'Gyanesh, It's Done Bro' Becomes Protest Anthem, Blamed for Viral Memes and Reels

During recent protests, a catchy rap track with a memorable hook line has been featured in over 3,800 reels since its release on September 25. The song, titled 'Gyanesh, It's Done Bro,' has garnered varying views, with one video receiving 41,700 views and another 22 lakh views.

Composer Bluflamë, who is also known as Amit Kumar on music platforms, crafted the chorus around the phrase 'It's done bro' to make it catchy and memorable. Meanwhile, the verses convey the seriousness of the issue and people's frustration, with lyrics that are relatable, rhythmic, and easy to understand.

Leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi recently picked up the line and added new stanzas to a poster. Calling for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on October 6. This protest was followed by another on July 23 during the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protests.

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There, Salman Khan asked activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike.

'Gyanesh, It's Done Bro' joins a growing list of songs that form the soundtrack to the ongoing protests against the CEC Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. These songs have given a unique twist to the genre of protest music.

Making it more accessible and shareable across social media platforms.

Bluflamë, a music composer, stated that his music comes from the people who often go unheard. He aims to create music that reflects the struggles of those who are marginalized. His recent song, 'Tax,' has seen a resurgence in popularity during the recent protests, and he has also worked on other tracks as part of the Janta Radio project.

Aditi Sharma, a singer, pointed out that protest music has always served to call out power imbalances and injustices. The most viral protest songs arrive at the right moment. Speak a language that people understand, and make a political reality feel personal.

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However, they must also articulate a truth that people can recognize.

Sharma also noted that writing the background score to the revolution comes with its own consequences. Some collaborators have refused to work with Bluflamë due to his political work, and he has received threats and abusive messages. Despite this, Bluflamë remains committed to his craft, stating that the call of the reel is stronger than any personal risk.

Nirmal, a scriptwriter, shared that protest music is not limited to any particular ideology. It touches upon the basic question of survival and has the power to make a political reality feel personal. Bluflamë's music is a reflection of this, and he continues to create music that is relatable and memorable.