Karan Aujla drops new track ‘MF Gabhru’ ahead of P-Pop Culture album release

Karan Aujla has dropped a power-packed track, ‘MF Gabhru’, and we really can’t keep calm after listening to it. Karan has sung, composed, and written the lyrics, while Ikky has given the music to the track. 'MF Gabhru' is a part of his upcoming album, P-Pop Culture. Listen to ‘MF Gabhru’ on Gaana!

What truly sets 'MF Gabhru' apart is its music video. With this track, Karan Aujla has taken us straight to the heart of Punjab- its streets, its spirit, and its swag. Starting from bhangra and tractors to pure Punjabi energy, the video is a celebration of culture. Karan has perfectly blended global pop with desi roots.


Announcing about the song drop, Karan on Instagram wrote, "ਪੱਟੂ ਪਿੰਡ ਬੰਨ ਕੇ ਚਾਦਰਾ ਰੱਖਦਾ MF GABHRU OUT NOW !! P-POP CULTURE 22 AUGUST". (Translation- Pattu keeps a sheet by tying the village)

Fans are going crazy after listening to 'MF Gabhru'. One fan wrote, 'Vibe Pooorii LIT 🔥 TSUNAMI' while another wrote, "Absolutely LEGENDARY song and video 🔥❤️ Aujla never disappoints - had sky-high expectations and he still managed to cross them. Cinematography, locations, drip, beats, Aujla’s acting - all on point. And that last scene was so heart-touching; 🥺 baby boy was the perfect casting for this!"

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Appreciating the music video, a user commented, "The last seen in which the boy ( Young Aujla ) touches his mom’s photo, bruhhh… i got emotional. The journey of Karan🔥. That touch felt like he was asking where are they… amazing song and video".

About Karan Aujla's P-Pop Culture album

Karan Aujla announced his new album, P-Pop Culture, earlier this week, which will be released on August 22. He revealed the album’s name and release date during his concert in Montreal on July 26. Karan said that the album will take Punjabi pop to the global stage, blending desi roots with a modern sound. He dropped an announcement video that looked no less than a music video. It was shot in his hometown, Ghurala in Punjab, and highlights how this album represents Punjabi pop culture, something that runs in his blood. The video shows his journey from a small town to the global stage.

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