Tahseen Sakina and Baluch Twins| NESCAFÉ Basement Season 5 | 2019( new song for you)
who ever can sing pakistani desi raag this english music is like a candy for them....
Good reaction❤~Highly recommend Hua Chenyu" Child". so beautiful! Hua Chenyu is a great Chinese singer. He can do anything. All kinds of singing styles are very good. I hope you can pay attention to this talented singer. You'll be surprised. Thank you. #huachenyu
He is an 18 years old university student. Studies in Lahore, Pakistan. Pakistan is 3rd largest country where people speak english and yes people speak good english here.And that instrument is Laser harp.
Great reaction love from Pakistan 💚🇵🇰 this is the real face of Pakistan too....
Thanx for reacting on this bro, Nice reaction..
hes from pakistan . btw love your video first time seeing somebody from another country react to pakistani music. i think most young pakistani's like me i'm 13 have decent english nowadays.
China has a young singer great, he called Hua Chenyu, you can listen to his song🌹
Love your new set up
Hey Carl
Please react to Mundari from Coke Studio Season 4.It's a big treat on the notes and singing prowess of the man performing,you must watch it for it's something very different to what you've reacted from Pakistan so far.
interested to know how he could get that type of accent, freaking good, really loved it.
I can see he's Pakistani but i thought he grew up in west but if not wow what an amazing accent he has. I am also from Pakistan and can't speak English in that western accent. Good talent, good reaction video, thank from Pakistan! 👍
I can confidently say that the way the languages in the east are is the main reason why a lot of young singers can sing English songs as good as the native english singers, but with a little practice ofcourse.
But the English singers would have to work harder to get the words language and accents of the east
this is PAKISTAN where you'll get fabulous talent love from pakistan
I was waiting for u to react and describe us the ups and downs of this song.. Thanks man!
So nice voice love that so.beautifully their performance
Love your analysis, makes so much sense. Thanks for great education
Pakistan 🇵🇰 is overflowing with talent 😎✊
And this was live?!?!😱😱😱😱
Pakistani superb singer Abdullah
Review matches the quality of the song. Just a clarification (for the people spreading disinformation in the comment section): laser harp is not "made in Pakistan", and is in use for decades, especially by Jean-Michel Jarre.
Just want to comment on a couple of things: (1) people in Pakistan from bigger cities can speak English fluently, good schools here, I can speak like that too, so does my wife, cousins, friends, etc. (2) Pakistani music industry is very developed, we've got alot of tech, and very good talent. This is a local boy. (3) That is a laser harp.
Thank you for reacting to it. 💕
Pakistan is producing talent without any dedicated music institution!
He is 18 n from Pakistan ...
And instrument is laser Harp
You are a very knowledgeable guy
Thank you. Great analysis of a beautiful song👍
English is probably 2nd most common language in Pakistan, Funny thing is There were 2 little girls in Pakistan whom did not had a word of English but they could sing Justin Bieber song as good as himself. It’s just pure Pakistani talent.
This man was great
What a treat! That song was really catchy. I want to hear more. Going to have to look him up. I see in the comments he is not a native English speaker, yet he sang that so beautifully in English. I would have never guessed it wasn't his first language. Regardless, it had me dancing. 💃🎶 Bravo. 👏😊
He just released his first album! Do listen to his song "Diamond and Dynamite." 😊
It's a laser harp made by a Pakistani
@Darinda Modi he meant that the harp used in vedio was made by pakistani
Kya hoga tumhara lol 😂
Hey guys! So cool to see you enjoyed it! That's my Laser Harp that's being played in the video, see more of it on my channel 😊
@Darinda Modi and source is Wikipedia 😀😀😀. Jalnay Ki bu a rhi. Lakin source to achay WALA de datay.
@Darinda Modi just reading your name I know why you are jealous xD
Thanks for react love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
He is PROUD PAKISTANI AND URDU SPEAKER
PERFECT AND LOVED YOUR REACTIONN❤❤❤❤❤
Would you please react to Hua Chen yu's song "Child "in SINGER 2018?He is a talented, young Chinese singer and artist.Can compose music, can play a variety of instruments, can control different styles of songs.Singing skills and stage control are superb, the voice like from the angels of heaven.It's worth introducing to everyone. Looking forward to the response video of Hua Chenyu.Thank you
You are one of Handsome DuDe in world !!! Love n Respect to you :)
Nice music and nice reaction
Please react on "AADAT INSTRUMENTAL/BHANWARAY feat. Goher Mumtaz"
Its instrumental. No vocals
@@yellowscarlightningscream8347 its not only instrumental there is a part in which singer sing in the end
@@haidersethi7519 yeh but it's only a little bit, guys suggest him actual singers
Bro in the end he only repeats “Har jagah hai Jal” mainly
He probably has background from a an english medium private school, plus pakistani musicians, both male and female who sing in English tend to have very good English accents. At least those I've heard.
I have American accent ... Though English isn't my first language at all. Most of Pakistanis accents are American
Its a Lazer Harp they made in Pakistan!
@Darinda Modi Hey indiot 🤣😂, the harp they used in track what he was referring, he didn't say they invented it. Buffoon 😂
awesome reaction
This guy is from Pakistan. ❤️ ❤️
He is from Pakistan . Urdu Speaker . 💜😘
Dude this singer is 18 years old, native Pakistani. Limited ppl can speak quality english in Pakistan. Pakistan used to be a british colony once, and got its independents from britain in the year 1947.
That laser harp concept by sibel
Made by Waqas
Played by Ahmed
Hi coach, would you please react to Hua Chenyu's performance " Child " from music show SINGER2018? This song is really amazing! Hua Chenyu displayed a great singing technique and wide vocal range in the perfomance.
Yes, Jennie H. Ever since I knew Hua Chenyu and his songs.Has always been attracted by his singing and character.His songs have magical powers.Full of sunshine, warm my heart.Hua Chenyu's voice is as clear as an angel in the song "Child".Crisp and loud.Lucky to be in his music world.
This is the link of the song"Child"
th-cam.com/video/EC5tYrTJ64Y/w-d-xo.html
#huachenyu is amazing, “child “ is half pop and half rock, HuaChenyu ‘s performance is perfect, pls check him out . Thank you.
Afternoon Mr Franz. Great work by you. Because of you, I have now developed a very unique and different viewpoint when I listen to music and it just adds magic to the experience of listening to music, so thank you. I have one request cum suggestion; kindly react on Kangna by Fareed Ayaz and Abu Mohammad on CokeStudio Pakistan. Qawwali has been in their family for around 1000 years now as they belong to the guy who was put in charge of training kids with Qawwali by Amir Khusro thousand years ago. Its been my personal favourite for 8 years now and I would love to have your thoughts on these guys and their very very classical eastern way of singing.
Regards and love from one of your many many fans.
Ahsan
just a correction: 750 years, not 1000 years. My bad, apologise
Pakistan keeps on giving surprises in battlefield and as well in Music
Can somebody suggest carl about nescafe basement aadat instrumental or the original one by atif aslam too
No its a harp with laser running on wire illusions great visuals .. iam presuming all this btw cheers
THIS SOIL GOT SO MUCH FOR WORLD.
Next level music ..........pleasant move Pakistan
He's only 18 (as of writing this comment) and a student of LGS JT (a well known school in Lahore) .
Carl you should also watch love me again in nescafe basement then you will realize how good Pakistanis are with accent and their talent of singing.
Love from Austria
Pakistan is full of people fluent in English with excellent pronounciations. That's a Lazer harp they used .
Please react to Avi Kaplans new video. He has a new body of original solo work from the past year and a half. It's stunning how hes come into his own voice after leaving the group and having time to just work. I think you will find it fascinating.
React on " Go " by Abdullah siddiqui x Atif aslam coke studio season 14.
react on jilawatan, aadat instrument, love me again
He is Good very Good i like this song what you say
wooooooo amazing song....
amazing the the coAch and song both
Hey check out Aadat Instrumental by Nescafe Basement
He is from pakistan his first language is urdu..
Do something about the echo in your studio. The voice is overly crisp and it kind of hurts the ears while listening through headphones!
Other than that, love your videos.
This song is billboard material
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I just love your name pronunciations 😂
Love the way u said is this 2019 after seeing the laser harp instrument.. 😂
Thats laser harp
Bro you should sing this beautiful song too. We would love it In'Sha'Allah!
Pakistanis are well adapted to the English accent, we can easily blend through.
I would love to watch your comments on instrumental song "Aaadat" by Nescafe Basement season 5. Thanks
Fact: English is also Pakistan's second official language. First is Urdu.
lol most pakistani/indian ppl speak fluent english we grow up speaking it as a second language and especially in private schools there is a lot of emphasis on it
Accent makes a huge difference and Pakistan I think excels in it. They don't have the thick Indian English accent, it's pretty clean.