Guru Randhawa’s latest song ‘Fine Shyt’ has sparked controversy online over its corporate office-themed music video. Social media users criticised the portrayal of female employees dancing around the singer, calling it objectification of women at the workplace. Alongside the concept, netizens also mocked the song’s music and choreography, with several calling it “noise pollution."
Guru Randhawa’s latest music video, ‘Fine Shyt,’ has sparked a fresh debate on social media, with viewers divided over its concept, choreography and portrayal of women in a corporate workplace.
Released recently, the song has attracted attention not only for its music but also for the visual treatment chosen for the video. While some social media users criticised the track and its dance sequences, others questioned why a professional office environment was used as the backdrop for scenes featuring female employees dancing around Randhawa’s character.
‘Fine Shyt’ video draws criticism over office setting
The music video places Guru Randhawa in the role of a senior professional inside a corporate office. What initially appears to be an ordinary workday soon turns into a series of dance performances, with women dressed as office employees performing around his character.
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