When the stage is close to the audience, or the venue only holds a few thousand people, Dimash interacts more easily, there is a lot of laughter, fun, and jokes. He shakes hands with the audience, takes children on stage, runs among people, and when he hears that someone is singing well, he also takes such a viewer on stage, gives them a microphone and lets them sing. And when the stadium and the audience are huge, he also runs to people, but there are more fences and he cannot take anyone on stage with him. One more interesting fact. Very often at concerts, Dimash takes off his shoes and runs around the stage in his socks. I love this moment, because it is so natural and original. Sometimes he slides on his knees on the stage until his pants are worn out, sometimes he climbs on the equipment. In Prague people came so close to the stage (despite the security held on and blocking the way) that one lady almost managed to take Dimash's sock, and another managed to pat him on the knee while he was sitting on the stage. Later Dimash wrote on Ig that a lot was happening because the audience had a sense of humor.
He found the sock stealing incident so funny, although I was concerned for him this weekend when he was attending his friends concert. Despite having 4 bodyguards he was getting pushed and shoved while trying to leave and I was so concerned for his broken fingers. I really think that if he can't be seated away from the general audience like they did at the tennis match then he's going to have to restrict himself to watching from backstage.
@@debbiemorgan859 😳I agree! It was a bit frightening with so many people wanting to touch him in that crowd and he really had too few security guards to help move the crowd who wouldn't move out of the way. ☹
Glad you had so much fun reacting to this. Now you see why all of us Dears love him so much, because not only is his voice and skills are out of this world talented, he is very down to earth. No ego. He just wants to give us a great show. Have a good time. He is not so full of himself that he can’t laugh about his little mishaps. There, you see the REAL Dimash. Yes, Dears from 60 countries. This series was done a few years back. His most recent concert back home in Astana Kazakhstan, the report was that Dears from 90 counties were there. It’s totally awesome and totally amazing. 🤩 😊
This guide is amazing. I’ve watched it all several times. Episode nine is really good too. Thank you for covering it. I’ve been to five overseas Dimash concerts and they are so special. Hope I get to another one next year. But great that everyone can see his full concerts on you tube.
When the stage is close to the audience, or the venue only holds a few thousand people, Dimash interacts more easily, there is a lot of laughter, fun, and jokes. He shakes hands with the audience, takes children on stage, runs among people, and when he hears that someone is singing well, he also takes such a viewer on stage, gives them a microphone and lets them sing. And when the stadium and the audience are huge, he also runs to people, but there are more fences and he cannot take anyone on stage with him. One more interesting fact. Very often at concerts, Dimash takes off his shoes and runs around the stage in his socks. I love this moment, because it is so natural and original. Sometimes he slides on his knees on the stage until his pants are worn out, sometimes he climbs on the equipment. In Prague people came so close to the stage (despite the security held on and blocking the way) that one lady almost managed to take Dimash's sock, and another managed to pat him on the knee while he was sitting on the stage. Later Dimash wrote on Ig that a lot was happening because the audience had a sense of humor.
He found the sock stealing incident so funny, although I was concerned for him this weekend when he was attending his friends concert. Despite having 4 bodyguards he was getting pushed and shoved while trying to leave and I was so concerned for his broken fingers.
I really think that if he can't be seated away from the general audience like they did at the tennis match then he's going to have to restrict himself to watching from backstage.
@@debbiemorgan859 😳I agree! It was a bit frightening with so many people wanting to touch him in that crowd and he really had too few security guards to help move the crowd who wouldn't move out of the way. ☹
Glad you had so much fun reacting to this. Now you see why all of us Dears love him so much, because not only is his voice and skills are out of this world talented, he is very down to earth. No ego. He just wants to give us a great show. Have a good time. He is not so full of himself that he can’t laugh about his little mishaps. There, you see the REAL Dimash. Yes, Dears from 60 countries. This series was done a few years back. His most recent concert back home in Astana Kazakhstan, the report was that Dears from 90 counties were there. It’s totally awesome and totally amazing. 🤩 😊
Amo esses vídeos de LiLaSi!
Aguardo o próximo!
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This guide is amazing. I’ve watched it all several times. Episode nine is really good too. Thank you for covering it. I’ve been to five overseas Dimash concerts and they are so special. Hope I get to another one next year. But great that everyone can see his full concerts on you tube.
Aquí la perfección en persona Dimash ❤❤❤❤
Esta guía es maravillosa!!!Gracias!!!Cómo no amar a Dimash 😍Saludos desde Argentina!!!🤗👋👋🇦🇷
Hello !!! 16 countries back then. Now there are 80 countries that travel all across the 🌎 to see him life in concert.
Love that you're continuing with this series. The next one is so funny 🤣
Bet im excited to see the next one
muy divertido ❤
My guess is they sell those Dear tiaras at the concerts.
Ohne Kopfhörer ❤❤❤respect