Rap Rebel in India makes a comeback after fighting addiction

About 15 years ago, an India Rapper at the humble beginning was worn by the state of music to eat in the country country.

He scorned Cajoled and nerves his listeners, which they dared to explore “devils” devils of rash rhymes about parties, drugs and “persuasion” women. Her songs played in clubs and weddings, blowing from stereo in big parties and tea tea tea.

Then, at the top of his career, he lost. Seven years ago, Yo Honey Singh Back – with a new album and a continuing tour of music, claiming to be a flexible struggle and struggle with health and health struggle.

The 41-year-old singer and producer is a largest music stars in India “moving gravity of hip-hop culture in Banuj kappal in Singh.

But he is also controversial – and, by his own obedience, an “aggressive and uninterrupted person”, always accused of promoting the deductiondebauchery and cruelty through his music.

Singh lyrics criticized the depths of violence against women and raping, an image of his former wife in violation of his divorce filing. Sing denies the fee.

Seven years ago, the singer was no longer opposed to hitmaker who used to rule the charts of his provocative, tapping feet.

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The same is true. From a man who describes himself as “all known master of the universe”, he now introduced a man of fear of God with strong strength, “scientific astrologers”.

He admits his music today, who acts beyond drugs to something deeper. But loyal fans are said to have lost its edge and his most recent tracks don’t leave a score.

“He has a primary audience to keep with him forever … but his sight is old now. It’s gone,” it’s like Kappal.

But Singh is not ready to write, however.

Instead of trying to hide or protect his personal struggles with fame and drugs, he made it center his return.

From his return, the singing light admits his struggles with mental addiction and health. “Drugs destroy me completely,” he told Lallantop, a digital news platform. “I lost myself in fame, money and girls. I was like a devil, perfect Satan.”

In interviews, he was kind and relaxed, saying the clarity of an afflicted artist, after fighting his demons inside, as a spiritual fact was locked

“What goes around, I really believe that,” he said recently. “It takes a lot of time for me to go out of where I get bored. But I’m back now.”

Hridesh Singh was born in Punjab State, he grew up in a rough neighborhood of Delhi. Those difficult first years shaped his music and still changed his work today.

“This ghetto is my house, my hood, always to be,” he always heard saying.

Singh often knows that he wants a music career. He began as a college DJ, at a later transfer of full-time production. “I want to make blows and make music, not singing or writing,” he said.

But after many years as a small producer of Punjab, he knew it wasn’t enough. “My sounds are also the sounds for the place. People don’t understand it. For that, I need to break the state.”

So he went solo. In 2011, the Singh released the International Villager, his break freotout album. Blending Punjabi Folk – Dholl Beats and String Melodies – with global hip-hop, he creates a new new one.

Within three months, it failed the formula. Then everything has changed. All night, songs are viral, mainly charts, winning awards – and stole Singh in Bollywood.

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Despite criticism of criticism of his false lyrics, singing stadiums and broke the hits, breaking songs with songs for stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Akshay Kumar.

“Several times, my lyrics were trash, even though I knew that. But people listened more because it sounds good.

But climbing to go to the fame consistent with his personal fall.

“I drowned on drugs and alcohol, smoked 12-15 joints and bottles of depletion. I left my family in his stomach eight times,” he told Lallantop.

In 2017, the mid-tour was crushed – at one time shaking him. He quit music and components, returned to Delhi and began to recovery with a global team of doctors and therapists. “I told my family that I wasn’t good at thinking. I couldn’t do anything until I got better.”

Singh said he was overwhelmed with seven years, apart from occasional beer.

“I went to hell and back,” he said so famous. “Even today, I woke up so much for medications.”

However, fans appreciate the extreme honesty of Singh to suffer his own inclinations – and effort to overcome it.

“Nothing is perfect. But at least singing it tries to be better. She probably left the scene shortly but her music didn’t stop playing,” as a delhi-based student.

Some saw that his change as made, informing his new music remains problem. “Even if he changed the girls and talking about money and fame,” says the hearers of Bushra Neyazi.

No matter how you see it, redemption of Singh goes alike as another challenge to his audience – pushing them to accept his complex past.

“I didn’t have seven years, but I would have left all the next seven,” he said again.

“I went back and I like the same love I received seven years ago.”