The 4-minute, 3-second track features AI-generated visuals of Sidhu Moosewala, which fans are praising heavily. The excitement was so high that the song received over 2 lakh likes in the first 10 minutes of release.
AI Imagery and BTS Footage Shared
AI-created scenes show Sidhu holding guns, and the makers have also shared behind-the-scenes clips of the song’s production. Fans say the BTS video has only heightened anticipation.
What the Chorus Means
The chorus of Barota describes the Jatt protagonist as powerful, proud, and admired using metaphors like a new Swaraj tractor, a hawk, and a strong banyan tree. The lyrics portray a clash between youthful pride and the overwhelming impact of love.
References to Weapons Continue
True to Moosewala’s trademark style, the song mentions shotguns and pistols. However, in this track the artist speaks about giving up weapons for love. Sidhu had addressed criticism about weapons in his interviews, stating that Punjabi music has historically referenced arms and that songs do not influence people to pick them up.
Fans Flood Comments: ‘YouTube Might Crash’
The comments section exploded with reactions, memes, and emotional tributes. Many fans joked that YouTube might crash due to the high traffic.
9th Song Released After Moosewala’s Death
Sidhu Moosewala, born on June 11, 1993, in Moosa village (Mansa), was killed on May 29, 2022. His popularity has remained undiminished, and Barota marks his ninth posthumous release.
Earlier, his three-track album ‘Moose Print’, released on his 32nd birthday, crossed 100 million views within four months—reflecting the unwavering love of his global fanbase.
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