While,
Yo
Yo
Honey
Singh
has
been
enjoying
the
popularity
of
his
latest
Fugly
title
track,
the
same
has
triggered
a
wide
spread
enrage
among
the
gay
community.
The
music
video
'Yeh
Fugly
Fugly
Kya
Hai',
composed
and
sung
by
rapper
Honey
Singh
features
Akshay
Kumar
and
Salman
Khan
shaking
their
legs
and
like
most
of
Honey
Singh's
songs,
this
track
also
garnered
much
popularity
in
quick
time.
But
it
has
also
hurt
the
sentiments
of
the
gay
community
who
felt
very
offended,
primarily
for
two
phrases.
The
song
starts
like,
'Yeh
fugly
fugly
kya
hai?
Yeh
fugly
fugly...baap
ke
paison
pe
koodna,
sadak
ke
kone
pe
mootna,
377
ka
hatna
ya
Jessica
Lal
ki
ghatna,
launde
ke
munh
se
ouch...
(What
is
this
Fulgly?
Enjoying
on
daddy's
money,
urinating
at
street
corner,
removal
of
377
or
the
murder
of
Jessica
Lal...A
man
saying
Ouch)'.
Now,
the
LGBT
community
feels
it
very
offensive
as
the
song
featuring
Akshay
and
Salman
includes
a
serious
issue
like
377
along
with
urinating
on
streets
or
enjoying
on
father's
money.
The
song
triggered
massive
outrage
in
an
online
forum
which
deals
with
issues
related
to
377
and
the
LGBT
Rights.
Click
here
to
watch
the
Fugly
title
track
One
of
the
members
of
the
forum
said,
"Why
compare
the
removal
of
Article
377
to
urinating
in
public,
muder
of
Jessica
Lal
or
someone
spending
his
father's
money."
Editor
of
LGBT
online
magazine
'Gaylaxy',
Sukhdeep
Singh
also
fired
salvo
at
Honey
Singh
for
his
composition
in
the
Fugly
title
track.
"It's
highly
deplorable
that
they
have
to
mock
the
LGBT
community
and
group
the
removal
of
377
along
with
a
bunch
of
disgusting
things
like
urinating
in
public
and
then
calling
it
ugly.
Not
only
just
377,
the
song
also
makes
fun
of
gender
non-conforming
or
feminine
men
when
it
says
'Launde
ke
munh
se
ouch'.
It
did
not
surprise
me
thoughy
as
Honey
Singh's
songs
have
been
sexist
and
now
he
has
turned
homophobic
too."
Meanwhile,
director
of
the
film
Fugly,
Kabir
Sadanand
tries
to
clarify
things
saying,
"We
stand
for
the
freedom
of
choices
and
that's
exactly
what
the
song
states.
I
am
sure
this
is
also
the
take
of
the
lyric
writer.
377
hatna
is
our
fundamental
right.
Let's
be
clear,
freedom
stands
at
all
levels,
freedom
of
speech,
freedon
to
live
and
freedon
to
be."
Some
enraged
online
comments
Suryatapa
Mukherjee-
'377
ka
hatna.'
Are
you
serious?
What
is
Fugly
is
Honey
Singh
and
his
misogynistic
and
homophobic
song
lyrics.
Please
bro,
keep
in
mind
that
your
brain
is
only
good
at
churning
out
crappy,
meaningless
lyrics.
So
please
do
not
use
that
to
partake
in
social
commentary.
I
don't
know
how
this
got
through
the
production
process
and
got
okayed
by
everyone
involved?
Papri
Das-
I
was
confused
initially
if
my
interpretation
of
the
song
was
wrong
but
given
that
even
guys
have
noticed
it,
this
definitely
was
an
anti-gay
comment.
Even
the
line
'Launde
ke
munh
se
ouch'...can't
believe
Sallu
and
Akshay
agreed
to
promote
this.
Manu
Joseph-Homophobic
people
in
film
industry
should
not
be
entertained
by
anyone.
How
sad
such
lyrics
are
used
even
in
the
21st
century.
Sreya
Roy
Choudhary-
Bollywood
has
always
been
homophobic
and
rather
proud
of
that.
People
like
Honey
Singh
feel
the
insatiable
need
to
reference
and
ridicule
human
sexuality,
solely
because
such
gimmicks
can
keep
him
afloat.
Asif-
Just
when
you
thought
these
Bollywood
morons
couldn't
get
more
homophobic
and
misogynistic.