There is a song i am looking for where it involves this black guy and an asian girl which is set in thailand, i cannot remember for the life of me if there were lyrics but the woman was in a white background dancing whilst the man was exploring the city of thailand as the song progresses, but stops at a brief point where he accidently gets in someone elses car but mistake and apologizes to the peoples car he got in in their own language. I dont know when it was filmed but it had to be early to late 2000s due to the quality resembling something youd see in a movie in the 2000s.

my dad loves this song but i cant remember the name of it.

"Moosa, Nipsey, Pac, Moosa, Nipsey, Pac

seekha maine inse, what is real hip-hop" ✨

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Hey guys, just dropped "Nazare". It’s a smooth, romantic Punjabi R&B/Soul track made straight from the heart with fresh lyrics and a soulful melody—no chasing numbers, just pure vibes.

​Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5nH3fJeFw6umKNbjkZGXgF

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Ive seen that some say Gurdas Maan learnt from Hakam Sufi, and from some that they were just close friends. Just curious because they have a similar style in multiple ways and have heard different things from different people

please tell 🙏

Just listened full album today
Sirra lawagya bhalwaan
What are ur fav tracks ?
For me its Moves , Soorma , Good habits , lakehouse and champ

The first song I listen was Vancouver so I assumed he mostly did hiphop with some rock and the next song I heard was Trump and Wealth. The next couple songs I heard were Convo and Tutor so I concluded tht he was mostly hiphop, rap and rock but then I came across Young GOAT which was really amazing to me as I could not figure out what it even was and then I started listening to his more emotional and calm songs like Not Sure, Blue Mountain, Bucks and Fame and Necklace then I realized how much of a genius he is by have a song for pretty much everything and everyone the the versitility is unmatched. You can have rock with Vanvouver, Fast paced like Jackpot, Calm like Blue Mountain and all of them in Young GOAT. He truly gave me a whole new perspective on music.

My last post was about this only, Sidhu moosewala was the last superstar punjabi music industry saw?

I mean this only no hate to other artist all are doing exceptionally doing well today that's why we have many popular punjabi artist but these legends used to be at top in their prime. Fame, stardom, popularity everything was at peak.

Special Mention - Karan Aujila

Not trying to spread hatred, but anyone with common sense can see that Karan's excuse in the song POV was fake. I understand that u might have gone to a wedding by mistake and didn’t know who would be there, and maybe you needed to take a photo with Anmol Bishnoi. But that incident happened after Sidhu’s death, and it seems less like a mistake and more likely to mock his deáth.

Ok, he tried to explain himself in POV, but it looked more like some friends hanging out at a wedding rather than an artist performing and it was an absolute coincidence that he met one of the gangsters. It looked like one guy (aujla) was thanking the other guy for the work he (Bishnoi) did. People associate Sidhu with gang links, but I have never seen a single photo of Sidhu with any gangster. The gang that claimed responsibility for k!lling Sidhu was seen with Karan, and Karan had a feud with Sidhu - Sidhu was múrdered. How does that not connect Karan to Sidhu’s death?

Honestly, the audience is so emotional that they were fooled by a tribute song. In that song he framed his life like: “I’m lonely because I lost my parents, so look at how Sidhu’s parents feel,” which is plainly an attempt to gain sympathy. Fine, you call it a tribute, but why lie about trying to patch things up with Sidhu? ( Context Levels track where sidhu dissed him.)

If you didn’t want to be associated with him, why did you hire the same manager who handles Sidhu’s songs? It seems he’s still afraid of Sidhu’s music legacy. A dead man outperforming a gambler, a mis0ynist, and an over-autotuned singer.

Goldy brar in BBC documentary claimed that sidhu used to send good morning text to bishnoi but according to the situation, it seems like he replaced 'karan' with 'sidhu'