Badshah Clarifies the lyrics mentioning BTS in ‘Issa vibe’ after Indian BTS ARMY bashed the artist, see post

Indian artist, singer and rapper recently came into the heat of harsh criticism following the release of his song ‘Issa Vibe’ for Bloody Daddy. A few days ago the song lyrics which can be heard mentioning a popular Korean pop band ‘BTS’ and relating them with ‘Bibaa’ which is a Punjabi word and translates to Pretty Women, irked the Indian BTS fans. Fans later took to the social media and slammed him for insulting BTS, however now Badshah took to his Instagram to clarify the misunderstanding and even posted the correct lyrics of the song which was misheard.

Badshah Clarifies song mentioning BTS

After facing a barrage of criticisms from BTS fans, who demanded an apology and labeled him a clout chaser, while others accused him of consistently insulting fellow artists, Badshah took to his Instagram story to address the situation and clarify his position. The Issa Vibe crooner wrote ‘Playlist mein BAD BUNNY BTS 'BIEBER’ he also added an ear emoji which implies to ‘Listen the lyrics well’. From what we get from the story is quite clear that Badshah was not actually insulting the K-pop group but was mentioning ‘Justin Bieber’ the Canadian pop singer in the song. Many netizens then took to his comment section and twitetr to thank him for the clarification and clearing the air.

BTS on the work front

BTS on the work front seems fully occupied with their upcoming solo projects. Apart from jin and J-hope who are currently serving in the military. BTS Suga is about to wind up his first solo world tour. On the other hand BTS V just released the full version of his Jazz de V, a jazz cover with songs ‘Its beginning to look a lot lie Christmas’ and ‘Cheek to Cheek’. BTS golden Maknae Jungkook is also prepping up for his solo debut and was seen traveling overseas frequently which gives the hint that Jungkook might be collaborating with some West singer again. The rest of the BTS members are soon to get enrolled in the mandatory military services.