Mika Questions How Indian Singers Get Online Views, Cites Nicki Minaj's Video

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Jul, 2017 12:27 PM

Bollywood and Punjabi singer Mika Singh wonders how Indian singers are getting attention from all quarters on digital media.

He cited rapper Nicki Minaj's video titled YMCMB & Beats By Dre Presents: The Pinkprint Movie, and its views as an example.

"When an artist such as Nicki Minaj has only 13 million views... I'm surprised how Indian singers are getting so many views," Mika tweeted.

when an artist such as #NickyMinaj has only 13m views.. I'm surprised how indian singers are getting so many views🙈https://t.co/VAnfjdIae5
— King Mika Singh (@MikaSingh) July 6, 2017

On the work front, he was in the news for lending his voice to a promotional track of the film "All Eyez On Me" -- a biopic of late American rapper Tupac Shakur.

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