Q What kind of music were you into growing up? Everything. But you had a favorite genre, artist?
A I started with Punjabi because my mother, now Punjabi music plays a lot. Gurda Asman Sahib. Uh, Hans Raj Hans, and then of course there was Bollywood, Chitrahaar. Uh, I was introduced to rap in school by a friend whose brother was in Hindu college. So then after that, Eminem, Tupac, he heard Backstreet Boys. Get down, get down. It was one song. He told me to quit playing games. It was one song. So I was like, get down, because it was a crap in the beach. So I was stuck there. Then from there, I was exposed to more rap. And then I went to college. I studied and engineered there. And there, I was like, Chandigarh is a very beautiful place when it comes to music. Punjab. Because that is in a direct touch in the West. It's straight. They don't come from Chandigarh to Delhi, they go to Canada or the US. The amalgamation of cultures is very dangerous.
AI assessment note: “I started with Punjabi because my mother... Gurda Asman Sahib... Bollywood... Eminem, Tupac”