Shloime Daskal & Zaltz - Singer Sunday

What's five things people wish they knew about 2060 I want to share with that person. We soloed out just a couple. Okay? First question tonight for Singer Sunday with Dance Girl, very excited. Why did he stop giving out albums? So, the answer to that is Um I used to do albums. Um we used to make money from making albums. Then we used to cover the loss. And then now it's like losing a losing, so Very expensive business card. Um but I realized one more thing [music] that an album brings 10 customers. A good wedding brings 50 customers. Exactly. Um what's your voice range? What would you say is your highest note? You're welcome to try it out now or or you could just tell us cuz we believe you, trust me. I know I can go very high. People ask me, "Why don't you do like screaming above like I tell the people always you have a car. It says it can go 220 mph. Nobody drives 220 mph, but it's good to know that your car can reach those numbers. I know I can reach high notes, but it's not pleasant to do on stage. I'm more focusing on passagio, singing [music] mid-range voice. Rich No, it should be rich and crispy and nice. Yeah, but not screaming is that's not my that's not my thing. Is there any particular reason why you prefer not to sing at concerts? I'm At concerts people not happy. People come depressed. They sitting on the chair and they says No, but they pay for it. They and they pay for it and they play with their phone games and they say, "Sing for me, play for me, make me happy." I come to a wedding, everybody is dressed nice, everybody's in a good mood, everybody's showered, everybody's like in a high. I give for the crowd and I feel like I get back from the crowd a real simcha. Delicious. Which Rebbetzin in New York gave you a potato chip when your father was sick? I want to know I want to understand >> this question? What's going on here? Because you know something. When my father died, I was before the levaya and I was in Williamsburg and the Rebbetzin Rebbetzin Titelbaum's Rebbetzin from Monroe, Sasha Titelbaum, she's biggest ba'al chesed in the world. She took care of us. All the way my father in the hospital and everything. I was my old beautiful baby. And she took me to the kitchen and she opened a box with snacks and she said, "What do you want?" And I picked a Liebers barbecue potato chips before the levaya. >> My favorite. I still remember that moment. Thank you, Reb I get the message.