Mumbai: AP Dhillon surprised fans at Karan Aujla’s Mumbai concert with an unexpected appearance, addressing rumours of feuds among Punjabi singers. Taking the mic, Dhillon called out social media, stating, “A narrative is being pushed that these guys don’t like each other… But I’m gonna tell you, social media is all corrupt. All that matters is who’s keeping it real.”
The electrifying performance of ‘Brown Munde’ by Dhillon and Aujla lit up the stage, instantly going viral. Dhillon dismissed online chatter about animosity between the two, declaring their bond strong and filled with mutual respect, adding, “We f***ing love each other.”
Calls for Authenticity in Music
Dhillon further stated that music is not a competition, saying, “There are no winners or losers here—what matters is staying authentic.” His comments come amid an ongoing feud with Diljit Dosanjh, who Dhillon claims blocked him on social media after a shoutout at a concert.
Diljit Denies Blocking Claims
The ‘Spaceship’ singer alleged that Dosanjh is using his name as a marketing tactic and expressed a desire to resolve the issue directly. In response, Dosanjh shared an Instagram screenshot denying the block. Dhillon countered with “proof,” suggesting he was blocked and later unblocked.
Badshah’s Call for Unity
As the feud escalated, rapper Badshah urged both artists to rise above the dispute, emphasizing, “If you want to go far, go together.”
The drama continues, but Dhillon’s message was clear—authenticity and unity matter more than online narratives.