Sidhu Moosewala Crosses 30 Million YouTube Subscribers, Sets New Posthumous Record

Late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala has achieved a remarkable milestone, becoming the first Indian artist to surpass 30 million subscribers on YouTube after his passing.

Born as Shubhdeep Singh, Moosewala continues to command a massive global fanbase, with his official channel reaching the landmark despite having a relatively limited catalogue of around 125 videos. The achievement highlights the enduring popularity of the singer, years after his tragic death.

Reacting to the development, his father Balkaur Singh said the moment would have meant a great deal to his son. He expressed gratitude to fans for their unwavering support, adding that the love shown proves the artist has not been forgotten. He also mentioned that the family continues to face challenges related to business matters and security concerns.

The surge in subscribers comes amid growing anticipation for Moosewala’s upcoming posthumous track, “Eyes On Me,” which has already generated buzz following the release of its official poster. Fans believe the song may touch upon the circumstances surrounding his killing.

Moosewala, who hailed from Moosa village in Punjab’s Mansa district, was shot dead in 2022 at the age of 28, an incident that sent shockwaves across the music industry and beyond.

His previous posthumous release, “Barota,” had also drawn massive engagement online, reportedly becoming one of the most-commented videos globally.

Even years after his demise, Sidhu Moosewala’s digital presence continues to grow, underlining his lasting impact on Punjabi music and his strong connection with audiences worldwide.