Badshah Finally Opens Up On His Feud With Yo Yo Honey Singh By Calling Him ‘Self-Centered’, Makes Shocking Claim: “He Made Us Sign Blank Papers, What About Those Contracts?”

The longstanding feud between Indian rappers Badshah and Yo Yo Honey Singh has garnered significant attention. Formerly part of the band Mafia Mundeer, the duo delivered several hit tracks, including “Gabru,” “Haye Mera Dil,” “Glassi,” “Get Up Jawani,” and “Siftaan.” After the band’s last performance in 2012, Badshah has now come forward to reveal the details of their differences in a recent interview.

Unfulfilled Meeting and Ignored Calls

While both artists were founding members of Mafia Mundeer, Badshah shares that he never had the opportunity to meet Yo Yo Honey Singh personally during their time in the band. Despite being the only members initially, a break occurred between them in 2009. Badshah was working a regular job at the time and felt apprehensive. He tried contacting Honey Singh, but his calls were dodged. Interestingly, until their time together in Mafia Mundeer, they never met face-to-face, leaving room for speculation about how things might have turned out differently had they met.

A Strained Relationship

Badshah joined the band in 2006, but after three years, concerns arose among his parents. As a result, tensions escalated between Yo Yo Honey Singh and Badshah. The latter describes the Sunny Sunny singer’s treatment as peculiar and inconsistent. In 2011, their first collaborative song, “Get Up Jawani,” was released, which marked a turning point in their relationship. Badshah expresses his frustration, urging Honey Singh to consider their collective effort and not be self-centered. The artist also reveals that Honey Singh made him engage in questionable activities during their troubled phase.

The Issue of Blank Contracts

In the midst of their feud, Badshah reveals a shocking claim about Honey Singh. He alleges that Honey Singh made them sign blank papers and questions the legitimacy of those contracts. Badshah highlights the dichotomy of Honey Singh calling them “brothers” while disregarding their struggles and treating them unfairly. The experience was undoubtedly challenging for Badshah and his fellow bandmates.

Clarity at Last

Fans of the two artists now have some insight into the long-standing feud between Badshah and Yo Yo Honey Singh. The revelation of their differences sheds light on the challenges they faced during their time in Mafia Mundeer. The impact of these revelations on their fanbase and the future of their relationship remains to be seen.

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