What are you listening to now?

[CerealKiller]

I believe you were the one in past who said him parchi

Well, if i did, i was wrong

 

[Paranoid Kendroid]

I believe you were the one in past who said him parchi

T: there is a limit to hypocrisy @CerealKiller

 

[CerealKiller]

NMA - 1
CK - 0

That’s unfair, that song just came out yesterday and i didn’t know about it

 

[AsadRM]

@Na Maloom Afraad @AsadRM @Till Valhalla

Evergreen <3

 

[AsadRM]

I hear that, and I raise you this

YOU LISTEN TO HASSAN & ROSHAAN TOO?????? YOU HAVE A MUSIC TASTE THAT SURPASSES 99.99% OF THE HUMAN POPULATION'S MUSIC TASTES.

I've been listening to them since the time they had 1k Subscribers and only used to perform in their classes at LUMS University. I even Tweeted once that "One day Hassan & Roshaan's music is going to blow up and I'm proudly gonna say I have been listening to them since they were at 1k subscribers". They even liked and retweeted that Tweet. When their tracks were featured in Ms. Marvel, I was ecstatic. Sorry for fanboying so hard lol, but I just couldn't resist the urge.

 

[AsadRM]

Well, wouldn’t say parchi because his dad wasn’t a singer
But yeah, definitely benefitted from immense generational wealth. He's made good use of it though, basically revived ghazal

Yeah, plus he's a Harvard Graduate too. Insane talent!

 

[CerealKiller]

Yeah, plus he's a Harvard Graduate too. Insane talent!

That’s what i meant by benefiting from generational wealth. A middle class student with his same proficiency would not have made it to Harvard. My intent is not to shit on him or something, but my point being, if you grow up in a rich household, you have the peace of mind to explore your artistic side a lot more, plus exposure to high-quality education, which also plays a part in developing your artistic side. Art flows from all kinds of knowledge.
Kudos to him for taking advantage of this and becoming one of my absolute favourite artists, if not the favourite.

 

[AsadRM]

That’s what i meant by benefiting from generational wealth. A middle class student with his same proficiency would not have made it to Harvard. My intent is not to shit on him or something, but my point being, if you grow up in a rich household, you have the peace of mind to explore your artistic side a lot more, plus exposure to high-quality education, which also plays a part in developing your artistic side. Art flows from all kinds of knowledge.
Kudos to him for taking advantage of this and becoming one of my absolute favourite artists, if not the favourite.

Yeah, yeah, of course, I got your point. Obviously, he is privileged and has a billion times better chance of pursuing his artistic side than someone who struggles to make ends meet. But thankfully, he has made use of that privilege in a good way, instead of being a spoiled brat.

 

[CerealKiller]

Yeah, yeah, of course, I got your point. Obviously, he is privileged and has a billion times better chance of pursuing his artistic side than someone who struggles to make ends meet. But thankfully, he has made use of that privilege in a good way, instead of being a spoiled brat.

For spoiled brats, open Instagram

 

[AsadRM]

For spoiled brats, open Instagram

Instagram is full of those idiots these days lol

 

[Till Valhalla]

That’s unfair, that song just came out yesterday and i didn’t know about it

Even if nma didn't post that your score would be 0.

 

[AsadRM]

An evergreen banger set in the golden era of Pak-India relations (2004-2007) starring 2 of India and Pakistan's famous actresses. It depicts the brotherhood between Pakistan and India and the video starts from Wagah (Attari) Border and shows them enjoying Pakistani Punjab's culture together. A throwback to better days and hope for perfect days!

Plus, this was one of my fav tracks in my childhood <3

@Na Maloom Afraad @CerealKiller @Khan Sahab54 @Till Valhalla @Parth D @CooldiPargi @Mijurkat @NILAYSHAH60 @liveinasociety (randomly tagged off the top of my head some Indian and Pakistani users who might be interested in this)

 

[ABDULLAH]

 

[CerealKiller]

Never getting over the perfection of this track. Was literally a dream come true seeing this collaboration.

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

YOU HAVE A MUSIC TASTE THAT SURPASSES 99.99% OF THE HUMAN POPULATION'S MUSIC TASTES.

I keep telling Talha that, he never listens. :/

Seriously tho, I only discovered them around a year or so ago. So not that OG of a fan, but a fan nonetheless. They and Bayaan have been my obsession for almost a year now. Pakistani indie music is just a gold mine, waiting to be discovered.