Badshah’s new track from EP Fitoor blends introspective lyrics, street visuals, and dance – marking a bold new turn in his hip-hop journey.

Badshah is back, and this time, he’s dancing. Galiyon Ke Ghalib, the latest drop from his EP Fitoor, hit YouTube on April 30, 2025, and it’s already shaking things up. Known for his mic presence and lyrical grit, Badshah steps out of his comfort zone here, not just with his words, but with full-blown choreography.

The track is a smooth mix of storytelling, hard-hitting bars, and a video that captures the raw pulse of the streets. What’s refreshing is the switch-up: he’s not just performing the song; he’s living it.

The visuals hit fast and sharp, gritty backdrops, urban fashion, and a vibe that straddles old-school Ghalib poetry and new-school swag. It’s personal without being preachy, emotional without going soft. That balance? Rare, and it works.

In a press note Badshah said, “Galiyon Ke Ghalib is not just a party track, it’s an emotional journey powered by my own connection to this culture and sound.”

Penned, composed, and performed by Badshah with production by Hiten, the track dives into themes of heartbreak, self-worth, and identity. Lyrically, it leans into introspection with lines like:

“Thik nahi hum sab kharab kar dete, Pani hath me pakadte sharab kar dete…”

That’s classic Badshah –  sharp, and bold. The chorus brings it all home:

“Dekho meri haalat, banaaya tune Ghalib… Hum galiyon ke Ghalib…”

Fans are loving it. The surprise dance aspect has people talking, commenting, and yes, mimicking his moves. 

One top comment says, “Lyrics are killer, Badshah is on fire,” and that sums up the general sentiment.

And there’s more on the horizon, Badshah is set to kick off The Unfinished Tour in the U.S. this September. Cities on the list include Virginia, New Jersey, the Bay Area, Seattle, Dallas, and Chicago. 

So if you’re in the States, this might be your chance to catch him live in his new avatar.

Final Thoughts

Galiyon Ke Ghalib marks a confident step forward for Badshah. He’s not ditching what made him famous, he’s adding layers to it. 

The song doesn’t scream for attention; it earns it. If you’re looking for music with vibe, weight, and something different, this track deserves a listen (or five).

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