Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "YO YO HONEY SINGH, SIMAR KAUR, & ALFAAZ - LAAL PARI"

Starting point is 00:00:03 Hopping back into Bollywood, I have to say with this particular track popularizing the Punjabi Bollywood and the hip hop fusion, it has me thinking to myself. But then you know what I'm saying? I was like, damn, look at the state of hip hop. Like, what's going on? As when it comes to the overall billboard charts, obviously we know that Sade 7 and Aubrey Karen is running the charts and leading the hip hop numbers as far as the field landscape. But when it comes to La Puri, the specific track we're getting into today, just know. that this blends Punjabi lyrics, of course, Hindi rap and electronic beats and the most important part, especially for the podcast, it is currently the fourth most played YouTube video global. So globally, so as far as the most played YouTube music video in the world, it is the fourth. So having that massive impact on the masses and especially it being one of Indies or India's big. pop cultural hits since the 2010s and 2020s and of course with La Piree just marking a real

Starting point is 00:01:12 nostalgic like return to the party anthem roots because of course with me covering certain Bollywood tracks in the past when it comes to this one specifically not only is it attached to a film that is House Fool 5 which is a 2025 Indian Hindi language comedy thriller film and this came out recently, June 6th of this year. So of course, with that being considered, when you have a film and you also have a soundtrack to go along with it, that's in captivating the masses, safe to say that you have a hit on your hands. As with this track, La Puri, it was made by Yo-Yo Honey Singh,

Starting point is 00:01:54 Samar Kar, and Al-Feyas, as far as Al-Feyas being a co-writer. And then when it comes to the lyrics, it was solely written by Honey-Sing and Al-Fiars. of course the overall music video if you watch you you could kind of understand why is the fourth most play music video in the world but of course when it comes to notorious mass effect and coming in covering the landscape of music the entire music industry you come to realize that shaky another track that i believe was a bollywood type track let me see i believe this one was yeah so shaky a track are already covered so if you type in shaky analytic dreams you with the zia should pop up but my coverage of shaky by sanju rathan that was also a bollywood track and that's currently the most play music video in the world you know i'm not taking any credit for it but all i'm saying when i did cover it was the fifth most now is number one i'm just saying you know i feel like i feel like you know what i'm saying i feel like i help out a little bit when these reviews because when it comes to bridging the gap between ignorance and just ultimately becoming infatuated with a new

Starting point is 00:03:03 genre i think this that's what this platform is for realizing that a lot of different genres are out here notoriously affecting the masses pun intended and people just aren't aware of it because if it's not in their bubble they just aren't aware of the landscape of music and what people are actually listening to worldwide so that being uh with that being said la peri was released may third of this year and this is the standalone single and lead promotional track for houseful five that i just got into Obviously, I already got into the riders and things of that nature. But I didn't want to talk about in deep dive into Samara Carr on the recording process. As if you don't know, I believe I do have the Instagram account.

Starting point is 00:03:45 Yeah. So this is the Instagram account right here, analytic dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio. But essentially, when it comes to Samar Carr, she talked about her overall effectuation with the recording process, basically saying that. they sang the hook in two octaves to bring energy in the dynamic range, which you can obviously tell if you listen to the track, which already said, I've really enjoyed this track, like, authentically. Like, I really like the track.

Starting point is 00:04:20 And, of course, when it comes to that, there's other Bollywood tracks that I've covered in the past. And let's just say, I'm not saying I didn't like it, but there's a reason why I may not have just talked about my love for the track. is because I listened to it. I was like, oh, it's cool. I don't understand it. So I'm just going to cover it and let people know

Starting point is 00:04:38 who are interested in Bollywood releases. But of course, for this specific one, and there's been other tracks before. Like, this is one track I covered not too long ago, I believe. Let me see. And if you go on my link tree in my bio, I have a playlist that's on my link tree and my bio towards the bottom.

Starting point is 00:04:57 I have what I'm listening to. And I literally have this track on there because I actually listen to it. So there was this particular track. I'll probably have to go to, I have to go to sort because I have a lot of tracks on here. But let me see. Salopare is one of them.

Starting point is 00:05:12 And then there was another track that was titled, not Brandino, even though I like that track too. But there was another track. I'm trying to see if I go. Was it Bach Bling? I think it was Bach Bling. No, that's more of a K-pop track. Where is it at?

Starting point is 00:05:30 Can you please? Ah, here it is. Sanam Terri Kassan. by Hamesh right that track to this day is my favorite Bollywood track of 2025 the Sanam Therri Kasam track is phenomenal and of course already covered that if you just type in Sanam which is S A in AM analytic dreams with a Z you'll be able to pull that up but essentially me broadening my scope of the genres I get into made me realize that a lot of these chords a lot of these bridges and choruses sonically they're

Starting point is 00:05:59 using some of the same structure and you come to realize that that even though if you understand the lyrics, you can still understand structurally and sonically is pleasing to you. So now you like the track. And that's the same thing with this specific track as far as La Perre. I really like the chorus when Samar Carr talked about the recording process saying that they sang the hook into octaves to bring energy and dynamic range. You can understand that because at the beginning, the chorus is sung in a different octave. I think it's sung, sung in a different octave. And then of course, when it gets more into the end. up tempo they change the octave so it's very different as far as the delivering the deliverance of

Starting point is 00:06:39 the chorus and it makes for it a really immaculate track obviously and um i really like it and i don't say that by every bollywood track because if i don't like it i'll just cover it and i just won't get my personal opinions i really like this track so that's what i'm saying personally i like it and it ended up on my playlist for this year so um well that means said this track is doing phenomenally on the charts um when it comes to the film the film has gross to uh 236 um indian rupees worldwide and if you wanted like a translation to us d one indian rupee equals 12 cents as far as in america so of course when it comes to the worldwide gross it as far as converted to usd it grossed over 2.8 million dollars as far as the film house full five so safe to say

Starting point is 00:07:30 it was a success and definitely was one of the reasons that the soundtrack gained so much popularity. But of course, the other reason is that the music video is immaculate. You watched the music video, you could tell, but oh, they put a lot of effort into this music video. And throughout the music video, you could see why I say that. So with that being said, let's go back. So this is Samar, this is Samar's IG. So if you was wanting to just see what they've been working on in the past, like they have a behind the scene making of the track.

Starting point is 00:08:05 So a lot of different things you could jump into as far as the creation of this track. And then you can see the final product as far as this music video right here. So ultimately, I really like getting into different genres and just like seeing like what's affecting the masses as far as various genres because they all start to influence one another because a hip hop artist listening to Bollywood music could start putting. putting chords from their type of music into hip hop and then vice versa as you've seen with this track going insanely popular that it also has a lot of hip hop fusing within it and what i will say about that is it's just like it's like critique i think if they had like a real rapper i think that

Starting point is 00:08:49 would have been um more impactful on the rap verse side but everything else is fire but you know when when it comes to hindi rap i'm not the most um enamored with it right i'm not going to say it's corny but the hindi rap does not captivate me like regular rap does but of course i cover hip-hop primarily so that that may just be my bias coming out but at the end of day this track is doing phenomenal the music videos the fourth most played music video in the world which is a phenomenal accomplishment and of course uh it being up with the likes of lady gaga rosy and bruno mars as sharon you come to realize that outside of your bubble there's a whole other world that is top it is chart topping and showcasing the notorious mass effect in ways that you probably never even heard of so

Starting point is 00:09:38 with that being said click my link to my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about my additional bollywood coverage as far as specific tracks and of course specifically what do you think about this la peri track from hadesh sing Thank you.

Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "YO YO HONEY SINGH, SIMAR KAUR, & ALFAAZ - LAAL PARI"

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