I would love to hear your reaction to Dimash and his brother performing Omir. This is from Dimash's channel. Your take on this would be very interesting! Thank you for your reactions. I always check for new content from you!

here Dimash is 19 years old

Yes, "Omir" live acoustic versión is a very moving song. I also would like to watch your reaction. 👋👋

@@dsh977 Thanks, that one is on my list for a future reaction 👍🏽

Спасибо. I know, amazing

So many singers just sing the song to finish, Dimash lives it.

Toda la razón con tu comentario, la primera vez que la escuché de la voz de Dimash no podía creer cuanta belleza en una sola voz literalmente parecía un instrumento dulce como la flauta, delicado que parecía tan fino su volumen vocal que creía que se rompería… me corrian las lágrimas sin saber que decía la canción , con la letra en manos , más lloraba 😅, Dimash vive en la música y la música vive en Dimash

It's so beautiful. Stéphane( from France )❤😊

Who knows how many more videos there are out there We'll find them all eventually

We both got to experience this song for the first time

I could buy it on I tunes though.

@@josephanna9349 I found this"Rather than redesign iTunes for the modern media world, Apple decided to discontinue the app in favor of a family of new apps designed expressly for the contemporary streaming and subscription world we live in now. iTunes is still available for Windows users"

Did Oleksandr forbid Dimash from singing this song at concerts?

@@SirHairless If he answered in that interview that if he gets permission he will be happy to sing (probably he didn't get it. I only know that Dimash and Aleksandr met 3 years ago in Ukraine and that they were supposed to cooperate. There are also photos of that meeting. I don't know what happened after that I only know that I never heard Dimash sing that song again) It also happened to him with Vitas, who forbade him to perform the song "Opera 2". I think but not shure it happened to him with the song "Hello" from Lionel Ritchie. My only regret is that he only once publicly sang the song "Okinish or Regret" and he never wanted to sing it again, he allegedly forgot the lyrics!!!???. Maybe when you listen to the song, you will understand why.Greetings from Serbia😇

👍🏻👏👏👏😊🥰🇧🇷

Неправда.эту песню он исполнил на конкурсе в Казахстане в 2012 г

Спасибо 🙏🏽

I will react to it in the future, don't worry Greetings to you in Greece 🇬🇷

Amazing! Have a wonderful time

@@SirHairless Thanks, Indeed it will be! 🇲🇽✌️🥰

I think we would all be a sobbing mess if he were to perform it today.

Where did you get them?

@@anahills3836 from you tube.

Omir is the only one of those I haven't yet heard, but it sounds like the picks you have made are some of the ones that resonate with me most Very nice description 👌 Haha yes, the VP video was quite different in sentiment to this!

I would add Quaragym-ai and Amanat to your wonderful suggestions.

@@michaelelliott8536 Thank you Michael. I look forward to listening to these two songs you recommend, then patiently anticipate "Sir's" astute analysis. His book of song suggestions must be bursting-at-the-seams by now. :)

There are two different performances (actually there are more--see below for the ones I am referring to.) of Qaragym Ai that it would be interesting for you to hear and perhaps analyze. One he sang in 2016--the composer, Kenes Duisekeev was one of Dimash's teachers, and a close mentor for him. Duisekeev was reluctant to let him sing it in concert because he didn't know if a young person could do justice to the song. Dimash sang it for him per Duisekeev's request, and he was impressed enough to give Dimash permission to perform it. Duisekeev died of CoVid (or during the CoVid epidemic, at least, in 2020), and Dimash later sang the song as a memorial/tribute to Duisekeev, accompanied by a sole pianist who was also a student of Duisekeev. The versions are quite different in terms of tone and emotion. His tribute version is especially poignant and emotional--very moving. (I'd listen to the 2016 version first.) There's a backstory to the composition and lyrics of the song--it has a very nice write-up on this page (which goes into the meaning of the lyrics and motivations of the composer) but I don't think it would really have any spoilers for you in terms of the actual music's structure or Dimash's singing--it doesn't go into details about Dimash's performance other than to say that Duisekeev really appreciated the way Dimash sang the piece. From Dimash fandom website: dimash.fandom.com/wiki/My_Dear The video from Dimash's website of the 2020 version also has a synopsis of the origin of the song (not in as much detail as the fandom site), and the lyrics in English in the description for the song. 1. Concert dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the composer Kenes Duisekeev on April 9, 2016--enter Qaragym Ai and 2016 and it should be easy to find. I don't know if there is a truly official version of it though. 2. Performance on Dimash's website from 2020.

Is there anything in particular you'd like to know?

Please tell us when you started in music, your training etc. you speak English wonderfully, but sound as if your origins maybe from another country, I’m just interested in you generally. Do you sing? Thank you so much for all your efforts.

@@michaelelliott8536yes, he is a mysterious person. He doesn’t want to be exposed or being famous and has a fans base 😅 right Sir Hairless? I know many people curious about him including me. Not for specific reason, sometimes we just want to know who he is i.e musical background or perhaps a musician or composer since he is so good in analysis and explains about any song, any singer in every reaction. It’s really amazing, especially for me as an average person who’s not involve in any music industry . Or maybe he is one of Royal family member? 🤔 But, whoever you are Sir Hairless, please keep doing the reaction as you are a great reactor and we’ll not bothering your private life, promise ✌️

@@michaelelliott8536 Haha thanks both for your curiosity Yes, in general I like to keep information about myself private, I hope you can appreciate the privacy I like. But maybe I should do a Q&A when I reach a certain subscriber milestone or something Those questions I am comfortable answering for now: • Neither of my parents are from England • My first "official" music training I suppose would be learning piano? I think I started when I was around 6 or so. I continued lessons for about 9 years and then stopped. Interestingly, it was when I stopped lessons that I started to improve drastically • Following on from above, that was when I would (for example) learn pieces by ear, which no doubt contributed greatly to my "musicianship" as a whole, or maybe just my ear for music 🎵I would also listen to things like barbershop and try to transcribe them, or make acapella arrangements of other regular songs. If you're interested in seeing a bit of my first ever drafts of one these arrangements from when I was young, I include it at the end of my PTX - Evolution of Michael Jackson video • I have some snippets of me singing (very briefly) in a fair few of my videos, and I'm sure I'll include some more in future videos

Yes, I have it on Spotify and love it. Especially the ending gets me every time❤❤

Yes, totallt agree, it's on my favoourite list of Dimash songs on Spotify.

Hermosa canción, saludos desde Las Tunas

Amazing, isn't it

I looked and it's called the Song of Kebek Batyr.

@hitomiochiai8787 Why you give wrong information. This is not Zhas Qanat setting at all. On the stage it is clear says EKI EZU, therefore, message above is correct @avictoriangirl This performance was from March 7, 2013 at the Palace of Students in Aktobe, Kazakhstan for the Entertainment program "Eki Ezu", so he would have been 18, almost 19 when he sang this. (Info is from here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9J5aJiesdiWomg.html) I wish he could sing it again, I can only imagine what it would sound like now.

Yes! I mention both these Ukrainian songs in this video Love them both

Some things are beyond our ability to explain them using words Dimash's singing is one such thing

@@SirHairless Thank you, you are the only person analysing Dimash who came very close to explaining it. I'm very grateful.

I can’t stand looking at the Anna Karenina movie clips (or more accurately Keira Knightley) so I prefer the fan made video with the same audio but just different photos of Dimash on the RD KD channel.

Оқасы жоқ 😄

For sure, I've definitely found a style of Dimash's that I find the most moving

Apparently it was from 2013!

​@@SirHairless 😯 So 18 or 19 depending on the month. He was 22 on the 2017 Singer programs.

Thank you for information

Ah yes, please don't take my use of word 'weaker' as anything other than intentional for emotive purposes! I mean that is it, objectively, a weaker sound in terms of volume and vocal strength. I believe it is more powerful in terms of emotional capacity

Yes, I think there is a lot to go over in a reaction to Love is Like a Dream, beautiful song.