Delhi girl raps against Yo Yo Honey Singh’s misogynistic songs

Delhi girl, Rene Sharanya Verma, has issued an open letter against the singer in a way Honey Singh would understand the best - by rapping against him.

Even though slam poetry is a new concept in India, Rene Verma has strung the right chords by the rap.

Yo Yo Honey Singh is a celebrated pop artist. Catchy tunes make his songs a regular feature at clubs. But not everybody is a fan of the songs, especially the hyperbolic lyrics which are often considered to be misogynistic.

But now, the demeaning lyrics have got an even meaner reply as a Delhi girl, Rene Sharanya Verma, has issued an open letter against the singer in a way Honey Singh would understand the best – by rapping against him.

“I am not an afterthought, I am not an overpriced sweater in Zara, I’m not an ambraan di queen or a kudi namkeen… I am not blue-eyes, hypnotise. Mein choti dress mein bomb nahin lagti, yaar…. I am not a woofer and you sure as hell ain’t my amplifier, what are you? A transformer? And dear Honey Singh, if you feed my dog a nashe-wali biscuit, I will cut you up.” – form the lyrics of the video that went viral within a few hours of its release.

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Even though slam poetry is a new concept in India, Rene has strung the right chords by the rap. Well done!

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