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Guru Randhawa hits back at critics with Finnish ‘Sisu’ mindset
Singer Guru Randhawa has hit back at online trolling over his new song 'Fine Shyt' by invoking the Finnish concept of Sisu, meaning resilience and inner strength. In a social media post…
The Story in Brief
Singer Guru Randhawa has hit back at online trolling over his new song 'Fine Shyt' by invoking the Finnish concept of Sisu, meaning resilience and inner strength. In a social media post on August 6, he declared he is in his 'own lane' and called the backlash 'One vs All', telling critics to 'make some new strategy'.
The music video for 'Fine Shyt', featuring co-singer Yashvi Desai and internet creators, was released on August 6. Separately, in July, Randhawa had described his track 'SIX' as blending hip-hop with Punjabi music, saying it is 'about the grind'.
The Indian Opinion
Guru Randhawa borrowing a Finnish concept to shrug off trolling is a neat PR move, but it avoids the question many fans are asking: why the coarse title? He is free to experiment, but calling critics 'One vs All' sounds less like resilience and more like dismissing valid taste differences. The real test will be whether radio stations and playlists actually play 'Fine Shyt' or quietly drop it.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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