This comes days after Honey Singh performed a few verses of the song during his Mumbai concert. The court ordered the block of the song on all platforms, stating that no civil society can permit such ...

The performance included special guest appearances from Don Toliver and North West. By Mikey Fresh On Wednesday night (Apr 1), Ye made his triumphant return to the stage at Inglewood’s Sofi Stadium.

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The Delhi high court on Thursday ordered the immediate takedown of the song Volume 1 by singers Honey Singh and Badshah, released in 2006–07 under their collaboration “Mafia Mundeer”, across all ...

Even as singer-rappers Honey Singh and Badshah appear to be feuding, their controversial song, Volume 1, has landed them both in trouble once again. The Delhi High Court has directed Honey Singh and ...

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The Delhi High Court on Thursday ordered the immediate take down of a controversial song by rappers Honey Singh and Badshah from 2009 titled Volume 1. The song was released under the name of Mafia ...

Delhi HC orders Volume 1 song removed from all platforms Court finds lyrics vulgar, obscene, and demeaning to women Petitioner can flag new links; next hearing set for May 7 Did our AI summary help?