Gurugram: singer raftaar who is also prominently known for his rap in the bollywood songs shared his views on the existing diss culture in hip-hop. He described Diss traffers as a medium for people to express their percetices through music. Born in Kerala, Raftaar, Has Cemented His Position in the Hindi Hip-Hop Industry with Songs Like ‘Swag Mera Desi’, ‘All Black’, ‘All Black’, ‘Dilli Waali BaATCHEET’, ‘Allah Veh’ and ‘Sheikh Chilli’.
He has also served as a judge on the popular mtv rap reality show hustle.
Addressing the Ongoing Trend of Diss Tracks, Raftaar Advised People to Ignore the “Nonsense” and Focus on What they Find meaningful.
In an interaction with ani on saturday, raftaar said, “basically, Diss Songs are meant to present your perceptive. You have to just focus on the simple thing UCATION From it. IF your instincts say that it’s nonsense, then ignore it.
Raftaar Had been a part of a Diss battle Himself after He Shared a Feud with Rapper Emiway Bantai in 2018, DURING BOTH BOTH BOTH BOTH ARTISTS RELEASED MULTIPLE TRACKS AGAINST EACH Each.
Interestingly, Before Making a Name for Himself in Hip-Hop Music, Raftaar Started His Care as a Dancer on the Reality Show Dance India Dance in 2011. NOW, Years Later, The Singer Calls, The Singer Calls It AIT AIT AIT A.
“I used to do both (singing and dance) but my fluke hit on dance first. Love this also ‘. Said raftaar.
The ‘dhaakad’ singer also shared his views on the growing concert culture in India. He called it a way to feel normal amid the ongoing training in the world.
“Growing concerts means that youth is not stuck to their phone and are ready to go out. We make music so that people can resonate and it connects us.
“Else we see in the news that some fire is happy there or water overflowed there. So at least, these gathering gives us a moment of happy.” Added raftaar.
The Singer-Rapper raftaar is set to perform in the third Edition of Royal Stag Boom Box in Gurugram on Saturday. He will be joined by singer neeti mohan, armaan malika and dj yogii.