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- Protesters, including Parenjith, protested
- Fans want Dee and Shane to make their stand clear
Rolling Stone with a tweet that includes rapper knowledge who wrote the lyrics for the songs Enjoy Enjami and Nee Oli. Rolling Stone has come out with information about knowledge after director Pa Ranjith and others came out in protest against the music magazine RollingStone.
Widespread protests, including on Twitter, have been raging since the release of Rolling Stone’s August issue page. Only Dhee, who sang a part of Enjoy Enjami, and Shawn Vincent de Paul, who sang Nie Oli, were originally on the cover. Later, as the protests escalated, information was added.
Designer Shine also shared on Twitter a cover with a picture of knowledge stating that this is how the cover of the magazine was supposed to go down. Rolling Stone has been asked by many to include knowledge not only in tweets but also in magazine covers.
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The rapper was known for writing the lyrics for both of these internationally acclaimed songs and singing at Enjoy Enjami. Director Pa. Ranjith took to the stage criticizing Rolling Stone and Maja for composing the songs.
‘Nee Oli, you have made the knowledge of writing lyrics for Enjoy Enjami songs invisible again. Is it so difficult for Rolling Stone and Maja to understand that the two songs are questioning their avoidance of such recognition? ‘ That is what Pa Ranjith tweeted in protest.
In addition, many people protested. Enjoy Enjami, who created revolutionary changes among South Indian rappers, was left out of the knowledge when he was included in Time Square. The remix of the song featured only DJ Snake and Dhee. The remix that later reached Spotify was also unknown. Music director Santosh Narayanan composed the music for both the songs. Maja is backed by renowned musician AR Rahman.
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