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Sidhu moosewala had unreleased songs like this in his inventory before he died. I wonder if he was alive today what more we could have got!

Anyways, whatever he gave to music industry is still alot and commendable.

And this is barely the least. His insta lives, followers, comments everything used to be at peak. No other artist was pulling numbers like moosewala in his prime.

Gone too soon, if he was alive today i bet you he would have been more famous. Just see his tracks just before his death songs like LEVELS, THE LAST RIDE and No NAME EP (went billboard without any promotion). His music videos quality was increasing day by day, songs like SCAPEGOAT and SYL sidhu was never afraid of anyone. He wrote what he lived! And yeah call me sidhu glazer or anything you want but i will never accept this "death" excuse, he had alot in his inventory he would have been so big today probably at the level diljit is today and yeah sidhu would be selling arena's for sure.

Just wait for hologram shows and you will see!

My last post was about this only, Sidhu moosewala was the last superstar punjabi music industry saw?

I mean this only no hate to other artist all are doing exceptionally doing well today that's why we have many popular punjabi artist but these legends used to be at top in their prime. Fame, stardom, popularity everything was at peak.

Special Mention - Karan Aujila

The point is simple: today, music is scattered. Everyone has different tastes, and the Punjabi music industry has several artists performing at the highest level. Karan Aujla and Diljit Dosanjh are arguably the two artists currently sitting in Tier 1 followed closely by artists like Navaan Sandhu, Arjan Dhillon, Shubh, AP Dhillon and others. You won't find a massive difference in their popularity, numbers or audience. They all have their own strong fanbases, and many of them share a similar listener base. So, in today's industry, it wouldn't be entirely fair to name just one artist as the Punjabi superstar. There are simply too many artists doing exceptionally well at the same time.

But go back a few years, and the picture was different. The 2017-22 Era

The Punjabi music industry witnessed the meteoric rise of Sidhu Moose Wala. His music felt fresh, different and unique something we hadn't really experienced before. Songs like Same Beef, 295 and So High became massive hits, and his popularity reached an unbelievable level.

Sidhu wasn't just admired for his music. He was a young, talented and fearless artist who seemed unafraid of anyone or anything. Yes, controversies followed him, and he certainly had his flaws. He wasn't a perfect person. But despite all of that, he remained at the very top.

I still remember how even small things associated with him became part of popular culture. The moment someone said, "O dil da ni mada," you'd automatically hear, "Tera Sidhu Moose Wala." His influence went far beyond songs. His music reached international audiences, he collaborated with foreign artists and gradually Sidhu Moose Wala became a household name.

Then came the unfortunate date: 29 May 2022.

Sidhu Moose Wala was shot dead in broad daylight.

It would not be an exaggeration to call his death one of the biggest losses the Punjabi music industry has ever witnessed. It also raised serious concerns about the safety of artists and the environment surrounding the industry.

His death received condemnation and attention across the globe. From celebrities to international media, Sidhu's name was everywhere. Even after his death, his music continued to dominate conversations.

Four years later, his posthumous releases are still keeping his name relevant. And personally, I believe that even after all of his unreleased music eventually comes out, his legacy will remain alive for years. Of course, eventually, newer artists will emerge and take the spotlight that is how every music industry should work. We shouldn't ignore the talent of today's artists simply because Sidhu was extraordinary.

But I do believe there will always be a section of listeners who will come back to Sidhu's music, remember his era and say, "That was something else."

So, coming to the actual question:

Was Sidhu Moose Wala the last superstar the Punjabi music industry saw?

Or is there still a possibility that a new artist could emergesomeone who doesn't just have numbers or hits, but develops an almost unprecedented level of fandom, cultural influence and identity?

Also, i said "last" not "only" and of course Legends like Gurdas Maan, Babbu Maan and Amar Singh Chamkila who actually made the punjabi music will always have their own place in Punjabi music history.

I'm asking whether Sidhu was the last artist to reach that particular level of fame and cultural impact and whether we will ever see someone reach it again.

After that he never stopped, He had one of the legendary run in punjabi music industry though his death became a obstacle but till this date, moosewala songs are played worldwide. Rest in power jatta🕊

Heavyweight is definitely one of the best song released this year

I know what this guy do but i want to know is he related to sidhu or his family in any way?

Like is he cousin of sidhu or something?

AI is translating the title itself so saying this here :-

Sab Ton Wadda Dukh Eh Hai Ke

Hunn Main Bol Reha Par Oh Ni Bolda💔

- Maa (karan Aujila)

His voice is so soothing

Long live jatta🕊

Long live moose wala🕊

I don't think so he is saying truth

Edit by freak.maan

LONG LIVE MOOSEWALA🕊

He is younger brother of none other than the late singer sidhu moosewala.

One day he will grow up, he will get to know what happened to his big brother. He wilk defiently carry anger and probably will spend his life fighting for his justice because our government cant do anything.

All i pray for this kid is that he becomes whatever he wants and just stay happy always.

#justiceforsidhumoosewala

Watch out is among the best song of Smw. The vibe is crazy a one will feel all pumped up listening to this.....

What is your thoughts?

Disclaimer - i am not a crazy fan of SMW, i just observed something so i am talking about it here. Please don't flood my comment section with artist war or toxicity.

I recently visited my brother in canada and i stayed there for like 6 months met many punjabi and our indian people and realised people are crazy about sidhu moosewala.

He is highly loved and respected i saw few trucks painted on his pic and name. I met people who also stayed in australia and US. They said its same there also.

What's your point of view in this? Is sidhu moosewala probably the greatest independent artist who was able to make his name globally?