Supreme Sidhu

And people are average school time is six seconds.

but then also at the same time if we look at it from the perspective like if we look at for example Diljit right Diljit he did his devil music video that was a crazy visuals like shout out to that whole team whoever did that amazing job but like that was crazy visuals and that was something that like you just don't see in Punjabi visuals or even when Sidhu was alive if you look at the Calaboose music video.

That's probably one of his best music videos.

Yeah, that's awesome.

But I think for Audula, it's like, oh, does he get a,

no i was gonna say like there's a different level of respect when an artist writes their own lyrics right like um i think it's interesting because in the punjabi space like having other people write your songs for you isn't necessarily frowned upon relative to like in hip-hop like ghostwriting is like a big thing like rappers will get dissed for ghostwriting but in punjabi music it's Almost like celebrated because the writer will traditionally add their own name into the song, right? That's something that's like a cultural thing dating back to, you know, the beginning.

So, but it definitely adds to that level of respect, like people like Audula, Sidhu, um, Our boy from the Bay, Supreme Sidhu, he also writes his own music.

Like people like Money Longia, like these guys who all have like wicked pens and can also translate it to the vocals and production and stuff.

And they just, I don't know.

They just have that energy, you know? And then Supreme Sidhu.

I've been a fan of this guy for many years now.

Supreme Sidhu, to me, is right now one of the most underrated artists, Punjabi artists out there.

His vocals are absolutely insane.

Yeah.

His songs are amazing.

And I highly encourage everyone to go check out his music.