Yo Yo Honey Singh and Badshah had put an end to their 15-year feud last year. However, recent events suggest that the rivalry has been reignited.
Honey Singh recently took to his Instagram stories to take a jab at Badshah’s rap skills, sparking renewed buzz among fans and reigniting discussions about their ongoing tensions.
Yo Yo Honey Singh took to his Instagram Stories to share a promo video from Indian Idol 15, which featured Badshah showcasing his freestyle rap skills alongside Vishal Dadlani and Shreya Ghoshal.
In the video, Badshah is heard rapping, “Dilli ka golgappa, Mumbai se bhelpuri, Chandigarh ki lassi ko gadd gadd pi jaate hai.” Sharing this clip, Honey Singh made a sarcastic comment, writing, “Aise lyrics likhwane hai bass taqdeer ban jayegi meri (Such lyrics will make my fortune),” followed by a laughing emoji.
For those unaware, the two rappers parted ways in 2009 due to a mysterious feud, and tensions escalated when Badshah took shots at Singh through his music. Despite Singh experiencing a health setback that temporarily halted his career, it seems he still holds onto their past conflict.
In a recent interview with The Lallantop, Honey Singh was asked about his feelings toward Badshah, Honey Singh remarked that anger is reserved for those close to you, not for outsiders or clients. He referred to Badshah as a ‘client’ because their initial meeting occurred when Badshah’s father sought Honey’s help to create music for his son’s English song, marking Honey’s first collaboration with Badshah’s affluent family.
Meanwhile, Yo Yo Honey Singh is known for hits like ‘Millionaire,’ ‘Jatt Mehkma,’ ‘High on Me,’ ‘Bonita,’ ‘Hide It,’ ‘Malamaal,’ ‘Rounds N Ring,’ ‘Lapata,’ ‘Payal,’ ‘Caliente,’ ‘6 AM,’ ‘Majnoonh,’ ‘Sheeshe Wali Chuni,’ ‘Shamaan De Vele,’ and others.
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