Guru Randhawa fires back at trolls over 'Fine Shyt': 'Make a new strategy'
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Singer Guru Randhawa has hit back at online trolls targeting his latest track 'Fine Shyt', sharing a defiant note invoking the Finnish concept of 'Sisu' — a philosophy of inner strength, resilience, and grit in the face of adversity. The post, shared on social media, signals that the backlash has done little to shake the singer's resolve.
What Guru Randhawa Said
In a fiery message directed at his critics, Randhawa declared himself unfazed and challenged those working against him to rethink their approach. 'SISU MINDSET AND MOVES….!!! Also tell all of them to make some new strategy against me…….this one didnt work!! In my own lane….One vs All… Rare Like PAGANI 2025 was 2026 is and rest of the years are mine!!! Finest Shytttt,' he wrote.
The 'one vs all' framing positions the singer as deliberately indifferent to mass criticism — a stance that has itself drawn attention online, both supportive and sceptical.
About 'Fine Shyt' and the Backlash
The music video for 'Fine Shyt' was released on 6 August, featuring Randhawa alongside co-singer Yashvi Desai and a cast of popular internet creators. The track has been the subject of heavy trolling on social media, with critics targeting its style and content. This is not the first time a Randhawa release has polarised audiences, but the volume of online criticism around this track has been notably intense.
The 'SIX' Track and His Creative Direction
Separately, Randhawa in July spoke about his track 'SIX', which blends hip-hop culture with Punjabi influences. 'I've always loved hip-hop culture, but I wanted to blend it authentically with our native Punjabi vibe. 'SIX' is about hitting it out of the park. It's about the grind, the focus, and the mindset it takes to stay at the top,' he said.
The track features Kiran Bajwa, a frequent collaborator. 'Having Kiran Bajwa back on a track with me made this sonic shift feel natural. We've built a specific musical trust, and this track represents the next step in our collaborative journey,' Randhawa added.
Randhawa and Bajwa's Track Record
The Randhawa–Bajwa partnership has previously yielded chart-topping results, including 'Sirra' from the critically acclaimed album Without Prejudice and the popular single 'SHKINI'. Their collaborations have carved a distinct sonic identity that straddles mainstream Punjabi pop and hip-hop crossover.
Whether the 'Sisu' response translates into a streaming rebound for 'Fine Shyt' remains to be seen, but Randhawa appears committed to staying the course regardless of the noise.