- And then they said 'Sunny, Sunny, Sunny, Sunny, Sunny,
'Sunny, Sunny,' I get it, it's sunny outside.
(upbeat music)
- I'm anticipating, like, Hip-hop music, but in Hindi.
- Historical Indian classical music.
- Yo-Yo Ma, like the cellist.
- The cellist.
- It's an Indian name, kind of mixed with a Chinese name.
(Indian music)
- Water, water, water, Sunny, Sunny, Sunny.
It doesn't really say much to be honest.
- And, like, there's a part where he's like,
'Take my photograph' but then it's a photograph of a woman.
- They rhymed pawny with sunny.
- I'm a man, look at all these women.
- Some objectification of women in there.
- It's good pop music.
- But I don't think I would listen to it,
just like on an everyday basis.
(Indian music)
- I would say the premise of this video
is more like American music videos.
- They got popsicles, oh my God.
- The dance move where he's like
humping the air was like questionable.
- They were just fake blue eyes.
- This girl is playing this role that's so cliche.
- Let me take that popsicle for you.
- She was really enjoying the popsicle.
Why would you take that away from her?
- It's so sickening, but I want to watch more of it.
(Indian music)
- From my limited club experience in India,
that is not what clubs are like in India.
There's not like 1,000 women and
you're just drinking your four bottles of Vodka.
- No one stop me drinking four bottles of Vodka.
I don't have to stop you.
- If this were an ice cream flavor, it would be Vanilla.
- I think if this was India's version of
'Can't stop, won't stop' but it was worse.
(Indian music)
- Hey, I know this guy.
- He was wearing glasses like Anna.
Who's Anna?
- I like the part where he puts yogurt in a coconut,
because I never thought of that.
- It was pretty typical, Bollywood music video.
- I love that one.
I like Shara Khan, I was very surprised to see him in this.
- Shara Khan is a very well-respected actor.
And I don't know if Yo Yo Honey Singh is a
very well-respected musician.
- The video was way less, like, I'm surrounded by women.
It was like, there's one woman and a lot of guys.
(Indian music)
- Just a bunch of little kids in police costumes.
- My love is a tiger.
- That doesn't sound safe.
- Do people measure their chests?
Like, I don't know how many inches my chest is.
- But why is he angry, I didn't get that.
- It looked like he was in, like, a brain washing camp
or something, and there were all these tiny police officers
that he was controlling.
- So in America, we have, like, objectification.
Which is really bad.
But this is a sort of more, almost sinister way of doing it.
- It's a certain slice of Indian popular culture
that doesn't seem to represent, like, Indian traditions.
- He has very upbeat songs, which are attractive.
- The beat is like very pipply.
- But if I were at a party, and like,
some of that started bumping,
I'm not gonna lie, I would dance to it.
- I couldn't dance to this in the club.
- I would not be twerking to this.
- And if Honey Singh came to America,
I think he might be very successful,
if this music were in English.