Guru Randhawa takes on ‘Fine Shyt’ trolls with Finnish ‘Sisu mindset’ and declares ‘rest of the years are mine’: ‘I’m in my own lane’


Guru Randhawa takes on 'Fine Shyt' trolls with Finnish 'Sisu mindset' and declares 'rest of the years are mine': 'I'm in my own lane'
Guru Randhawa embraces ‘Sisu Mindset’ amid backlash over new song ‘Fine Shyt’; declares ‘one vs all’

Singer Guru Randhawa has responded to the trolling surrounding his latest track ‘Fine Shyt’, sharing a defiant social media note that invokes the Finnish concept of Sisu, associated with resilience, courage and inner strength. Declaring himself to be in his “own lane” and describing the situation as “One vs All”, Guru suggested that criticism would not distract him from his musical journey. His response comes days after the music video for Fine Shyt, featuring Yashvi Desai and several popular internet creators, was released on August 6.

Guru Randhawa’s ‘Sisu mindset‘ note

Taking to social media, Guru Randhawa declared “one vs all” and challenged his critics to rethink their approach, asserting that he remains firmly focused on his own path. He referenced the Finnish concept of Sisu, which represents inner strength, resilience, courage and determination in the face of adversity.He wrote, “SISU MINDSET AND MOVES….!!! Also tell all of them to make some new strategy against me…….this one didnt work!! In my own lane….One vs All… Rare Like PAGANI 2025 was 2026 is and rest of the years are mine!!! Finest Shytttt.”The music video for ‘Fine Shyt’ dropped on August 6, featuring Guru alongside co-singer Yashvi Desai and a lineup of popular internet creators.

Guru Randhawa on his track ‘SIX’

In other updates, Guru Randhawa had earlier opened up in July about his song ‘SIX’, sharing the creative thinking that went into blending hip-hop with Punjabi music. He said, “I’ve always loved hip-hop culture, but I wanted to blend it authentically with our native Punjabi vibe. ‘SIX’ is about hitting it out of the park. It’s about the grind, the focus, and the mindset it takes to stay at the top.”

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He also spoke about reuniting with collaborator Kiran Bajwa for the track, saying, “Having Kiran Bajwa back on a track with me made this sonic shift feel natural. We’ve built a specific musical trust, and this track represents the next step in our collaborative journey.”

Guru Randhawa and Kiran Bajwa’s musical journey

Guru and Kiran Bajwa have previously delivered chart-topping hits together, including ‘Sirra’ from the acclaimed album ‘Without Prejudice’ and the popular single ‘SHKINI’, cementing their reputation as a successful musical duo in the industry.



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