Rubina Dilaik questions ‘item songs’; calls them ‘obscene’
In a candid discussion, Rubina Dilaik, Hina Khan, and Abhinav Shukla explored the changing landscape of music. Rubina remarked on the rising controversy around item songs, mentioning their sometimes explicit nature. Meanwhile, Abhinav and Rocky delved into the themes present in contemporary rap, drawing comparisons to its traditional roots which focused on struggles and storytelling. Their…
Rubina Dilaik, along with Hina Khan, Abhinav Shukla, and Rocky Jaiswal, recently participated in a YouTube video to discuss the evolution of music and popular culture. Rubina shared her thoughts on the changing nature of item songs, remarking that the format has significantly transformed over the years. She recalled the unique charm and energy brought by veteran performer Helen, who was known for her distinctive style in such performances.
Rubina expressed her concern over the evolution of item songs, stating that what once had its own style and appeal now appears controversial. She referred to a recent item song that caused a stir and was subsequently removed, highlighting how the conversation around these songs has evolved. This incident illustrates the changing discourse surrounding the content and presentation of item songs.
The conversation then shifted to rap music and its influence on listeners. Abhinav Shukla commented on the content found in rap songs today, noting that only a small percentage (around ten percent) can inspire listeners to become better individuals. He pointed out that the rest often promote a negative lifestyle, including promiscuity and disregard for societal norms.
Rocky Jaiswal added a historical perspective, contrasting contemporary rap with its older counterpart in America, which was more about overcoming challenges and coming from humble beginnings.
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