I just saw your comments. I am sorry🤗. It made me very happy to see it in detail. What we do is not just singing. It is my greatest happiness to feel and feel all emotions on stage. Thanks for your comments 🤘💐🤘 Hayko Cepkin
Sir Hayko... I adore you. I'm so grateful for your fans. They lead me to your music and it's simply stunning. If it wasn't for them, I would be missing out on all of this musical goodness in my life. I'm a big fan of you and your art. Lots of love from Melbourne, Australia. I hope I can come to watch you perform live one day. I promise I won't faint 😆😍😎
The reason he uses his finger to “smile” results from the lyrics: “I have never laughed even for a moment”. That “forced” laugh adds so many dimentions to the song and the mental state he is in imo. Once again amazing analysis, thank you so much!
Sahnelerindeki tiyatral tavrının, bir zamanlar tiyatrocu olmak istemesi ama olamaması ve içinde ukte olarak kalmasına bağlıyorum. Gözündeki kusurdan dolayı mimiklerini kullanamayacağını düşündükleri için reddedilmiş ve tiyatro kariyeri başlamadan bitmiş. Ama ünlü olduktan yıllar sonra bir müzikal ile karşımıza çıktı. Eğitimli oyunculardan bile çok daha iyi oynadığını görünce şok şaşırdım ve takdir ettim. Onu reddedenlere tokat gibi bir cevap vermiş gibiydi. Tiyatro sevdası var yani özetle :)
Hello Scoot firstly thanks for your analyses. As a Hayko fan i cant describe how happy i am. When i listening Hayko i didnt know it contains too many details on the song but after your analyses i understand it perfectly. Amazing video. Peace out.
Puuh.. One of the best songs I've ever heard. What brilliant lyrics. If he were English, the whole world would know him. Such a great Star!!! A great analysis.. Thank you.
he is a opera singer and actor, his songs contain a certain concept, the paranoia song is a song about fear and paranoia, the stage performance is arranged accordingly.
I am absolutely in love with the video format you have here, it is really in depth and you do analysis on the lyrics even for a foreign language! This song is more like a play imo, it's a visual and emotional show as much as it is a song, i love this performance it always gives me shivers. Being located in middle east, Turkish music uses inbetween notes compared to western scales, so some parts may sound a bit off depending on whixh scale you are used to, i hope it doesn't bother you as it adds further complexity to enjoy and more possibilities as well. Thanks for analyzing Turkish music, if you are taking recommendations i absolutely recommend Mor ve Ötesi, they are a great band.
Celestial Colosseum, you made my morning. It feels good to know my videos are being enjoyed. Turkish music is so beautiful, I hope to visit one day and work with a vocal coach there to learn all the amazing ways notes are embellished and decorated. 😍☺❤
Thank you esot. Editing takes 2-3 days for me right now. Still learning how to do it but it's really fun haha! And yes more Şebnem Ferah videos on the way 😍
First of all, thank you very much for your detailed analyze. Btw, even before your comments, I could understand the value of this master piece. This is more than a song. I wish you could also understand Turkish. So you could get easily how much he is talented.
Since there's no English translation here, I want to share this magnificent song's translation. She looked at me, she saw me She checked me out, she approached me And this means...and this means What did it mean, what did it mean? I asked the question, what did I ask her, I asked the question
Did you look at me, did you see me? Did you check me out? Held my hand Approached me, broke my back, heard me Look, look at yourself, turned into ashes, melted
Did she look at me, did she see me Did she see this, did she love me Did she kiss me, did she ask me, grabbed my hand Oh, Oh my situation , would be good if I were to be sure
Was there someone, did she see me Asked the question, did she ask a question Did she ask a question, did she ask me Oh, Oh my situation
You are, my words are to you I became your slave, I became your poodle, did someone see my state? Did someone shoot, did someone break my balance? Look at my condition, I have smiled even for a second
Stop me for once, stop me for once Stop my tongue... stop my voice, a doctor for me See my condition, look at my brain Was it lived... I couldn't know
aslında kız manasında söylemiyor orda yani she kalıbı hükümsüz kalır. burda hayko bana bi baktı derken 2. yanından bahsediyor. / in fact, it doesn't mean girl there, so the pattern she is invalid. Here, when Hayko says he looked at me, he is talking about his second side.
Hayko Cepkin is one of the most valuable artists of our country. He definitely evokes deep emotions, I would love for you to analyze one of her songs, I'm very curious about your reaction. 'Hayvaaağ1n' definitely analyze it :)
Love Hayko, love this video of yours. Since there is no one correct translation, I would like to share my interpretation. I tried to convey the meaning despite these two things about the Turkish language: 1) There is only one genderless pronoun. 2) There is a question particle and it changes the focus of the question depending on where it goes in the sentence. [Voiceover] All that is going on, you are the meaning of it all. The beginning that you don't know the reason to, you will also see its ending that has no reason. If you can realize without you or me realizing, then the only thing you shall enjoy is _time._ Time: a countdown. [Verse 1] _[addressed to a third person]_ Took a look at me Saw me for once Laid eyes on me for once Drew near me And the meaning of this is... And the meaning of this is... What was the meaning of this? What was the meaning of this? I asked the question What was it that I asked? I asked the question [Verse 2] You! Did you look at _me?_ Did you see _me?_ Did you lay eyes on _me?_ Held my hand Came near me Broke my back Heard my voice Look, look at what you've become You turned into ashes, right, melted? _[back to addressing a third person]_ Looked at _me?_ Saw _me?_ Saw _this?_ Loved _me?_ Kissed _me?_ Asked _me?_ Grabbed my hand Well, damn, what I've become If only I could be sure [Bridge] Was there _someone?_ Did _someone_ see? Asked the question Asked _a question?_ Asked _a question?_ Asked _me_ a question? Well, damn, what I've become It's you! My words are for you! [Verse 3] I've been at your beck and call! Did _someone_ see what I've become? Did _someone_ hit me? Did _someone_ break this balance of mine? Look at what I've become! Never for a moment have I smiled Stop me for once! Stop me for once! Stop my tongue! GRAAAAH! Stop my voice Need a doctor See what I've become Look into my brain I can't tell if it all really happened...
I will try to explain but it may be wrong because of google translate. Actually, Hayko's stage show is about people with paranoia. In other words, what he is doing is actually making the paranoid feelings pass to the audience. The song title is paranoia. In his stage shows, even if you don't understand the song, you can guess by watching it. Hayko is a very good singer as well as a very good actor. He even plays in a musical now. His name is Jekyll and Hyde
another good video... I love the videos where you react to hayko cepkin. please continue. a song suggestion; hayko cepkin- kabul olur and hayko cepkin- dans et
Man! This is not a reaction. This is a proper, greatly done analysis. Best I've seen so far. Hayko is an interesting personality himself. At first sight, I was thinking he was nuts. His songs almost always feel like about a poor guy who is truly angry, I mean in a psychological problem level angry, at everything, but trying all his best to hide it. But somehow, somewhere in the songs, he cannot hold it and it just comes out. I'm saying this because Hayko is using the singing styles from traditional Turkish music. Some of the most tranquil ones, classical turkish music. I can even say that at places, his singing reminds me of religious songs, the sufi music... and the sylz of masters like "Kani Karaca". This is why I feel like "he's trying to hide" a very deep anger, by using the most tranquil styles :) But when I watched his interviews, I found out that the guy is lively, fun, and a true gentlemen. So what he does on stage is not his personality, but a stage character. But... who knows :) There might still be this crazy man inside :) God, this has been long. But I LOVED your analysis. So, sorry for the length of the comment. Here's a gift for you: a clip from a comedy show, where Hayko supposedly joins a traditional Turkish music chorus to "healé his weird style, but still cannot fully recover :) ua-cam.com/video/X3rqIWXUWco/v-deo.html And here's a "sufi song" from Hayko: ua-cam.com/video/n9aIm1xeiZM/v-deo.html
And then, there's this, if you haven't watched already: ua-cam.com/video/QlHB_a8W0xs/v-deo.html Hayko being the crazy Hayko at the beginning, and the sufi singer Hayko on the second half. A true summary of his style.
Fatih Çam, I really appreciate your time writing and sharing all of your thoughts. Now you got me intrigued by Turkish Choral music and sufi music 😀 The Pitch Black Process feat. Hayko Cepkin song: Zahid Bizi Tan Eyleme is a masterpiece! *faints. It's sooo good!
Just found out your channel 🙌 Actually there are a lot of singer who sing on that UA-cam channel (See U On Wednesday) Here's my recommendations : • Nuca - Diamonds • Novia - This Mountain • Olivia - Driver's License Note : All of them was also singing on that channel Thank you✨
I just saw your comments. I am sorry🤗. It made me very happy to see it in detail. What we do is not just singing. It is my greatest happiness to feel and feel all emotions on stage. Thanks for your comments 🤘💐🤘 Hayko Cepkin
Hayko abim o kadar iyisin ki bazen seni hak etmiyor muşuz gibi hissediyorum yok böyle bir ses ve sahne ya
Sir Hayko... I adore you. I'm so grateful for your fans. They lead me to your music and it's simply stunning. If it wasn't for them, I would be missing out on all of this musical goodness in my life. I'm a big fan of you and your art. Lots of love from Melbourne, Australia. I hope I can come to watch you perform live one day. I promise I won't faint 😆😍😎
Müthiş biri⭐️
harikasın hayko abim
@@senakaracay8430 haketmiyoruz zaten bu adam eger yurt dısında bir muzisyen olsaydi dünya çapında bir ses ve sahne olurdu ki zaten öyle
The reason he uses his finger to “smile” results from the lyrics: “I have never laughed even for a moment”. That “forced” laugh adds so many dimentions to the song and the mental state he is in imo. Once again amazing analysis, thank you so much!
Omg thank you for sharing that. It makes even more sense now! Hayko... what a storyteller!
Sahnelerindeki tiyatral tavrının, bir zamanlar tiyatrocu olmak istemesi ama olamaması ve içinde ukte olarak kalmasına bağlıyorum. Gözündeki kusurdan dolayı mimiklerini kullanamayacağını düşündükleri için reddedilmiş ve tiyatro kariyeri başlamadan bitmiş. Ama ünlü olduktan yıllar sonra bir müzikal ile karşımıza çıktı. Eğitimli oyunculardan bile çok daha iyi oynadığını görünce şok şaşırdım ve takdir ettim. Onu reddedenlere tokat gibi bir cevap vermiş gibiydi. Tiyatro sevdası var yani özetle :)
Honestly all your videos are so descriptive, love what you do for the artist community. An absolute legend Hayko Cepkin
good job, you really analyzed hayko very well.
Thank you. I hope you enjoyed it :D
@@ScottLeVocalCoach Definitely :)
Best reaction Channel, I see too much work these videos preciated
Thank you Büyük dalga. I'm happy you enjoyed watching it :)
Hello Scoot firstly thanks for your analyses. As a Hayko fan i cant describe how happy i am. When i listening Hayko i didnt know it contains too many details on the song but after your analyses i understand it perfectly. Amazing video. Peace out.
Puuh.. One of the best songs I've ever heard. What brilliant lyrics. If he were English, the whole world would know him. Such a great Star!!!
A great analysis.. Thank you.
pls more hayko cepkin reaction we love u
"Hayko Cepkin is a true ARTIST!"
This is it...
You deserve much more view! This is awesome :)
he is a opera singer and actor, his songs contain a certain concept, the paranoia song is a song about fear and paranoia, the stage performance is arranged accordingly.
this was so professional. Keep up man
I am absolutely in love with the video format you have here, it is really in depth and you do analysis on the lyrics even for a foreign language! This song is more like a play imo, it's a visual and emotional show as much as it is a song, i love this performance it always gives me shivers. Being located in middle east, Turkish music uses inbetween notes compared to western scales, so some parts may sound a bit off depending on whixh scale you are used to, i hope it doesn't bother you as it adds further complexity to enjoy and more possibilities as well. Thanks for analyzing Turkish music, if you are taking recommendations i absolutely recommend Mor ve Ötesi, they are a great band.
Celestial Colosseum, you made my morning. It feels good to know my videos are being enjoyed. Turkish music is so beautiful, I hope to visit one day and work with a vocal coach there to learn all the amazing ways notes are embellished and decorated. 😍☺❤
amazinggg
👍😎👏 greetings from Turkey
That lip movement there is due to the lyrics of the song, "I didn't laugh for a moment". 🧏♀️
It was great again thank you
No worries noname. Thank you for watching 😀
pls more hayko cepkin Hauko cepkin Zaman gecti An epic symphony
I love how you take your time to edit your videos. I recommend you to check out more Şebnem Ferah live performances like "Can Kırıkları" and "Delgeç".
Thank you esot. Editing takes 2-3 days for me right now. Still learning how to do it but it's really fun haha! And yes more Şebnem Ferah videos on the way 😍
11.43 I love this reaction ahahaha
First of all, thank you very much for your detailed analyze. Btw, even before your comments, I could understand the value of this master piece. This is more than a song. I wish you could also understand Turkish. So you could get easily how much he is talented.
Since there's no English translation here, I want to share this magnificent song's translation.
She looked at me, she saw me
She checked me out, she approached me
And this means...and this means
What did it mean, what did it mean?
I asked the question, what did I ask her, I asked the question
Did you look at me, did you see me?
Did you check me out? Held my hand
Approached me, broke my back, heard me
Look, look at yourself, turned into ashes, melted
Did she look at me, did she see me
Did she see this, did she love me
Did she kiss me, did she ask me, grabbed my hand
Oh, Oh my situation , would be good if I were to be sure
Was there someone, did she see me
Asked the question, did she ask a question
Did she ask a question, did she ask me
Oh, Oh my situation
You are, my words are to you
I became your slave, I became your poodle, did someone see my state?
Did someone shoot, did someone break my balance?
Look at my condition, I have smiled even for a second
Stop me for once, stop me for once
Stop my tongue... stop my voice, a doctor for me
See my condition, look at my brain
Was it lived... I couldn't know
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this İlayda! 😍
aslında kız manasında söylemiyor orda yani she kalıbı hükümsüz kalır. burda hayko bana bi baktı derken 2. yanından bahsediyor. / in fact, it doesn't mean girl there, so the pattern she is invalid. Here, when Hayko says he looked at me, he is talking about his second side.
you should see his performance as Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
20- An Epic Symphony & Hayko Cepkin - Yalniz
Kalsin mix Ben insan Degil miyim
I would like you to evaluate this performance 🙏👍
Hayko is a great person and a great artist.
Hayko Cepkin is one of the most valuable artists of our country. He definitely evokes deep emotions, I would love for you to analyze one of her songs, I'm very curious about your reaction. 'Hayvaaağ1n' definitely analyze it :)
This review is really different. He cares, he examines it in all detail. Normally I don't comment much, congratulations.
Dans et from hayko , Thats one of his amazing musics I am sure u ll love that
Love Hayko, love this video of yours. Since there is no one correct translation, I would like to share my interpretation. I tried to convey the meaning despite these two things about the Turkish language: 1) There is only one genderless pronoun. 2) There is a question particle and it changes the focus of the question depending on where it goes in the sentence.
[Voiceover]
All that is going on, you are the meaning of it all.
The beginning that you don't know the reason to, you will also see its ending that has no reason.
If you can realize without you or me realizing, then the only thing you shall enjoy is _time._
Time: a countdown.
[Verse 1]
_[addressed to a third person]_
Took a look at me
Saw me for once
Laid eyes on me for once
Drew near me
And the meaning of this is...
And the meaning of this is...
What was the meaning of this?
What was the meaning of this?
I asked the question
What was it that I asked?
I asked the question
[Verse 2]
You!
Did you look at _me?_
Did you see _me?_
Did you lay eyes on _me?_
Held my hand
Came near me
Broke my back
Heard my voice
Look, look at what you've become
You turned into ashes, right, melted?
_[back to addressing a third person]_
Looked at _me?_
Saw _me?_
Saw _this?_
Loved _me?_
Kissed _me?_
Asked _me?_
Grabbed my hand
Well, damn, what I've become
If only I could be sure
[Bridge]
Was there _someone?_
Did _someone_ see?
Asked the question
Asked _a question?_
Asked _a question?_
Asked _me_ a question?
Well, damn, what I've become
It's you!
My words are for you!
[Verse 3]
I've been at your beck and call!
Did _someone_ see what I've become?
Did _someone_ hit me?
Did _someone_ break this balance of mine?
Look at what I've become!
Never for a moment have I smiled
Stop me for once!
Stop me for once!
Stop my tongue!
GRAAAAH!
Stop my voice
Need a doctor
See what I've become
Look into my brain
I can't tell if it all really happened...
@supiket You are wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing this translation with all of us. ❤😍
I will try to explain but it may be wrong because of google translate. Actually, Hayko's stage show is about people with paranoia. In other words, what he is doing is actually making the paranoid feelings pass to the audience. The song title is paranoia. In his stage shows, even if you don't understand the song, you can guess by watching it. Hayko is a very good singer as well as a very good actor. He even plays in a musical now. His name is Jekyll and Hyde
another good video... I love the videos where you react to hayko cepkin. please continue.
a song suggestion; hayko cepkin- kabul olur and hayko cepkin- dans et
love ur haircut
hayko cepkin gelin olmuş gidiyorsun and berteraf et check this 2 sings. Very good songs.
A great earthquake occured in our country. We need your help. Please donate and pray for our country. Thank you so much! 🙏🇹🇷
You should listen Zara-Avşar Elleri or Zara -Şad Olup Gülmedim. I think you like her voice so much. I loved your channel ☺️
Hey Feyza. Thank you for watching my videos. I really appreciate it. And thank you for your recommendations. I'll have a listen to them 😍
@@ScottLeVocalCoach thank you ☺️ you're so kind 💙
Bertaraf et hayko Cepkin
İşin de çok çok iyisin bunu biliyorsun zaten 👍
Man! This is not a reaction. This is a proper, greatly done analysis. Best I've seen so far.
Hayko is an interesting personality himself. At first sight, I was thinking he was nuts. His songs almost always feel like about a poor guy who is truly angry, I mean in a psychological problem level angry, at everything, but trying all his best to hide it. But somehow, somewhere in the songs, he cannot hold it and it just comes out.
I'm saying this because Hayko is using the singing styles from traditional Turkish music. Some of the most tranquil ones, classical turkish music. I can even say that at places, his singing reminds me of religious songs, the sufi music... and the sylz of masters like "Kani Karaca". This is why I feel like "he's trying to hide" a very deep anger, by using the most tranquil styles :)
But when I watched his interviews, I found out that the guy is lively, fun, and a true gentlemen. So what he does on stage is not his personality, but a stage character. But... who knows :) There might still be this crazy man inside :)
God, this has been long. But I LOVED your analysis. So, sorry for the length of the comment.
Here's a gift for you: a clip from a comedy show, where Hayko supposedly joins a traditional Turkish music chorus to "healé his weird style, but still cannot fully recover :) ua-cam.com/video/X3rqIWXUWco/v-deo.html
And here's a "sufi song" from Hayko: ua-cam.com/video/n9aIm1xeiZM/v-deo.html
And then, there's this, if you haven't watched already: ua-cam.com/video/QlHB_a8W0xs/v-deo.html
Hayko being the crazy Hayko at the beginning, and the sufi singer Hayko on the second half. A true summary of his style.
Fatih Çam, I really appreciate your time writing and sharing all of your thoughts. Now you got me intrigued by Turkish Choral music and sufi music 😀 The Pitch Black Process feat. Hayko Cepkin song: Zahid Bizi Tan Eyleme is a masterpiece! *faints. It's sooo good!
Just found out your channel 🙌
Actually there are a lot of singer who sing on that UA-cam channel (See U On Wednesday)
Here's my recommendations :
• Nuca - Diamonds
• Novia - This Mountain
• Olivia - Driver's License
Note :
All of them was also singing on that channel
Thank you✨
Amazing. Thanks M.Fadhil Syuzaaaaa :D
👍👍👍❤❤❤
It is very important to understand the words, but the art is obvious without it.
Could you please react to the song Sertab Erener & İzmir Big Band - Lal?
I will check it out for sure. Thank you Elcin :D
Haluk Levent - Dadaloğlu
Müziğin bir dinî olsaydı Hayko o dinin Tanrısı olurdu.
Doga icin cal ... please
please react this Hayko Cepkin - Yalnız Kalsın mix Ben İnsan Değil miyim ua-cam.com/video/VWtEteOjMbk/v-deo.html
“Murat Karahan “ you should listen once. the world knows her
I will add her to my 'to-listen' list haha! thanks Göknur!