Basic Information
Name -🅷 Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, popularly known as Sidhu Moosewala
Date of Birth - June 11, 1993
Nationality - Indian
Profession - Singer, Lyricist, Actor, and Politician
Parents - Balkaur Singh, Charan Kaur
Assassinated - 29 May 2022, Jawharke
Social Media Links -▨ Sidhu’s official updates are often shared through his team and fan accounts, as his legacy continues to inspire millions globally.
Biography
♍Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, widely known as Sidhu Moose Wala, was born on June 11, 1993, in Moosa, Punjab. He rose to fame as one of the most iconic Punjabi singers and rappers of his time, gaining recognition not just in India but across the globe. Moose Wala’s music, characterized by its blend of Punjabi culture and modern rap, left a lasting mark on the industry. Tragically, his life was cut short on May 29, 2022, when he was shot and killed.
Sidhu Moose Wala’s journey began in 2016 when he started as a lyricist for the song "License" by Ninja. His career as a singer took off in 2017 with the duet "G Wagon" featuring Gurlez Akhtar. His big breakthrough came with the hit single "So High," which catapulted him to mainstream fame. In 2018, he released his debut album, PBX 1🧸, which charted on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart at number 66. Over time, his songs like "47" and "Mera Na" gained international recognition, even appearing on the UK Singles Chart.
Known for breaking records, Moose Wala’s tracks consistently performed well on global music charts, including Billboard and Spotify. His 2021 album Moosetape🍬 was a massive success, with its songs charting on platforms like the Billboard Global 200 and UK Asian charts. This album became the first Indian album to surpass 1 billion streams on Spotify.
🍌Beyond music, Moose Wala also ventured into politics. In 2021, he joined the Indian National Congress and ran for the Punjab Legislative Assembly in 2022, though he was unsuccessful in his electoral bid. Despite this, his political engagement reflected his desire to connect with people and contribute to his community.
🥀While he achieved tremendous success, Moose Wala’s career was not without controversy. His lyrics often sparked debates for promoting gun culture and violence, leading to legal troubles. However, his influence on Punjabi music and his ability to capture the struggles and pride of his roots resonated deeply with his audience.
💎Sidhu Moose Wala’s life was tragically cut short when he was assassinated on May 29, 2022, in an attack linked to inter-gang rivalry. His untimely death shocked fans worldwide. Posthumously, his song "SYL" was released on June 23, 2022, continuing to showcase his legacy as a voice of Punjabi culture.
ဣDespite the controversies, Sidhu Moose Wala remains an unforgettable figure in Indian music, celebrated for his unparalleled contributions and connection with millions of fans. His legacy lives on in the hearts of his admirers and the history of Punjabi music.
Career Timeline
Key Milestones
2017 - Released So High♔, earning the Best Lyricist Award at the Brit Asia Music Awards.
2018 - Debut album PBX 1, featuring chart-topping hits like Selfmade and Bad Fellow.
2019 - Entered acting with the Punjabi film Teri Meri Jodi.
2020 - Collaborated with global artists like Bohemia and Amrit Maan; released iconic tracks such as Old Skool and Bambiha Bole.
2021 - Released Moosetape🧸, a groundbreaking album showcasing his versatility across genres.
2022 -🧸 Contested the Punjab Assembly Elections as a candidate for the Indian National Congress.
Achievements
Awards & Recognition
Best Lyricist Award for So High (Brit Asia Music Awards, 2017).
🌳Multiple nominations and awards for his groundbreaking songs at PTC Punjabi Music Awards.
Songs featured in Billboard Canadian Albums chart (Moosetape).
🌌Recognized internationally as a pioneer in blending Punjabi music with global hip-hop and rap influences.
Records/Stats
Over 10 billion streams across music platforms.
Iconic tracks like 47, Same Beef, and The Last Ride🔴 became anthems for Punjabi music lovers worldwide.
𒈔Known for delivering multiple chart-topping singles every year since 2017.
Philanthropic Work
ꦑSidhu Moosewala was deeply connected to his roots, often advocating for farmers’ rights and rural development. He organized free medical camps, supported youth initiatives, and funded educational scholarships for underprivileged children in Punjab.
Key Quotes / Catchphrases
"Thok da ni fateh kisi hor nu vi dendi." – Reflecting his fearless persona.
“Legends never die.”🎶 – A recurring theme in his songs, symbolizing resilience and legacy.
"Chad rahiye Punjabi mutiyaaran di shaan."ꦬ – Advocating pride in Punjabi culture and identity.
Multimedia
Gallery
Videos/Interviews
Fun Facts/Trivia
ܫSidhu Moosewala was named after his village, Moosa, a tribute to his origins.
𒁏Despite his fame, he remained deeply connected to his fans, often interacting with them during live performances and social media.
✨He was a car enthusiast, owning luxury vehicles like Range Rover and G-Wagon.
His song The Last Ride𓃲 eerily mirrored the circumstances of his untimely demise.
Impact/Legacy
ꦺSidhu Moosewala’s influence transcends the world of music. He gave voice to the aspirations and struggles of Punjabi youth while preserving the essence of Punjabi culture in a rapidly modernizing world. His fearless lyrics addressed societal issues like farmer protests, unemployment, and identity crises, making him a beacon for change.
✃Sidhu’s global collaborations brought Punjabi music to the international stage, bridging cultural gaps and earning him fans across continents. His tragic passing left a void in the music industry, but his songs, messages, and vision for a progressive Punjab continue to inspire millions.
🐬In his short yet impactful career, Sidhu Moosewala proved that legends are not defined by their time but by the legacy they leave behind.
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