Honey Singh Delhi Concert: Rapper and singer Yo Yo Honey Singh has once again found himself at the centre of controversy after a video from a recent Delhi concert went viral on social media. The clip, which surfaced on platforms like Reddit and X, shows Honey Singh making sexually explicit remarks during a live performance, sparking strong criticism from netizens. The incident took place at Nanku and Karun’s concert in Delhi earlier this week. While the audience present at the venue reacted with cheers and hooting, the comments did not go down well online, where many users called the remarks vulgar, inappropriate and disappointing.
In the now-viral video, Honey Singh is seen addressing the crowd while commenting on Delhi’s cold weather. During his interaction, he says, “B*******d Dilli ki thand! Isme na gaadi mein s*x mein bada maza aata hai, itni thand mein. Gaadi mein sex karo, Dilli ki thand mein. Use condoms guys, please. Play safe!” Another clip from the same event features him saying, “Dilli ki thand! Gaadi mein s*x karo, Dilli ki thand mein. Use condoms guys, please. Play safe!” The remarks were made casually during the live show, but once the video circulated online, reactions quickly turned negative.
Internet Slams Honey Singh
Social media users were quick to express their anger and disappointment. Many criticised Honey Singh for making such statements on a public platform, especially considering his influence and reach. One user wrote, “Is he trying to prove that for some people all breaks, therapies and self work do absolutely nothing because eventually you can’t learn sense and tameez (decency)”, while another added, “And this guy was invited by the bcci to perform at the opening ceremony of wpl.” Several users questioned the crowd’s reaction, with one asking, “Cheering for WHAT exactly?” Others went on to mock the singer by calling him “Horny Singh” and “Yo Yo Horny Singh.”
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Despite the growing outrage, Yo Yo Honey Singh has not issued any statement or clarification regarding the incident. The controversy comes at a time when the singer has been attempting a global comeback. He is now gearing up for his My Story World Tour, which will kick off in Dubai on February 6, 2026, at the Coca-Cola Arena.
