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Guru Randhawa’s Fine Shyt draws ire as noise pollution
Guru Randhawa's new music video Fine Shyt has triggered online backlash. Social media users called the track 'noise pollution' and mocked its workplace setting where female colleagues dance around the singer. Hindustan…
The Story in Brief
Guru Randhawa's new music video Fine Shyt has triggered online backlash. Social media users called the track 'noise pollution' and mocked its workplace setting where female colleagues dance around the singer. Hindustan Times and Mathrubhumi report that many predict the song will still go viral through dance reels despite the criticism.
This is not Randhawa's first controversy. His earlier video Azul faced criticism for sexualising schoolgirls and romanticising a teacher-student relationship. Mathrubhumi adds that a Ludhiana court summoned Randhawa over that video. The singer has not responded to the latest backlash.
The Indian Opinion
Every time a pop video like Fine Shyt drops, online outrage is predictable. But the real question is why creators keep returning to the same tropes when they know the backlash will come. The easy narrative blames either the singer or the critics, while millions of streams suggest a more complicated demand. Watch for the view counts on this song to see if talk translates into action.
Sources (2): hindustantimes.com, english.mathrubhumi.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above.
Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
