Yo Yo Honey Singh gets A R Rahman’s signature tattooed in emotional tribute

Yo Yo Honey Singh gets A R Rahman’s signature tattooed in emotional tribute

Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh recently paid an emotional tribute to legendary composer A R Rahman in a unique and heartfelt manner - by getting a tattoo in his honour. The rapper took to Instagram to share a video of himself getting Rahman’s signature inked on his body, calling the Oscar-winning composer a ‘living legend’ and crediting him as one of his biggest inspirations.

In the video, Honey Singh, 42, is seen getting the tattoo etched on his right shoulder blade while singing the iconic Rahman track Tu Hi Re from the film Bombay.

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As the camera captures the intimate moment, the rapper shares, “This is for my love for the lovely legend Mr. A.R. Rahman. I love you sir. This is for you. Thank you for blessing me with your music. You are the reason why I am a musician today. I love you forever.”

The tribute didn’t end there. Honey Singh revealed that this was his third tattoo in one night, all done to honour Rahman. In his Instagram caption, he wrote, “My third tattoo in one night for my lovely living legend @arrahman sir !! I love you sir, thank you for everything.” The post quickly gained traction, with fans applauding Honey Singh’s gesture and his enduring admiration for the maestro.

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The rapper has long been vocal about his love for A.R. Rahman’s work and has expressed his desire to collaborate with him. Honey Singh even dreams of producing a Grammy-worthy track alongside Rahman in the near future, calling it one of his biggest career goals.

This tribute comes on the heels of Honey Singh's latest release, Teri Yaadein, a music video featuring actress Nargis Fakhri and Moroccan artist Grini. The track is part of his comeback album Glory, which showcases songs in 10 different languages, reaffirming his versatility and creative growth.