New music feud alert: Did Badshah shade Honey Singh in ‘Gone Girl’ diss track? Watch : Bollywood News

Music mogul, entrepreneur and mentor Badshah unleashes his fiery new single ‘Gone Girl’ which features frequent collaborator Payal Dev on vocals and upcoming Telugu actress Sakshi Vadya in the music video. What has caught the audience’s attention however is the witty referencing to the long-standing beef between the Bollywood hitmaker and his former Mafia Mundeer band member, Honey Singh in this bonafide dancefloor banger.

New music feud alert: Did Badshah shade Honey Singh in ‘Gone Girl’ diss track? Watch

The internet is in a meltdown with celebrities like Ikka saying ‘B for banger’ and Ayushmann Khurrana saying ‘Damn’ and Munawar Faruqui saying ‘Hahaha can’t wait’ and Mukesh Chabbra sending hearts.

Badshah is seen trading high-tempo bars on how he’s the undisputed king of the Indian hip-hop industry and has come a long way in revolutionizing the scene while Honey Singh is still struggling to deliver hits after his comeback on the scene a few years ago.

The hard hitting diss goes like- "ek baat samajh le, mein bolu kam aankhon se padhle, game ke top pe baitha, jiske bhi bas ki wo aake pakadle, inse game crack hi nai hora na, hit koi track hi nai hora na, yahaan fir maine scene change kiya , aur kuch logo ka come back hi nai hora.. woo, badshah hai naam meri jaan, pyaar so mujhko wo baddie bolti hai, aye game mein laundo ka baap hoon baby, ek tu hi thodi hai jo mujhe daddy bolti hai."

Earlier this month, Badshah opened up about the 2012 Mafia Mundeer controversial split on the Raj Shamani podcast and called Honey Singh’s intentions as ‘self-centred’ for focussing on his solo growth at the band’s expense and getting the band members such as Raftaar, Ikka, Lil Golu and himself to sign blank contracts.

As one of India’s hip-hop frontrunners, Badshah is no stranger to crafting anthemic records and he’s ensuring ‘Gone Girl’ follows in the footsteps of his decade-plus career of producing bangers, presenting a highly awaited and authentic soundscape that pays ode to his old school style of music.

For the uninitiated, the musical prodigy’s previous releases ‘Retropanda’ (2022) and ‘3 A.M. Sessions’ (2023) established a sharp U-turn from his signature style of foot-stomping club anthems as he embraced newer formats and styles.

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