T-Series Destroys Pasoori & People Can’t Stop Hating

Well, the memers and the social media community might be regretting their campaign which led T-Series to gain 100 million subscribers on YouTube.

Because even after doubling that number, they are brutally abusing their power. The company has since then released many remakes which they rarely bother to take consent from the original makers. During the launch of Masakali 2.0, AR Rahman posted the original song and people immediately realized the disappointment of the genius.

So dear readers, the Indian public is the reason T-Series is so powerful a music label. The company has no shame, no ethics in purchasing the rights of songs and murdering them through remakes. They didn’t even acknowledge “Pakistani Song” as they thought they would get away with labeling it “Global Hit”.

Arijit Singh may have performed well as a vocalist, but the terrible composition and lyrics just kill the song. It snatches away the soul that the world loved the original song for.

Yes, everything is legal. T-Series acquired the song by paying a large sum and they have all the rights to do so.

Even your curiosity of checking out the new song will help T-Series earn some pennies. So, this project may even turn out to be successful even after all these abuses.

But, is it the same T-Series that brought revolution in Indian music back in the late 80s?

We think Gulshan Kumar would be ashamed of what T-Series is doing these days.

What do you think?