Badshah Settles 15-Year Conflict With Honey Singh: 'Jodne Waale Bahut Kam The, Todne Waale Bahut The'
At a concert in Dehradun, Badshah publicly resolved his feud with Yo Yo Honey Singh . During his performance at GraFest 2024, he paused to express his desire to end the conflict, attributing it to misunderstandings. Badshah spoke of unity, wished Honey Singh well, and declared he was ready to move on. “There was a phase in my life where I held this grudge against one, and now I want to call it quits and leave that grudge behind – and that’s Honey Singh. I was unhappy because of some misunderstanding but then I realised when we were together. Jodne waale bahut kam the, todne waale bahut the (The number of people wanting to break us apart outnumbered the number of people trying to unite). Today, I just want to let everyone know I’ve left that phase behind and I wish him all the best,” he said.
Badshah and Honey Singh, well-known rappers in India, started their careers together in the rap group Mafia Mundeer , which also included Ikka, Lil Golu, and Raftaar. They released popular tracks like "Khol Botal," "Begani Naar Buri," and "Delhi Ke Deewane." However, after a public feud, they parted ways and frequently criticized each other on social media.
Following the concert, the 38-year-old musician posted on X, saying, “Peace and progress (sic).”
After both leaving Mafia Mundeer in 2009, Badshah and Honey Singh’s relationship worsened. They split following a public argument and continued to mock each other on social media. Their split led to ongoing animosity, evident in their occasionally critical lyrics about each other. Not long ago, at a concert, rapper Badshah took a jab at Yo Yo Honey Singh after facing boos from his fans. He said, “Ek pen aur paper dena. Gift laaya hu tumhare liye. Kuch lyrics likh ke de deta hu. Papa ka comeback ho jaayega tumhare. (Give me a pen and a paper. I will write some lyrics, your father will make his comeback).”
The band released many hit songs like "Khol Botal," "Begani Naar Buri," and "Delhi Ke Deewane." After their public argument, they split up and frequently mocked each other on social media.
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Badshah and Honey Singh, well-known rappers in India, started their careers together in the rap group Mafia Mundeer , which also included Ikka, Lil Golu, and Raftaar. They released popular tracks like "Khol Botal," "Begani Naar Buri," and "Delhi Ke Deewane." However, after a public feud, they parted ways and frequently criticized each other on social media.
Following the concert, the 38-year-old musician posted on X, saying, “Peace and progress (sic).”
After both leaving Mafia Mundeer in 2009, Badshah and Honey Singh’s relationship worsened. They split following a public argument and continued to mock each other on social media. Their split led to ongoing animosity, evident in their occasionally critical lyrics about each other. Not long ago, at a concert, rapper Badshah took a jab at Yo Yo Honey Singh after facing boos from his fans. He said, “Ek pen aur paper dena. Gift laaya hu tumhare liye. Kuch lyrics likh ke de deta hu. Papa ka comeback ho jaayega tumhare. (Give me a pen and a paper. I will write some lyrics, your father will make his comeback).”
The band released many hit songs like "Khol Botal," "Begani Naar Buri," and "Delhi Ke Deewane." After their public argument, they split up and frequently mocked each other on social media.
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