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Guru Randhawa’s latest song ‘Fine Shit’ has sparked controversy, with many social media users trolling the singer and criticizing the track.
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While some listeners have enjoyed the song, others have called it ‘cringe’ and accused it of promoting problematic views about women and corporate workplaces.
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Amid the ongoing criticism, Guru Randhawa has responded to his trolls, making it clear that the negativity surrounding the song does not affect him.
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On August 12, Guru shared a picture on Instagram with a bold message for his critics, saying that attempts to bring him down had not worked.
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Soon after sharing the post, Guru Randhawa disabled the comments section, keeping further reactions to his statement away from the post.
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Guru had previously shared a video joking about the controversy, saying he was guilty of making songs that stay in people’s heads and asking everyone to take the slang lightly.
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Singer Tony Kakkar also reacted to the controversy with a humorous video in which he pretended to call Guru Randhawa and jokingly questioned him about the song.
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The ‘Fine Shit’ music video begins with a disclaimer stating that all people featured are adults and the story is fictional, while also warning viewers not to copy its dance moves at the office.