I've seen that there are a lot of channels which show different things to Pakistani rural people, but while the most of them just give them some US-American fast food to eat (totally boring to me), you actually show them a lot of culture, philosophy, spiritual things, science, etc. I will never get tired of listening to Abdul's honest and wise words and Muharam's empathic and joyful words. Abdul almost feels like an idol to me. He is very conservative and traditional, but open minded. A lot of Western people act like this would be two different contradictions, but Abdul proves that you can find balance somewhere between this. I can learn a lot from this. Stay like you are! Greetings from Germany!

"This whole materialistic world is a lie sir." Hardcore.

This gentleman are really gentle man. They observe what you show them without judgement since they know that only that person can truly understand what they are going through. It's an incredible experience to see. Thank you for showing them and us this interactions.

These videos just solidify my belief that music is something extraordinarily special. It transcends culture and language and is nearly universally understood.

I cannot hear this song without fully crying. I'm sitting outside, having coffee at McDonald's. See these men thoroughly enjoying this, and tried not to cry. I can't do it. It touches my heart too powerfully. Every time. 🙏

Chester's live version of Adele's 'Rolling in the Deep' is beautiful. Worth a watch.

I was a big Linkin Park fan all my life and was so devastated when I learned that Chester had taken his own life. Hallelujah has always been a really special song for me but until now I was entirely unaware that this recording of him singing it existed. Thank you for this and thank you for sharing the insights of these wonderful people.

Sad that not long after friends gathered for Chester's funeral.. I often wonder if while he was singing this for Chris Cornell.. he thought who will sing it for me .. may they both RIP singing in the heavens

Incredible how music transcends language, country, wealth, race. It is art for the world to feel.

This song always stirs up my emotions, but hearing Chester sing it made me ugly cry. Chester is my son's favorite singer and when Chester passed, I had to tell my son; he was 12. It brought me back to when I had to comfort my son who was just sobbing. Chester and Chris were amazing musicians and it breaks my heart that our world was just so painful for them. These gentlemen are always so insightful, empathetic, and kind. I have to admit that Muharum is my favorite. He has such a special light that reflects his kind soul.

Guy who asked to be teached and then said "wow sir"...well just let him know that he made one person who had very gloomy day happy.

This channel is an amazing body of work. You provide prosperity for the people in your community while enriching our lives with their insights.

One more light's live version is also... breathtaking.

Sitting at work choking back tears. The power of music is amazing. Without even knowing the words, these gentlemen knew exactly what the song was about. Thank you for sharing. Leonard Cohen has a live version that was performed shortly before he passed, and I cry every time I watch it.

The fact that 1) this was not translated for them so they had no idea what the song was about and 2) all they heard was Chester's pain, they knew what he was feeling just from his singing. I just am in awe. Incredibly intelligent and insightful. Chester's passing was a big moment in me seeking my own help and hearing him sing with so much pain just hurts man.

Also Sir Elton John's Goodbye English Rose for Princess Diana would be another one to show these gentleman, beautifully done and always brings tears to my eyes.

I am deeply moved by the sincere compassion and concern these gentlemen have for other human beings. It’s refreshing see people who understand the importance of human life and possess the ability to be grieved by the death of those they don’t know. Wow ! Thank you for reminding me to be humane.

There are times I watch these wonderful videos and smile broadly and laugh out loud. And the sometimes I watch with great admiration for what they are doing and learning and experiencing and my heart is full of gladness at their wisdom and the purity of their observations. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

One of my favorite songs ever written. I knew Chester had sung it at Chris Cornell's funeral, but I had not heard it til today. Thank you. Adnan, and all of you at Trybals, for giving us the opportunity to hear it. I adored Chris Cornell for decades and later became a great admirer of Chester Bennington. They were incredibly close, Chris being Chester's mentor, and Chester being the godfather to Chris' son, Christopher. Still so difficult to think about their untimely deaths and the void they've left behind. Grateful that these wise men can appreciate their music without judgment. 🙏

You should show them Jennifer Hudson singing Hallelujah on The Voice in 2017. I think they'll be blown away by her singing. Also since Chester sang this at his friend's funeral in this video, show them The Williams Brothers and Vanessa Bell singing at Aretha Franklin's Homegoing (funeral service). In other cultures when someone dies they call it a "funeral" but in the African American community we don't call it a "funeral", we call it "A Homegoing Celebration". I think they'll be interested to see the difference.

This made me cry so bad. I am the biggest Linkin Park fan and loved Chester so much, I still do. His demise broke me and tore me to pieces. It's never the same

i lost a very close friend 2 years ago and i miss him everyday. im brought to tears by this video but ssomething about the wholesomeness and their reactions make me feel like I'm not alone.

Chris Cornell co wrote and performed a song for a former band mate and good friend of his many years ago. Please check out Say Hello To Heaven by Temple of The Dog (one of Chris’s bands). It truly expresses grief in such a powerful way, and in a way only his voice could do. So much pain, so much loss. I hope they have all found peace in the next realm, whatever it is.

You haven’t really heard this song until you’ve been 50 feet from a stage watching the great Leonard Cohen sing it near the end of his life in his 70’s. So many songs he performed that night brought tears to my eyes and shivers all over my body. One of the most important and memorable concerts I ever attended. And I’m a metal head 90% of the time! 🙏🤟🏻

What a beautiful song. What a beautiful voice. There is a documentary about the song called; Leoard Cohen: Hallelujah, a journey, a song. If you care to see it. Thank you again. These gentleman are so thoughtful and kind.

No matter who sings this song, it gives me goosebumps & makes me cry, every, single, time 😭🙏😇🕊️

Thank you for another heart felt video. Hallelujah to each of you, for the hard work and honesty you bring to us. Sisterly love from Joy in the USA

I love your videos. Very gentle men with open hearts and minds. I hope you keep doing this! I have watched many of these and hope to see many more.

I feel as though this channel does something so many others cannot do which is attempt to bring across the meaning and spirit behind what it is they react too. This I hope brings more people together in understanding

This was so beautiful to listen to even though it always brings me tears. I can’t wait for the next version of it that you play for them!

Thank you so much for posting this. It's truly a full circle with Chester, Chris and this song.

Love watching you Men, X from Australia.

truly amazing work! thanks for all the effort and sharing with us

Absolutely lovely and kind gentlemen 💜

This is such a wonderful video!! I love the channel!

This channel is so special to so many people. I know this is a lot of work so I thank everyone responsible for giving us such joy!

It would be super cool to have "Movie Nights", with popcorn and snacks. I'd love to see their reactions to some epic cinematic movies like 'Avatar' or 'Lord of the Rings'. Stuff like that.

Greeting from the US. I love this gem of a channel. Love to all ❤

Absolutely Precious! I'm so glad this showed up in my feed😚

Thankyou for these videos, it gives me hope

this channel popped up after johnny cash hurt..seemed interesting so i gave it a watch..and then i subscribed..this channel is awesome, and the men and women you show are simply amazing humans..peace from america

Love these mens takes on the songs you have them listen too. It really speaks to the humanity in us all. The love and grief and joy we all experience. You videos are so enjoyable to watch.

As someone who has been suicidal, I have been so appreciative of Chester's wife reaching out to his fans. Following his death, she posted a video taken no more than a week before his death. It's Chester, his son and a friend trying Berty Bott's Every Flavor Jelly Beans. They're cracking up and laughing and joking around. She said it so well: That THIS is what someone who is suicidal can look like. If they don't want you to know, you won't. She brought awareness to people supporting each other and taking care of our own mental health. And you are right as you say in this video: It hasn't nothing to do with rich or poor. Mental illness can affect anyone.

Abdul reminds me so much of my grandfather, who I lost a few years ago. These are my favorite videos, I love seeing music transcend language barriers.

I’ve been watching this channel all morning it’s restoring my faith in humanity

I don't know how did I arrive to this channel, but i love it.

This was a beautifully crafted video, and the sincerity of these wonderful people is both heart warming and charming. They truly are wonderful people.

I’m new to this channel. I’m a middle aged woman from New York. Listening makes me miss my grandparents so much it brings tears. Thank you for your content. I’m subscribing ❤

These men, their families and others you bring on your channel have such kind hearts. I appreciate them for sharing their thoughts and feelings. I wish them all long lives filled with grace and good health.

Such thoughtful, insightful and sincere men. A very meaningful reaction.

I have just found your channel and have been watching a lot of the videos, I enjoy them, the people you have chosen to react and the music and things they react to are wonderful! I send much love to them and to you. The world would be a much better place if we could all see each other as just people who love and learn and want the best for those they care about. Keep up the wonderful work. *Also I would enjoy seeing their reaction to any choice of Native American tribal song/dance in their full ancestral garments. I really enjoy seeing these myself and think they might too😊

In addition to all the feels, the authenticity and individuality of each person draws me in. It’s so refreshing and shows the beauty of humanity. It’s so meaningful in a world where suffering and disharmony can sweep us up like a tidal wave.

I didn't know the song had different verses for different occasions. That is actually quite brilliant. RIP Chester, and Chris

These men are so calm, not judging anyone, insightful, caring, loving….I could go on! If we all were like that, no matter what you believe in….the workd would look so different!❤❤❤❤

Chester’s voice is just hard breaking, I know I will cry with any of his vocals

I enjoyed this video. Thank you

I just love these men and the way their responses teach me something every time.

Every time I hear this song, I'm so proud to be Canadian. 🇨🇦

WONDERFUL!!!! THANK YOU AND YOUR TEAM SO MUCH! 😢😢😢

Muharam is the most sensitive person for the music... amazing reactions in all your videos. I admire his sesitivity for the art of music! Send my regards from Argentina!

Beautiful souls

The three wise Men. I love the willingness to listen, learn and appreciate other cultures and their music. Wishing you and your families well in the future.

I'm glad Chester Bennington is still having an impact on people's lives around the world.

Thanks for showing these people’s reactions and insights. There is a poem called ‘Richard Cory’, written in 1897, which you might find fitting with this theme. Paul Simon updated it and made it into a song, also by the name of ‘ Richard Cory’. It’s on an early album by Simon and Garfunkel.

I love you guys! Music speaks to our souls, through culture and language ❤️

I love listening to them talk about a song. They are wise without being judgmental

Much respect for these men coming together to explore the differences of the world around them. These are things that speak to the soul, and it's unifying to see that the nature of humanity supersedes the raw emotion that some people feel when listening to these things. God bless!

Thank's for this.

I hope you all are doing good. :) and this was great. ty

Id love to see them react to one more light. That song is so deep and powerful, I think they would appreciate the vulnerability of it.

Thank you for showing this to them and telling them about Chester’s passing. His story deserves to be known far and wide. I don’t know if theres any way to get footage of the memorial concert that Linkin Park played after Chester’s passing, but they performed Numb and that performance absolutely shook me to my core. The mic gets lit up, and theres nobody there. I would love to see their reaction to the song “Numb” first (the studio version) and what they interpret from the lyrics AND THEN a follow up video would be seeing how they react to the memorial concert version. Ill see it I can find a video of it and with a time stamp to that song as its a longer video.

What a shame that i only now found out about this channel. What a great way to show that in the end we humans are all the same. Well done Sir and all your guests

When I was young I did two school papers on songs. One of them was Hallelujah. Great to see that it seems to transcend culture. I would really like to see reactions to Billy Joel's Piano Man too. It's a very deep song with so much meaning, but also very catchy for people who may not be as familiar with Western music. Not sure it's possible, but would be cool to see reactions to songs with translated subtitles for them as well!

"Even Cohen, like the king in the song, was baffled by Hallelujah. He didn't want to explain it and decided he probably couldn't if he tried. He said: "If I knew where songs came from, I would go there more often."" - Xan Brooks, The Guardian

I get Goosebumps listening to Chris and Chester.. elevated watching these men listen to it.. These goosebumps I get feel like the breath of God and his angels. I am not religiously raised, I am as I came to the planet, fully aware of my mission with no interference from man's interpretations. The more I learn of the Bible and others Books, the more I get Goosebumps as my innate recognizes words of old from my soul. My group is all musicians. We did TRIBUTES for three years for Chris and Chester. Untill COVID, and they will resume next year. Each vocalist does a song for three hours. Changing out musicians too so that about a hundred end up playing or singing as they know the songs. When they do this.. it's all of them and all the audience, like Church, and Praise .. Our local radio DJs are there, and we raise money for Abused kids in the system.. because.. THESE TWO MEN we're about to blow open the elite pedophilia ring world wide in a radio interview in LA. Which had already been pre hearsed. Chester's last video was released at his death. And some one had attached a video of aan that looks like Johnpodesta in a bathroom torturing a boy of about 8 turning the water from cold to scorching. Making the child call him "father" not Daddy". The man was yelling " I am not your dad You call me Father! And the child screamed Father father! Ok ok! " It was 3am when I watched the video, coming home after a "gig" . No one was awake so I sent it in my horror to my friend that was preparing his tribute song, in another state.. saved it, thought I succeeded in uploading it, ( it all disappeared) He was up and he saw it, we watched it for an hour and txt back and forth , crying, but he knew it was not Suicide prevention he was going toe tion at the tribute, but child sex slavery and trafficking , he would mention it, but not the video. Just to be aware of it's prominence in the world and to learn to spot it.. a PSA. WE sent that video to post on every platform and captioned for them to watch till the end, AFTER the video, there is an Add On after the Ad. About ten responded theyde seen it by 8 am.. then we were asked what did we sent be aise it's not there. They could just see the title of the last Linkin Park Video. I looked aty phone and it was even gone from my playlist, hard drive, ECT. But if you look, you can find it. It took me a few months, but I eventually found it, and it keeps being deleted. But enough did catch it worldwide, many continue to release it.. The boy in the video is Chester, he found this vhs at his mother's in a box in the basement. Side by sides as an adult look just like JnPa. The person that was going to do the Chris Chester interview back ended it onto the new release. And said what they intended to do. Live stream interview at noontime, show the videos and others from the dark web to show the world what's going on. Chester was a no one, one day and a superstar the next, and never got how it happened so seamlessly.. them he found that VHS tape. He was a victim as a child and tortured and groomed them wiped. But retained emotional memory. As many do. Like myself. The next Tribute, when they resume , will be a full documentary with clips you can't unsee.. the punishment never fit the crime of destroying a child's faith.. these must be executed. These two did not commit suicide, they were suicidED. and the manner they were was a message.. Their wives have asked to stop pushing the issue, she denied it all for safety sake.. and their children. All Respect.. I have not relayed this story since. But here, with great respect to these men recognizing the pain in Chester's rendition. Without translation. With translation, some lines directly correlate to Child Abuse. Chris and Chester were about to remove themselves from the Slavery of Music Companies.. that put you in "situations" they record and then use to blackmail you to do "WHAT THEY TELL YOU" But.. GOD IS GREAT. and we shall over come.. from the dark, a spark lights up a room.. We have many songs that refer to child abuse.. many very subtlety. The pain is real, and they are trying now to break free.

That beautiful man was and will always remain a legend 🥺❤️🙏

Very wise men. Love from three different views but enough crossover to unite them. God bless ❤️🙏

I've been watching a lot of these since I discovered the channel yesterday, and it's really interesting to see their takes on different subjects nor musical performance. I've been thinking that it would be nice to see their reactions to a clip from the bande 'Of Monsters and Men'. Their first album clips are interesting story wise, like 'Little talks' or 'King and Lionheart'; second album clips for the acting performance, like 'Human', 'Wolves without teeth' or 'I of the storm'. And of course, the meaning behind the lyrics. There are fewer clips for their last album, but it could be nice too. Keep up with the good and entertaining work!

great Video! Hallelujah is the universal word for praise God.

How can you not feel we are all connected watching this?

Hello mr. Adnan, I live in Brazil, in a city called Rio Branco, that means Pakistan is the other side of the world from me. I want to tell you how special your videos are, for how they allow me to know the people and their culture from a place so far away. The way your countrymen speak, how they react to things I had experienced a hundred times such as the Metallica - One video, show much wisdom and value. I specially admire mr. Abdul Azir Rind, his age, his words and his behavior show much wisdom too, my family had a friend named Abdul. And so I thank you deeply and hope for you, your channel members and your country to succeed.

its a beautiful song the word hallelujah translates as praise Yah (G_d)

How good is it to see how a beautiful song can transcend cultural boundaries. It was good to see these men hear & try to understand the meaning of the song & for Abdul to explain the double tragedy of 2 young men murdered because they tried to shine a light on evil. Thank you.

I really like what this channel is doing, instead of simply exploring these people for views and getting them to react to generic things you are actually sharing different countries and messages with them from around the world which they may not have ever known about!

How perceptive these people are. And how kind and intuitive.

Beautiful music transcends language ❤❤❤

"poor man is hurt" oh bless this man

Please make a reaction video for "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. It's about a mother imparting wisdom to her son.

The butter mint yellow turban is beautiful!

Proof that wise men come from many countries and many stations of life, much respect, from America.

He's gone 5 years ago, but still missing!😢

So beautiful!

So thoughtful! This is such a valuable channel. I'm sure you have lots of ideas already, but have you thought about Olympic sports, such as figure skating, gymnastics, diving, etc? The human body can do amazing things, and since skating uses music and performance, it might be interesting to hear everyone's insight. Regardless, keep up the great work, this is a wonderful channel!

I’m sobbing. When he said how well off they are and still committed suicide, it hit SO hard. My friend was deeply loved. It still wasn’t enough.

Such a big fan of this channel. Great video as always. As a movie buff, I'm very interested to see a reaction to James Cameron's Avatar trailer for the first movie, and what they think of a big scifi movie with a message about the environment.

It's so sad how Chester passed shortly after this. I never knew him, but I feel my heart ache while listening to this.

Chris Cornell, his daughter sang this song. She also she sings beautifully.

Please show them Cornell's live cover of Nothing Compares 2 U. He had such a mournful voice.

I believe those were the original lyrics.

These men are or should be an inspiration to us all.