Fans Slam Asim Azhar Over Rajab Butt Praise: ‘Standards Have Fallen’

Pakistan’s talented singer Asim Azhar facing criticism after commenting on the content creator Rajab Butt the video in which Rajab Ali praising and enjoying Asim’s newly released song ‘Tu Hai Wohi remix.

Asim thanking Rajab for support and commenting, “Shehzada lag raha hai mera bhai” (My brother is looking like a prince).

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After friendly and lighthearted exchange, instantly caught varied reactions from social media. Some users criticized Asim for publicly supporting Rajab Butt, a social media influencer whose recent controversies have kept him in the spotlight.

The comment prompted backlash from some followers, sharing their disappointment online.

Someone said, ‘Yesterday I was thinking why I don’t like asim now I realise what was the reason’.

Another one commented: ‘Asim’s standard fell so much that he appreciated this teddy goat . These are both slippers.’

Third user said: Earlier, ‘Asim Azhar used to look like a slap… Today it has been proved that only a slap can support a slap. The one whose standard is Asim Azhar’

Another user said: ‘Asim Azhar has become zero from now on’

One user said: ‘Asim didn’t deserve this much chawali  ur level is this chapri…. So sad.’

Someone said ‘Asim Azhar apna thora sa career khud h khrab krte hue’

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Others, however, defended Asim, arguing that his comment was simply a gesture of appreciation toward someone who enjoyed his music and should not be interpreted as an endorsement of every aspect of Rajab’s public image.

One user said:  ‘You can’t get anything after being jealous. First show yourself and then comment negative. Otherwise chill friends, don’t go out on everything.’

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The interaction has since become a talking point online, generating debate among fans and followers of both personalities.

In his latest track Tu Hai Wohi, Asim Azhar puts his own modern spin on a beloved Bollywood classic by blending elements of the original song with new lyrics, rap verses, and his own vocals