India’s leading music producer, rapper and singer Yoyo Honey Singh has revealed that he learned about Islam from religious sages and Sufis.
Recently Yoyo Honey Singh gave an exclusive interview to an Indian journalist where he openly discussed his Islamic teachings.
“I moved to Mohali in Punjab in the year 2007, I was not popular then, just an ordinary music producer whom no one knew,” said Honey Singh.
He said that after coming to Mohali, I got an opportunity to meet some religious people of Islam who gave me basic knowledge about Islam and then slowly I started to get interested in the knowledge of Islam because I had many questions in my mind. I wanted to know the answer.
The Indian singer said that I got a wide knowledge about Islam through those religious elders and Sufis. Learned about
Honey Singh said that I used to listen very attentively to the words of those elders who told me about the role of Jesus in the Holy Quran.
He said that I used to ask those elders why this is so. Or why did it happen? And he answered all my questions.
The singer said that when I got fame and money after the year 2012, instead of thanking God, I started following evil forces, which was the biggest mistake of my life.
Honey Singh added that because of my mistake everything went wrong, my life, my health and my career but then I came back again in the year 2018 after recovering from my illness and now I believe only in God. I am
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**Interview with India’s Leading Music Producer in the Rap Scene**
**Interviewer:** Welcome to our program! Today, we’re thrilled to have with us one of India’s leading music producers, known for revolutionizing the rap scene in the country. Thank you for joining us!
**Guest:** Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here.
**Interviewer:** You’ve made significant waves in the Indian music industry, especially in rap. What inspired you to focus on this particular genre?
**Guest:** Growing up, I was influenced by both Indian music and Western hip-hop. The raw emotion and powerful storytelling in rap really resonated with me. I saw an opportunity to blend these influences, using rap as a medium to address social issues and share authentic narratives from Indian culture.
**Interviewer:** That’s fascinating! How do you approach collaborations with emerging artists in the rap scene?
**Guest:** Collaboration is crucial in this genre. I love bringing fresh voices and perspectives into the mix. I usually start by understanding their stories and what they want to convey. Then, we work together on the production to ensure their unique style is highlighted. It’s all about creating something that feels genuine.
**Interviewer:** What challenges have you encountered in promoting rap music in India?
**Guest:** One of the biggest challenges has been breaking the stereotypes around rap. Many people see it as just noise, but it’s an art form that requires skill and creativity. Education through live performances, workshops, and engaging content has really helped in changing perceptions.
**Interviewer:** You’ve also been involved in social issues through your music. Can you tell us more about that?
**Guest:** Absolutely. I believe as artists, we have a responsibility to use our platform for change. My recent tracks address topics like mental health and poverty, aiming to create awareness and spark dialogue. Music is a powerful tool for social change, and I want to contribute to that movement.
**Interviewer:** It’s inspiring to see music used for positive change. What’s next for you and the Indian rap scene?
**Guest:** I’m working on a few exciting projects, including collaborations with some incredible new talent. The scene is evolving rapidly, and I’m excited to see where it goes. I believe that the next few years will bring even more innovation and recognition for Indian rap on the global stage.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for sharing your insights! It’ll be exciting to follow your journey and the growth of rap music in India.
**Guest:** Thank you! I appreciate the support, and I hope to keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in this genre.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today!
