Yo Yo Honey Singh New Latest Songs with Download Links

So I see that a lot of people search google for Honey Singh latest songs but don't come up with proper results except for spam websites with illegal downloads. So I am creating this post where I will be putting five of his latest songs along with my review/description and download links. It will be updated as soon as a new song of Honey Singh is released. So if you follow him you should bookmark this page and keep checking it frequently to see if any new song has been released. Here goes:

1. Aata Majhi Satakli

Release Date: Jul 31, 2014
I'm sorry to say this but this is a very bad and stupid song. I don't know how a Marathi knowing person will react to this song but for me, it was a really crappy song. The video had of course, Ajay Devgan and Kareena Kapoor, who are leads in the film, along with Honey Singh and an army of kid police officers. As if loud and mediocre lyrics were not enough, they included a really annoying child to scream repeatedly. It seems as though Honey Singh did this song just because he was offered and couldn't decline. He should learn to refuse people from Bollywood because his Bollywood songs have been bad lately. He is already busy with his other songs which are scheduled, his TV show, his commitment with his Kabaddi team, and other places he has to show up. In this situation if he takes up this many songs to do in so short time, then of course, they are going to be bad. Honey Singh, slow down please, and always remember, quality over quantity. :)

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2. Devil - Yaar Naa Miley

Release Date: Jul 12, 2014

This song which created super buzz due to the combined factor of Salman Khan and Honey Singh was not the kind of track fans had expected it to be. Everyone was expecting it to be a typical YoYo pop party number but instead it turned out to be a simple calming song with awesome beats and with a devilish vibe. The video showed a not-so-good looking Nargis Fakhri who was trying too hard to dance and a cool-as-ever Salman Khan who decided to stick to his well known style to woo his fans. With a large budget, the video had a big set filled with devilish probes and a dark cloudy atmosphere which suited the song and the movie. Surprisingly, Honey Singh didn't feature in the song. Well it wasn't his typical kind of track anyway. Overall, it was a good song and something new from him.

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3. Issey Kehte Hain Hip Hop

Release Date: Jun 20, 2014

For people who really follow Honey Singh, this wasn't new. He had already sung the song twice, once on Life OK screen awards and and another time on Front Row with Anupama Chopra. He had also sung it in bits and pieces on several occasions. What I personally was really excited about was that Lil' Golu was finally getting in the limelight. He had been with Honey Singh and group for so many years and yet nobody knew about him. So him finally getting in the front was a big thing. Lil' Golu did an amazing job in the song and the track was good and what it was trying to do, it did successfully. I don't know why people didn't like it that much. The video was in black and white with only gold parts coloured. With desi pahalwans, Honey Singh even gave a precursor to his Kabaddi plans. I personally liked the song.

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Mafia Mundeer: Honey Singh, Badshah and Raftaar Controversy

If you follow Honey Singh, you may have read many talks about Badshah, Raftar, Mafia Mundeer and controversies surrounding them. You may have read a lot of people saying "this is the reality of Honey Singh" or "the truth of Yo Yo Honey Singh" or "Honey Singh is a cheat" and so on. And even though this topic is quite a hot topic in Desi Hip Hop fandom, I don't see any proper article explaining the situation. Information is available but in bits and pieces. For someone who just starting following Honey Singh, it may be difficult to quickly grab the situation. So if you are one of these people, then this article is perfect for explaining the situation to you. Please note that a lot of information in this article is just based on interviews and is not properly verifiable and there might be some opinions involved in this article.

Honey Singh, Badshah and Raftaar were good friends for a long time. Honey Singh and Badshah have done several collaborations, including the infamous Vol I and songs like Khol Botal, Begani Naar and  Delhi ke Deewane. The same goes for Raftaar, with whom Honey had collaborated in the song Raftaar. But these were all before International Villager, the only exceptions being the song Get Up Jawaani, a Honey-Badshah song, which was in IV itself and 2012 song Gadbad which had both Honey and Raftaar. But we haven't seen them working together on any project since 2012. Instead, we see them fighting all over the place. So what happened?

Well what happened apparently is that Honey Singh didn't give proper credits to them in IV. They have claimed on several occasions that Brown Rang and Dope Shope were written by Badshah and Raftaar respectively but Honey copied these songs in his album without giving them proper credits. Another popular view by Honey Singh's fans is that they might have had some contribution in these songs but didn't mind not getting credits before the release of the album. But when the album got released and became super hit they got jealous and asked him to give them credits. But he refused because the album had already been released and changing the credits now might create controversy. So they had a fight over this issue and parted ways. The fight got so bad that they haven't even talked since then(Badshah said in an interview that he hasn't talked with Honey Singh since 2012).

Another issue is that YoYo has been using lines from there very old songs which were collaborations between these three in his concerts without giving them credits. Well in a way he does have rights to use these songs as he was a part of the songs too but since he so famous as compared to them, it might hit some chords. 

Since then we see Badshah and Raftaar abusing Honey Singh on their Facebook pages. Raftaar has taken it to another level by mocking and giving direct challenges to him in his songs. In one of his songs 'Swag Mera Desi Hai', Raftaar mocked and gave direct challenge to him by using his line from the song 'Party with the Bhootnath'- "Ab ye Kar ke Dikhao"(Do this if you can). While Honey Singh has always been silent about the issue.

See this Facebook post by Badshah:

Post by BADSHAH.

How immature is that!!

Another point in YoYo's favour raised by his fans is that if Badshah is so possessive about his songs than where was he when YoYo was being accused for his vulgar lyrics which he claims are written by him and where is he when everyone abuses him for Vol I which he was also a part of? Why doesn't he share the credits for them too? And where is Raftaar when people blame Honey Singh for polluting the society and writing lines like "Chako chako kuch fresh nahi milna" which was part of Dope Shope whose lyrics he claims to have written? If they want to share the popularity then they should be ready to share the blame too. They say that the truth is they are just jealous of Honey Singh and how he has got popular in so small time.
And about Mafia Mundeer, in an interview with Manj, who has formed Three Records', whose Raftaar is also a member, said that the Mafia Mundeer we see now isn't the real Mafia Mundeer. The original members of Mafia Mundeer were Honey Singh, Badshah, Raftaar, Ikka and Lil' Golu, who recently featured in YoYo's song 'Issey Kehte Hain Hip Hop'. But after all the above mentioned events happened the original members parted ways and then Honey Singh formed the new Mafia Mundeer which post IV included Honey Singh, Alfaaz, Money Aujla, J-Star and Badshah. Later on, J-Star and Badshah also left and now Mafia Mundeer is left with only three members who are still close friends.
As of now, the popularity of Badshah and Raftaar is nothing compared to Honey Singh. Most of the Honey's fan-base dosn't even know about them. But recently there popularity has gone up with there entry into Bollywood and release of songs like Saturday Saturday and Dhup Chik. Also some of there independent songs like Bandook, Chull and Swag Mera Desi have also become popular. Badshah is even going to have a song with Sonam Kapoor in an upcoming movie. We wish both of them luck and popularity and hope that they will stop pulling off cheap tricks and publicity stunts.