Guru Randhawa Breaks Silence On ‘Fine Shyt’ Backlash (Img: X)
New Delhi: Punjabi singer and rapper Guru Randhawa has responded to the criticism surrounding his latest track “Fine Shyt”, which has sparked mixed reactions online. While many fans are enjoying the catchy tune, some social media users have criticised the song’s lyrics, leading to memes and discussions across platforms.
Addressing the growing conversation, Randhawa asked fans to “calm down” and described the phrase used in the song as a casual slang term rather than something to be taken seriously.
After several users shared posts saying that the song’s tune and lyrics were stuck in their heads, Randhawa shared the track on Instagram and responded to the reactions.
He wrote that he was “guilty” of making songs that stay in listeners’ minds and added that he was enjoying the creative edits and discussions around the track.
Calling it “just a silly little slang,” the singer urged fans to take things lightly and avoid negativity.
Soon after its release, “Fine Shyt” became a topic of discussion on social media. While a section of listeners praised the upbeat music and catchy style, others questioned the choice of lyrics.
Several memes and online discussions emerged around the song, increasing its visibility among audiences.
The music video of “Fine Shyt” is set in an office environment and carries a fictional and satirical theme. Before the video begins, a disclaimer clarifies that the content is fictional and created for entertainment purposes.
The video features Randhawa along with artists including Ruhee Dosani, Divinity Bisht, Arshia Sinha, Raema Grover, Darlene Laura and Mehar Kaur.
Amid the ongoing discussion around his song, Guru Randhawa was recently seen visiting the Golden Temple in Amritsar, where he offered prayers.
Sharing a picture from the holy site, the singer posted a message about faith, strength and moving forward despite challenges.
“Fine Shyt” has been sung by Guru Randhawa and Yashvi Desai, with lyrics by Randhawa and Gurjit Gill.
