**The major factor preventing him from becoming a pan-India superstar is his team.(Management team, lyrics writers, music video director)**

\- After "Khadkey Glassy," he formed **Mafia Mundeer**, a group filled with exceptionally talented members, all of whom are stars today.  

\- This suggests that during that period, he was channeling their extraordinary ideas, lyrics, talent, and hard work into his own projects, which led to massive success.  

\- Additionally, he hired international GORA director and the legendary Director Gifty, contributing significantly to his achievements.  

\- After his comeback with Makhna, he switched to a new team with artists like **Singhsta, Hommie Dilliwala**, and a few others. He also hired a new music director, **Mihir Gulati**. Well, this marked the beginning of his downfall. This new team failed to recreate or establish the image and persona of Honey Singh that the old Mafia Mundeer crew had built. The style, attitude, and swag shown in lyrics like "Brown Rang" with "Excuse me miss... ," or the starting rap in "Dope Shope" filled with attitude—"Sunno mere veero, sunno mere veero, suno mere veeerooooooooooooooo aaj meri kahani"—and those youth-connecting lyrics written by **Lil Golu**, like "Pass kara du phone ghuma du teri principal bhi baby Yo Yo ki fan h," were missing.



\- The new team couldn't capture the personality that the old Mafia Mundeer members had crafted, and that’s why the audience began complaining. They felt something was off, saying the old Yo Yo was better and the new one lacked the vibe.The old-new honey comparison game started because of the teams, the new writers were under performing as compared to the old ones.

\- However, Yo Yo misunderstood these complaints, thinking the audience wanted a song similar to "Blue Eyes" or "Brown Rang." He responded by saying he wouldn't make those types of songs again because he doesn't repeat himself and is versatile. But in reality, the audience wasn’t asking for the same sound—they were asking for the attitude, style, class, and larger-than-life persona of the old Yo Yo.

\-In the **Honey 3.0** album, he brought in **Prince Narula's team**, along with new writers and, for the first time, new producers. He only performed the vocals on the album, which left fans completely disappointed because it lacked the essence of the old Yo Yo that was promised and heavily marketed. Even the music was created by someone else, so how can anyone claim that the old Yo Yo returned?. 

\-In his new album **glory**, he produced the albums and left **Prince Narula's** team, collaborating with young new artists like **Talwinder, Paradox, and Pho** to connect with today's music. A godbrother entered his life, none other than **LEO Grewal**, who brought back the missing **attitude, style, class, and larger-than-life persona of the old Yo Yo**. This was reflected in songs like "Millionaire," "Jatt Mehkma," and "6 AM," which LEO wrote brilliantly and Paaji produced perfectly, leading to his successful comeback. However, one thing was still missing—the return of the OG **director Gifty**. Additionally, the new music video director Mihir Gulati ended up ruining many of his videos.

\-Also, in the Glory album's music video like in  Millionaire and Bonita, Paaji had a new salt-and-pepper look. It looked good only in those videos, but he adopted it permanently, which ended up ruining many more videos like **6 AM and 1000 Miles**. Fans want him to go back to black hair, but he isn't listening.

\-He recently launched his new album "51 GD," which turned out to be a complete disappointment as it contains 51 songs. The main issue with the album is that Honey again formed a new team consisting of **Nanku, Jackbars, Hommie Dilli Wala, and Y80**. While all of them are above-average lyricists, they are not the best, which is why the album isn't performing well. Honey did his part perfectly by producing every single song, but his lyricists and management's average efforts made the overall album mediocre. Some good tracks like **"Sone Daa Gulaab," "Mile High," and "Maybach"** remain underrated because finding these gems among 51 songs is challenging. The low views and streams on these songs make listeners doubt their music taste, leading to the perception that the songs are bad, which keeps them underrated. **All of this is because the lyricists didn't do justice to Honey's top-notch production**.The flow was bad the composition was not good in lot of songs

The problem with Honey is that he isn't changing his team. His management has created a persona for him that feels like a **joke**. He pays lyricists, and everyone knows he can't write songs, so why not hire the best ones in India if he's already paying for it? If people accept that he uses lyricists, then **go for the top talent instead of settling for average ones**. He can see his album isn't performing well, so why not change his management and PR team? If he notices people don't like his salt-and-pepper look, **why not dye his hair back to black?** If his music videos aren't appealing, why not hire a new music video director? If no one likes his clothing, why not wear stylish outfits like he used to?

Guys, please don't abuse me in the comment section. I am not a hater of paji.

Also, share your thoughts on what might be holding him back from becoming a pan-India superstar.

The only problem with yo yo honey singh