Vocal Coach Reacts To Dimash Having Fun With His Voice - Ken Tamplin
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About the middle eastern sounds, I think it is also in traditional Kazakistan music and he is trying to promote his culture to the world. That could be why it's almost always featured in his singing.
Exactly.
tbh l think these Middle Eastern scales sound easy better at a lower pitch. That's when they sound less weird, but rich, melodic, exotic... even sexy! That's what he needs to do in order to be sexy. Just imagine it in his sexy baritone
There's one comment where I disagree with you, but it's only a matter of musical taste and artistic choices, not a matter of technique. I absolutely love when Dimash incorporates the traditional Turkic melisma that reflects his ethnicity. It's actually one of my favorite things he does and I wish he would do a lot more of it. It would break my heart if he began westernizing that.
Absolutely agree with you!
Agree with you
I hope Dimash never changes. He's the best
I could not agree more .In fact , I was at the point of leaving my own comment when I came across yours .I then decided there was little point in leaving two identical comments . L.O.L.
I've always wondered - when he does the traditional melisma it sounds very nice to my ears, as a person who is not very educated on music and who was born in China it reminds me a bit of Xinjiang or Mongolia-music, it's kind of familiar and nice. Funnily enough I've been living in Germany for decades now and still cannot get used to turkish music at all. It seems to me that they incorporate some traditional elements in all their pop songs which I hear from time to time because of the many people living here with turkish origin, and it literally hurts me. Actually when I tried to listen to a turkish (not turkic) song Dimash sang I couldn't listen to it for more than 5 seconds, and I always love everything he does except rap. I wonder where the difference is...
Unlike the majority of singers, Dimash can do BOTH: Eastern and Western runs. And he does them immaculately.
I know he sings more like eastern europe style but that is one of the things that makes him unique and not just another commercial voice. You should listen him singing HELLO. I can feel his soul vibrations.
This is not East European but Asian.
Isn't he from Eastern Europe? Somewhere
@@chloeboox8291 he's from Kazakhstan
Thank you for your reaction! 😊
Керемет казак Димаш
Hi ken. Thanks again for the Dimashathon! I liked your reaction as always. Only one thing I would like to point out that is I really don’t want him to become completely westernised and loose his uniqueness. He is giving us a taste of fusion music which I love and I think most of his fans will agree with me. That is his signature style. It will be a shame if he is forced to loose that by the western audience. Love from UK.
Thank you, Ken, for your analysis and discussion of how Dimash achieves his incredible ability to master so many techniques. Appreciate your wisdom and knowledge.
Молодец Кен, молодец! Браво Вам! Димаш восхитил Вас и Вы честно и прямо говорите об этом, не унижая и не возвышая ни себя, ни Димаша. Как мало честности и правды в этом мире, спасибо за искренность!
Ken, You are professional and experienced vocal coach! I think you can help Dimash to become #1 in western world. He needs support from guys like you. As you know talent comes up and down.
After the competition "I am a Singer" they had a final episode for the contestants to sing without competing and Dimash sang his favorite song "Give Me Love" that was mellow, soft, relaxing, and with no high notes. I think he does like to relax sometimes but the pressure from the audience expecting high notes from him makes him do that every time. That song has no wow factor though but beautiful. You can check it out.
I love your comments Ken. The compilation you just watched was made to showcase Dimash super high crazy notes.
If you want to listen to other songs where he showcases low notes you can watch The Love of tired swans and Confessa.
There are other songs when Dimash shows beautiful middle voice. There are really few high notes. Those songs are Restart my love, The Crown, Give me love and Eternal memories (OST for the Chinese movie Battle of memories). Thank you! 😘
Ken, thank you for taking your time to do the Dimashathon. I loved it. Dimash is a storyteller who pours his soul into his performances. Please check out his Autumn Strong, you won't regret it! Emotions are overflowing 🙏❤️.
Ken , thanks for the wonderful day with you and Dimash ! Regards from Bulgaria ! 👍🇧🇬❤
He said he is not interested in the music industry but more on education....hummmm......every piece of his singing is an example for anyone who learn singing. He better just sings!😍😍🤣🤣
Good for Dimash. The music industry will try and corrupt him.
I really love Dimash, but his full on leaning into chest voice gives me goose bumps!
Thank you for your work and effort, we love Dimash and we are glad to see that you recognize the greatness of Dimash ..... we will continue with you because you are a respectable person with knowledge and I personally admire that..... thanks so much
Great comments Ken! Its funny, since I am used to the western sounds I really like when Dimash incorporates the eastern sounds in his songs, very sexy in my opinion. He is still young and has more to learn so lets see where he goes. Speaking of his mid and lower register, have you heard him sing The Love of Tired Swans and Sinful Passion? Great songs that are not all about high notes where you can really hear some sexiness in his lower register. It would be awesome if you and Dimash meet one day, I think you could offer him some great advice. Thank you for your Dimashathon 😎
I agree that it would be great if Ken could react to Sinful Passion and Love of Tired Swans. They both characterise his wonderful lower register.
@@leoniemccloughan2679 both songs are my favorites from him, or Confessa (the song he sang in The Singer competition) i really love his low register and soft voice
Ken has already reacted to Sinful Passion 😉
I don't think he will ever be a rocker or anything like it. I think that Pavarotti opened the door to combining of styles when he sung songs together with contemporary musicians: Zucchero, Sting... and he actually made new style. Andra Bocelli is not totally opera singer: Time to say goodby, Canto della Terra etc...it is popular music, at least in Europa. Freddie Mercury sung with Montserrat Caballé etc. This performances changed the music even, if we did not noticed. But they did.
And Dimash came just on time.
This guy is illustration of great talent. He not only hits the high notes but also hits us to the strathosphere.🤯. And he convey every notes into our heart. Every notes ( even high notes) of him are very emotional.
Thanks for listening. Rock on!
Your professional reactions today 🤩😘 sending you a lot of loves ❤️🧡💛💚💙💙
I watched this video so many times, and I enjoyed your information about music/technic too😍
Thank you , It has been fun to listen to you focus on Dimash today, and we also learned a good bit along the way!
Dimash and Tengri. Best low register of Dimash i think.
I super love his low register.
C'est la vie It's true l think he naturally is a lyric Baritone. one of my fave voice types! Dark, smooth, sensitive or brooding and commanding as he wants. When he sings in the tenor range it is pleasant but really plain vanilla pop voice you hear all the time in E Asian pop music
@@arxsyn hahaha. no. he's a high tenor. listen to scott hoying of Pentatonix, he's a high baritone, and his low notes are much stronger than Dimash's low notes. Dimash is amazing, but he's obviously a tenor.
@@danielterres957 ok, but how old is he, who has this high baritone? If he is older than Dimash, it's should be easier for him to sing these strong low notes.
@@dimadima8349 Scott is just 2 years older actually
He wasn't using auto tune for the second one...look at his finer placement....he does not use auto tune...All you've been listening too so far are those high notes...He has done so much ....and I hear the Middle Eastern sound which is pretty strong in his background..
he does playback (tracks with autotune) he never sings tugan zher live the only part live is the staccato which he doesn't do all the time since some TV shows don't give him the option to use mix playback/live performances, he also has many fails of tugan zher even one of them where you hear his real voice and playback autotuned voice at the same time
Another great reaction. I think if Dimash sings the blues, it will be the end of me! He already wows me, and I just LOVE the blues. So, yeah....I'd be a goner for sure!
Well you have to realize Ken, Dimash is from Kazakhstan and that is the most northern of the mostly Muslim countries on Earth so he's bound to have an Eastern flavor in his influences. Great video as always, thanks for all you do for the novice singers, like me, of the world.
Hi Ken again,
I live in Europe and hear a lot Western music and songs. My opinion is that we hear less Eastern music and songs. So I am happy to see and hear this from Dimash while combine them also with other music (western) influences and opera style which is universal. Thats why its fascinating. He is also so matching when singing in duets. Check it out😃I cannot wait to hear him sing live in Moscow 22/2/2019. So excited.
He probably just shows only the high notes on the worlds best because he only has very little time to show what he can do and it’s annoying that they keep cutting his full performances on that show because I love when he builds up his songs and it shows emotion
Yes, sadly i think is for the short time and the title they put on him "The 6 octaves man" so for that reason he must show mainly the high notes.
No it was proven by the audience members that the songs were sung in full, the only chopped it up on television because of time, and they butchered adagio so horrible probably to spite dimash for quitting
Another great reaction Ken. Please have a look at late autumn from the singer 2017. Regards Erich
its actually the song when u said: " it sounds beautiful"
One of his most beautiful songs
That was so interesting seeing all his different techniques in your one video. I have a feeling he will show us some new things in the future . Once he finds his way into our western type of music . No doubt most of his life he was influence by his homeland and we will look forward to seeing his progression as he goes forward.
Personally Ken, I'm an old dog Zeppelin, Floyd classic rock kinda guy. After DECADES of similarities, I find this guy"s style.REFERESHING! In fact, I had already moved on to Bocelli, Brightman etc... Etc... When I "discovered" this guy! After all, how.many times can you actually listen to "More than a feelin'" or "Hot blooded?" Believe me, I understand the "desire" for some scratch/growl. I used to struggle in finding guys who could grab their nads and sing some of my songs BUT... If I want that "western/blues or rasp... I gotta few THOUSAND guys to choose from! This Eastern sound is new, refreshing and damn amazing to me and I DO NOT want to "westernize" this guy in the slightest!! Demash etc... With Zeppelin etc... As my fallback! I'm DAMN happy with that! Last thought... Perfection IS perfection! LIVE Dazed & Confused (R&R Bliss) or Eastern music inspired bliss! Don't F with either!!! 'Nuff said!
Metro Renovations & More! Well said. I think he is still searching and developing with his uniqueness. He has all the knowledge and know how to create a new genre.
100% agree with that. Well said, Sir.
The Beatles have integrated some Indian elements in their music and Led Zeppelin with oriental music. Without the influence of gipsy music or Flamenco Western music would be very bland and stale.
In Daididau he shows his roots and what's possible. You guys don't get it the English speaking market is dwindling. Being a star in China is almost as important as in America for his career. There is an unique appeal to see an Asian star. How many International singers from Asia do you know?
That Korean guy with the one hit wonder, yep!
He absolutely should not lose his roots. Indeed who can? He can incorporate western stylizations as he wishes to enrich his palette.
@@grizzlybear3110 Good and excellent point 😀
Ken, you full time today....
Thank you for your reactions
Still wait you reaction for SWAN GOOSE.....
I wait soooooo much
Thank you, Ken, for the valuable reaction. You are watching video compilation of high notes from live concerts. I personally go to his concert for the high notes too apart from his naturally beautiful, soothing voice and extremely sexy low notes. Listening to Dimash is just one epic journey! Not only listening to him but also watching him is a great pleasure!
Try Dimash give me love,, its more emotional
Give me love - This one is one of my favourite. Seem like everyone keeps pushing on the songs where he hits high notes and this makes people who just discovered him thought he's all about high notes.
Dear Vocal Coach,
This video was a compilation of high notes which is not only what Dimash does when he is singing. He is a man who does not like to be locked in one style, and does not like to always do the same thing. He likes to experiment (he also tried to rap in one of his songs, he can play: the piano, kazak traditional guitar, drums). Dimash also likes reinterpreting original songs (he studies composition) and also study the meaning of the songs before choosing them. If you want more songs he performed that use more his lower register, you have these two songs :
- Traditional Kazakh song, Daididau (here you have the whole background story of the song, including english subtitles when dimash sings) : th-cam.com/video/tOs7rkn36L0/w-d-xo.html
- Late Autumn (a Japanese song which was translated into Mandarin, here you have the background story with English subtitles when dimash sings) : th-cam.com/video/FXQ58U-Eddg/w-d-xo.html
So these are very different songs that focus more on emotions than on showing singing abilities
Loved it The Dimashton, not only I enjoyed very much the journey but I actually learned so much about vocal technics and how important is hard working with passion.
About Dimash, hope he transcend into world wide popularity in order to inspire young potential singers into his path of dedication and keep the fire always burning inside of constant development and evolve.
It`s a nice suprise to find out a vocal couch so much trained in knowledge and experience. Thank you!!
G8... definitely an alien.
In regards to hitting nothing but the high notes, the time allotted on The World's Best really only allows for abbreviated versions of his normal performances, which are actually beautifully balanced between his registers.
This is literally a compilation of his high notes only he has a lot of songs where he doesn’t do any high notes and it’s equally beautiful. You should listed to some more like give me love, or Daybreak
I luv u brooo!
Thanks for your reactions ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻♥️
Вы правы,Кен!Димаш уже всему миру показал свои феноменальные вокальные возможности и непревзойденное умение извлекать высокие звуки!И теперь настало время расцвета гармоничного репертуара,где не будет экстремального шока,а мы сможем наслаждаться его ласкающим слух безумно красивым пением,состоящим из восхитительных низов,средних диапозонов и чистейшим звучанием каждой ноты!!!Он это превосходно умеет и изумительно преподносит!!!
Please do more reaction for Dimash... you really rock it! I love your comments and how you give your reactions . Keep it up and more power.
I M FROM ARGENTINA SOUTH AMERICA THANKS FOR ALL REACTIONS. I SAW ALL THE VIDEOS!!!IN EACH ONE I LIKE YOUR EXPLANATION!! IS AN PLEASURE TO KNOW YOU. ALL. GROUP OF « DEARS AMERICA LATIN » WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR REACTION.!!!!DOMASH IS AN ALIEN . IS COMPLETED. YOUR MOTHER IS SINGER SOPRANO AND YOUR FATHER TOO. TILL SOON
the love of tired swans and late autumn from the singer show are so beautiful without that much of the high notes. I do hope you will react to them one day..
Обожаю Ваши видео! Высокий профессионализм, харизма, живейший контакт со зрителем , юмор, очень сильная энергетика, идущая сквозь мониторы...Спасибо!!!! Хотелось бы, чтобы вы увидели" Крик журавля" , в исполнении 14 - летнего(?) Димаша.
Thanks, Ken. I love your reactions because you offer information on so many aspects of singing. Great! ✌👏❤
You might like to see his duet with Wang Li he is in operatic Baritone rang. Songs I love of his are The Love of tired swans, Sinful Passions, his Chinese songs Late Autumn and Daybreak which are both emotional songs, Dimash. Gloria Wu’s Channel has back stories and English subtitles which is nice though I only watch them after I have enjoyed the song without. I do like his version of hello which has the middle eastern flair. I get your point as always with the different tones. Dimash’s number one priority is to honour his country and heritage so that others learn about Kazakhstan. He also wants to fuse different forms of folk music into modern/classical music. He often performs around the world with traditional Kazakhstan musicians from his university and wears astern styles or traditional dress. So while I agree in the sense I would love to see some of what you are speaking of, I also want him to stay true to his goals. A conundrum there 😊
Omg!! In love with you 💕 thanks for all the Dimash’ reactions 😘 Please also react to THE LOVE OF THE TIRED SWANS, you will hear his sexy low voice 🥰 and also LATE AUTTUM his melismas there are slow and beautiful, english subs in Gloria’s Wu channel ❤️
Thank you for the reaction ♥️, I'm not a singer nor am I interested in singing.. But after hearing your analysis and also the science behind all these vocal technique.. Its really interesting 🤔😁
Is the last one? 😢 I was refreshing and refreshing thinking there will be more 😥 Thank you for the professional reactions 😊
I want to praise you for being able to sing just like Dimash. You deserve the same superstar spotlight.
Bless you.
That's kind of you, Eszter!
Oops that C6 caught you :D
Joking aside, genetics play quite a role :)
B5
@@ChrisP3000x I heard that when boys are taught singing , mixing properly when there not in puberty yet. They tend to keep those super high notes even after pubert. having said that ,also, dimash may be using whistle register on that high note . And Ken tamplin's style deosnt really require d7 sort of high notes with like zero weight & chest voice in it. And trust me singing C5 in full voice is harder than singing E5 in full falsetto and singing G5 in full voice is harder than singing D7 with whistle voice
@@okancolak3904 I think he did that B5 with head voice. Whistle register usually starts around C6 or a little higher than C6 like D6. Whistling below C6 is not really necessary.
@@okancolak3904 but youve seen dimash belt a C5 in chest voice no?
@@clouddancer3109 I can go comfortably up to a B4 in chest voice
If you want to hear Dimash in a soft and deep and stirring vocal (love song, of course!), do a search for Dimash Give Me Love. He sings this song in Chinese as well as Kazakh and on several of the videos that show up in the search, you'll find English subtitles. There's a good one at Bastau 2017; Singer 2017 (a "bonus" song of sorts done after the competition was over but called Episode 14); and another at Choose Big Star Show.
Good examples of Dimash in a mostly low range mode with little acrobatic action.
Ken is the best vocal coach on this site by far. The best blends of knowledge, critique, complimenting actual perfect style or technique, and an actual coach who can sing or demonstrate the things he or she is trying to coach or explain to or about a performance/vocalist
Amazing to see you enjoy Dimash'es whistle tones so much you forgot you wanted to tell us something 😉
I also like his middle range more - I can focus on it and appreciate it. While his high notes... they give me physical sensations, my skin goes goose, muscles on my head tense... it's like flying down a rollercoaster hill - you want it, but not all the time.
Yow! Ken, dimash spent his life on 20 years of his voice training and singing while you spent 30-40 years. I admire you man coz you killin high notes too in a rock style which I find very amusing. You're excellent in your own field bruh! Peace!
You the best commentator and teacher singer I was ever saw... And you also so friendly
I'm glad u reaacting this compilation.. I love this video.. Dimash's best.. 👍 👏 💓 💢 💥 💫 🙋
Dubz BC 👍👍👍
Aww, last one 😢. Thanks so much. ❤️ You’re the best!
Pls react/analyze Sinful Passion, Hello and love of tired swans if you haven’t yet. Thanks!!
Thank you ken for this wonderful compilation’s of Dimash evolution!!
In couple of minutes I ‘ve learned a lot from your wisdom!!
keep sharing !!!!
You’re fenomenal too!!!
🌹
Привет Кен)Вы очень интересный человек и ваша работа 👍👍👍.
Loved that you say it's not all about the high notes
My dog's ears actually perked up on those D8's. LOL
I haven't watched too many of his videos but you HAVE to react to Dimash's cover of Opera 2 (originally by Vitas). PLEASE do that because that video alone sends chills down my spine and I'd love to see what you have to say about it.
Dmash es impresionante ,maravilloso único . y a todo eso le sumas su hermosura.. WOW
a lot of t hese clips came from BEFORE SINGER. HIS audience was his people. then singer happened & he had to explore more & do different types of music .. wh brings us to today
I really like you Ken, but I wasn't aware that Slovakia or Czech Republic are considered Baltic or middle-eastern in singing approach. I was raised in Slovakia, but I never heard anyone do those type of runs over there. Slovakia btw. is the exact geographical middle of Europe (and yes it bugs me when people consider it east :-D)
Tomas M, I'm certainly not speaking for Ken, but as an American we're not especially taught about these areas as much as others so I can personally claim some ignorance, but I'm swiftly learning since Dimash hit my radar last year! We'll do better. :)
there are practicaly no good singers in the czech republic, and the coaches suck too (from what ive seen)
I’m from Poland and have the same feelings hearing stuff like that. Lack of knowledge and stereotypes bug me. I live in Canada now and teach people about the geography all the time. And sometimes about the history too.
Also I will never forget some conversation with one Canadian:
C: yes we are not very good with geography, nobody knows where are those tiny countries like I.e. Kazakhstan...”
Me: Kazakhstan is not a small country actually. It’s one of the largest countries in the world 😁
His face was priceless 😂
Guess I will just keep teaching and I’m glad most of people are open and willing to learn.
@@emis.4987 lol thats funny. I didn't really like Geography myself when I was in school. When I was younger, me and my siblings used to play this game of how fast can we list all the country names in the world that has a "stan" at the end. Otherwise, I probably would sound as ignorant as that man lol. Now that I'm older, I wish I had more interest in Geography when I was in school because it really bugs me that I know less about these things.
Kilian Lang Ken’s student Gabriela Gunčíková is Czech...
Hey Ken, love your work. Please have a look at "Late autumn" in The Singer 2017 for this awesome series. I don't know chinese but I really can feel/understand what Dimash is trying to say in that song.
Many people, including myself, prefer "Late autumn" because it shows off his mid-to-lower ranger as well as high. And it's his best "emotional" song I think. You'll love it!
Raul, there is a video available with English subtitles for that song. So beautiful.
th-cam.com/video/Kmi2cVijdMo/w-d-xo.html
I agree he’s so passionate singing “Late Autumn” I was so impressed when listening to his performance, almost makes you want to cry.
the proof is in the singing :) thanks Ken i just known about you and I also was . very touched by Dimash a year ago wow what a revelation I never heard someone like this as good and humbled.I am watching your coach singing too :) and thank you for being so cool .all the best -Patrice
He’s such a well rounded singer I hate how he always has to show the high notes, his lower register is gorgeous. I’m looking forward to listening to him throughout his career.
Super!!!!! Super!!!!! Super!!!!!
I like your loving discussion and loving critique! And I understand your point of view. Please meet him and have a few talks. I am taking your constructive critcism for exactly what it is- a possibility for Dimash to get even more amazing that he is. Thank you for the discussion on Dimash.
Bravo! Вы напомнили мне Бравые 80-тые годы! Мы даже воевали под хеви металл, а теперь умиляемся от Димаша! Стареем.
Уважаемый! А чем плохо стареть под Димаша? Прозрачный, журчащий, успокаивающий голос! Полный релакс! Живи и радуйся в кругу детей и внуков!
Крутой Димаш, ДА!!!🎤❤
Thanks for all your explications and your love and respect for Dimash 💖🇧🇪
Obrigada pela reaction! Aprendendo sempre com você!
Hi Ken! I absolutely enjoyed your Dimash A Thon. You mentioned a couple of times that he's the greatest singer in the world from a technical standpoint. Well, I would appreciate it if you can check out Sohyang, a South Korean Contemporary Christian Music singer(who also does a wide range of song covers with her own arrangements). Some people claim she is the best singer in the world and deserves a spot amongst other legendary singers like Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and Celine Dion. However, due to Sohyang's beliefs and pure intentions, she has no desire to become famous worldwide which is why any average Joe wouldn't even know a "Sohyang". She's a soprano but is a vocal chameleon to suit the genre of the song she's singing. She has many great live performances but I chose this cover by her, a song called Everyone because she showcases everything she has to offer in this performance. It isn't perfect but it's one amazing performance. I hope you see this humble request from me!
vimeo.com/308899835
Props to that guy's range, and no shade, but I myself, me personally (enough disclaimers yet for his fans...one more, no offense intended) but I need to hear that soul. He is a technical master of his vocal range, no denying that. When I hear a voice that manages to reach up or down through emotion and still stay powerful, that's when it hits me with waves of goosebumps.
Gotta say loved that scene from The Fifth Element. The Blue goddess is iconic.
Love your vids Ken. Wish I could sing like you and these talented people you cover.
Glad to see you again Ken! Your voice is amazing! You can check out Dimash singing "Hello" on Singer 2017 and that sounded like it was almost his own song! He always makes his own stuff!! Phenomenal!
He did Hello as a guest in Singer 2018 ;)
Ken , something fresh from 2-3 ago Dimash & Super Vocal Boys " Forever QUEEN " Peace and Love from Bulgaria ! ♥️🇧🇬♥️
And don't forget " Ascolta la voce "(with east Melisma ) You will like them ... ♥️♥️♥️
I´ve been taking your course for a year and I understood exactly what you meant. So Gratefull!
That whistle note is how Dimash travels from galaxy to galaxy. 🌟🌟🌍🎶🎶🌟🌟Back in the Sixties I would have listened to Dimash's high notes for meditation. Who needs chanting! I could have been OM by now! It would have really added onto my frequency flier miles! I know, good god, enough already. I enjoyed your reaction and have no doubts about your own expertise! Peace! ✌🏻keep on singing!1
Спасибо ,Кен ,за подробный профессиональный разбор голоса Димаша.У вас тоже сильный прекрасный голос .
Holaaaaaaa maestro!🙋
Usted es grandioso!❤ Se ganó mi suscripción👍. Sólo un comentario de manera muy personal✌. Dimash no es un extraterrestre 👽como muchos comentan, es un ser humano🙆 que ha trabajado, ha evolucionado y REVOLUCIONADO el canto🎤, él siempre lo ha dicho que tal vez a muchos no guste su estilo☝ pero es lo que ofrece al mundo y como parte de ese mundo yo agradezco haberlo conocido👉😉. Creo que hay intervenciones con notas🎵 altas que no deberían o que no las justifico en la canción🙌 pero al final con ese rango vocal el hace maravillas y si una nota 🎼🎵🎶se exagera o no se justifica 100 si! 💁 jajajajaja
Saludos desde MÉXICO💚💌❤... mis respetos para usted!
thank you Ken for Dimashton! you were the one coach to do this and appreciate truly his talent, many times I have seen these more or less sour faces from mostly male coaches :) when they struggle through their Dimash analyses videos, trying to hide sourness from their audience and from themselves :) You are the shining example of how to appreciate and value others talents!
More Dimash please!! So amazing
Dear Ken, thank you for the Dimashathon, spending your time and efforts to show and explaining Dimash’s skills. Your opinion means much for me. There are a lot of songs where Dimash sings without high notes or just using few. His real talent is storytelling and delivering emotions but it is achieved by building a song progressively. It is a pity that The World’s Best cut all his performances- it is evident that they were recorded in full and then cut which ruined the emotional impact. So the CBS audience miss a lot and could be manipulated just viewing small pieces as if Dimash has just technical ability and showmanship not delivering the emotional sense of the song. This is not true and not fair. I would be really grateful if you react on Late Autumn or Give me love songs, they are not in English but highly emotional. Many thanks and great respect!
Thanks Ken, great videos. If you want depth in sound then you should check "love is a dream" a jewel and perhaps my favorite.
As for the "oriental sounds", oriental sounds and rhythms are the sexiest, basta. At the very least it is refreshing for people who grew up with and are now tired of western sounds. It's gotten to a point that i'm learning russian just to be able to understand and sing (attempt to sing) his russian songs (in my opinion his songs with Igor Krutoy are his best).
Keep doing these videos we're learning a lot thanks to you.
Ken you have to give him good advices because your critiques will improve his singing .Yeah Ken you are right Dimash has to show his middle registers because he has excellent middle and low voices his melismas , runs riffs and all those technical stuffs are just unrepeatable
Hi Ken,
Thanks for your explanations so that we can understand these and its not so easy to do. Dimash has other songs where you can see the site you want. I think it will be interesting if you two can meet because Dimash said in interviews that he always want to improve himself. He is humble and respect others a lot👍I love not only his voice and singing but also his personality.
Not gonna lie, I only came to your reaction of this because You were the only person on youtube I thought would even attempt to do some of the stuff Dimash does. I wasn't let down. Both amazing
lIlIlIlI IlIllIIl Well, thanks so much!! Appreciate that!
I really enjoyed the Dimashaton 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤯 thank you for your kindness and respect for our lovely Dimash. I admire your professionalism. Dimash deserves more exposure in this side of the world. I wish you the best 🤲🏻💜🍀
I really don't think we're giving Ken the credit that he deserves for his amazing singing capabilities, even if the video is about Dimash. Throughout all your reactions to his performances, good job keeping up, Ken!
That dude is awesome, his singing makes me jealous lol.
Omg..terrific, amazing fantasti,superb.thank you so much ken, great video.
I am addicted to your videos, your analyzes of Dimash .. 😬 i always learn new things about him and understand better his singing.. grateful about this! Thanks!
Always love your analysis of Dimash's performances. You're always on point Ken. I wish Dimash watches your video and picks up some of your tips and critiques in order to improve by adding more tools to his arsenal.
The audio at the end of the video had some problems, besides that it was an awesome reaction. Dimash is incredible and you should definitely watch his other performances like Love of The Tired Swans, Daididau and Daybreak
Con ustedes El Maestro Dimash 👍👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Love your Dimash-A-Thon, but I really like that shirt you’re wearing 😂👍Rock on bro!