A ‘Cold/Mess’ situation: Prateek Kuhad leaves the Internet confused with his retweets
The young singer has been retweeting the good and the bad tweets about himself.
By ET Online |
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Singer Prateek Kuhad is well known for his soulful hits and hard-hitting lyrics. Recently, the young singer got a lot of praise on the Internet for being featured on former US President Barack Obama’s Favourite Music of 2019 list. However, Kuhad has left his 15,000 Twitter followers confused after he went on a retweeting spree.
The young singer has been retweeting the good and the bad tweets about himself, so much so, that Twitterati felt that his account was hacked.
Kuhad took to Twitter to clarify that he reads every retweet and that his account is not hacked.
The internationally known singer shot to international fame with his independent album In Tokens and Charms, which was released in 2015. He also bagged several awards like MTV Europe Music Award, Indie Album of the Year honors from iTunes, Best Pop Artist at the Radio City Freedom Awards, and also won the International Songwriting Competition.
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The young singer has been retweeting the good and the bad tweets about himself, so much so, that Twitterati felt that his account was hacked.
Kuhad took to Twitter to clarify that he reads every retweet and that his account is not hacked.
Just for the record guys, my account is not hacked and I absolutely DO read every tweet I retweet. Have a nice day x
— Prateek Kuhad (@prateekkuhad) 1582108819000The internationally known singer shot to international fame with his independent album In Tokens and Charms, which was released in 2015. He also bagged several awards like MTV Europe Music Award, Indie Album of the Year honors from iTunes, Best Pop Artist at the Radio City Freedom Awards, and also won the International Songwriting Competition.
Pulitzer-winner rapper Kendrick Lamar may be one of the biggest names associated with the Black Lives Matter movement, but he’s not the only artist who’s pledged to a worthy cause. A look at other rappers and the voices they support.
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