Punjabi beats can’t be kept hidden any longer and knows how to make a place in the hearts of people.…
SNS | New Delhi | December 29, 2017 5:39 pm
Punjabi beats can’t be kept hidden any longer and knows how to make a place in the hearts of people. Video
browsing to the last week of 2017 is coming to an end, and it’s time to revisit the 5 most viewed music videos on YouTube this year.
3 peg (195+ Million)
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Sharry Maan, the singer of song 3 Peg, released the song in 2016 and it has hit the milestone by 195+ million views on YouTube. Sharry Man has now become the heartthrob of the Punjabi music loving youth. Every Punjabi is being boomed up with the beats of this song. The song has received many coveted awards — Punjabi Music Most Popular song of the year Award and Punjabi Music Best Bhangra Song of the year Award.
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Backbone (184+ million)
Harrdy Sandhu released the song in 2017. He is currently one of the best singers of the Punjabi music industry. His last single song Horn Blow was a massive hit and this time he has again grabbed the position in the list. This song has ruled the hearts of every youth.
Suit (139+ million)
The Punjabi sensation Guru Randhawa made another hit after Patola. The song also features the voice of Arjun. T-Series released the song in 2017. The song features artists Nimrat Khaira and Mankirt Aulakh.
High rated gabru (221+ million)
Guru Randhawa gave another massive hit in High Rated Gabru that was released by T-series in 2017. The beats of song are very catchy and can make any Punjabi to dance on the beats.
Laembadagini (101+ million)
Diljit Dosanjh song will be in everyone’s playlist. The hit songs from Patiala Peg to Ik Kudi, he has every kind of music in store. Speed Records released the song in 2016. The song features Simran Hundal and Diljit Dosanjh. This song has received award of ‘Punjabi Music Most Popular song of the year Award’
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