Musician shares how to make a Badshah song in 2 minutes. Rapper reacts to viral video
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In a viral post on Twitter, a musician posted a video that detailed the eight steps to compose a song just like Badshah.
In a viral post on Twitter, a musician posted a video that detailed the eight steps to compose a song just like Badshah. The post shared on January 10 by Anshuman Sharma swiftly went viral and has been viewed more than 9 lakh times since then. Anshuman’s video even caught the attention of the rapper himself and is just too good to miss out on. How to make a Badshah song in 2 minutes! pic.twitter.com/MtpILEwgvi Subha bhi Party,Raat ko bhi Party. This was awesome! Do a lesson for kidsI have two who will pay for sure Badshah to Anshuman pic.twitter.com/aZCySKwgDE you look really talented with all the knowledge about musicMay b we could see your song in futureLoved last part that dog dancing how did he make his voice sound like badshah? HAHAHAHAHAHAH! Accurate. Also I like Badshah songs ok I swear he almost cracked it https://t.co/ffJdXH9tU7
As per Anshuman, the eight steps to create a song like Badshah are as follows: One should first think about how much one wants to party. Next, one must think of a girl to party with and write about her in the lyrics and then play some chords. In steps 4 and 5, one must add a peppy beat and a synth bass to the song. The next step asks the person to sing like they want to enter into a club, but are scared of their parents (Whisper!). In step 7, one has to include a brass hit and get inspired by DJ Snake's songs.
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