It's an absolute pleasure to see your reaction to our music video. This video is another social proof that music has no language. Thank you for recognizing a true artist. Our entire team is grateful to you for showing love & being authentic. Moin G is an underrated rapper who's been doing music since 2011. He didn't get his big break yet. Mainly, he does music in English. It's is his first ever Bangla music that got released under a label. You'll be amazed by the music he's planning to release in the future & you're spot on about the point that it's an experimental project. If I'm not wrong, this is the first time in the country a rap artist single-handedly performed a mixed genre rap song like this. We will post a lyrics translation, especially for you, in the RU-vid comment section to feel the depth of his words. This song is every regular Bangladeshi man's story. In this song, the artist talked about the societal problems of Bangladesh & the sufferings that a commonman goes through daily. It's not a song for an average local music consumer. The sad reality of today is that good music gets fewer reactions. We are honoured to know your opinion on our music & appreciate you for keeping it real. We are one! CHEERS!
This is the kind of music that needs to go viral. Truly all the words made sense, a masterpiece of reality. Need more reaction videos of Moin G honestly
Only an artist can understand the strong emotions behind the song of an artist, which shows the beauty of music more effectively. We're really amazed by your respectful words toward us and once again we agree with the conception that music has no language. As a foreigner your love and support will inspire us to work more. Thank you again for being a part of our inspiration. 🖤🖤
Karar oi Louho Kopat from coke studio Bangla (Some students from different Bangladeshi Universities sang this song for our National Victory day.. The writer of the song is our national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam)
You are being misguided i guess. This is such a poor quality song that even Bangladeshis do not listen to it. I am surprised you are wasting your time reviewing this kind of songs.
