295’s lyrics describe how he might invite action under IPC Section 295 (insulting religious feelings) if he told the truth. The music video of the 2021 figure has over 195 million views, while ‘Last Ride’ has 71 million. ‘Levels’ is at number 11 in global music videos, while ‘Dear Mama’ is at number 15, ‘Tibeyan Da Putt’ at number 24 and ‘GOAT’ at number 25. He’s an artist The second most listened to on YouTube worldwide after Bad Bunny.
For the first time, 295 is ranked 154 on Billboard’s global 200 chart, which makes him the only one Punjabi artists to achieve miracles. Last Ride, one of his last songs, writes: ‘Ho chobbar de chechre utte noor dasda, ni uthuga Hamani ch janaja mithiye (the glow on the face of this indicates that he will die young), “this proved to be prophetic. The song ‘295’ reads: “Nitt controversy creates milugi, Dharma de naam te milugi debate, sach bolenga ta milu 295, je karenga tarakki putt hates milugi (Every day is an argument, you get arguments in the name of religion. If you tell the truth, you get Section 295, and if you progress, you get hate).”
Moose Wala is the only singer after Puerto Rican rapper Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio or Bad Bunny to get the top spot in music videos. The role model of Moose Wala American rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur aka 2Pac also became a chart-topper after being killed in September 1996. This tribute by music fans worldwide goes to Moose Wala. It’s a rarity for a young artist. US activist Guneeta Singh Bhalla said: “All his songs are prophetic. In Last Ride, he predicted his death after fame. In Tibeyan Da Putt, he predicts that enemies cannot stop his fame”.
Moose Wala was killed on May 29, receiving a barrage of bullets in the nearby village of Jawaharke Mansa in Punjab. Gangster boss Lawrence Bishnoi was jailed and Canada-based Satinderjit Singh ‘Goldy Brar’ claimed responsibility for the murders.
Moose Wala is the only singer after Puerto Rican rapper Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio or Bad Bunny to reach the top of music videos.
