Yo Yo Honey Singh’s airport encounter goes viral after fan’s surprising gesture : Bollywood News

Yo Yo Honey Singh, a singer, was recently seen at an airport where he was thronged by his fans. Among them, one took a selfie and went on to touch his feet. Honey Singh was taken aback by the gesture and heard stating, ‘Itna budha nahi hua mai’. The video quickly became viral.

Yo Yo Honey Singh’s airport encounter goes viral after fan’s surprising gesture

Popular paparazzo Viral Bhayani uploaded the video with the caption: “This guy made our childhood awesome. He went viral before cheap internet. Yo Yo Honey Singh is a true legend.”

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Earlier this month, the singer made news when he criticized Spanish luxury fashion label Balenciaga after noticing a photographer wearing one of the brand's outfits. On Sunday, when he was leaving close friend and actress Sonakshi Sinha's wedding ceremony, the rapper confronted the photographer for wearing Balenciaga.

“What are you doing here wearing a Balenciaga outfit? Never wear a Balenciaga outfit. Google the reason behind it. There is a very bad controversy around it. I have burned all my Balenciaga clothes. They are bad people,” said Honey Singh.

He further said, “It is my best friend’s wedding, I am so happy. She got the best guy in Zaheer. I met him three years back. He is an awesome guy. And I hope he is going to keep her happy. Nahi toh hum dekh lenge usko”.

Balenciaga was in the spotlight in 2022 when two of its marketing campaigns were accused of "sexualising children". Following this, the luxury fashion house apologised. It also sued its production business, North Six Inc., for $25 million. A few photos showed toddlers posing with plush teddy bear backpacks featuring bondage-themed motifs. Another Balenciaga ad campaign included photographs of Supreme Court documents in a child pornography case. Later, the brand deleted all of the problematic photographs and made a thorough apology on Instagram.

While accepting full responsibility for the pictures and advertisements featuring youngsters wearing bondage-themed bags, Balenciaga shifted some of the blame for the second commercial on a "third party," presumably North Six Inc. This photoshoot used court papers from the 2008 Supreme Court decision, United States v Williams, as props.

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