⁣"GOAT" is a powerful anthem by the legendary late Punjabi artist Sidhu Moose Wala, featured on his massive 2021 album, Moosetape. The track is a bold statement of his legacy, dominance in the music industry, and the polarizing nature of his fame.
Song Overview
Artist: Sidhu Moose Wala
Music: Wazir Patar
Director: Sukh Sanghera
Album: Moosetape (2021)
Key Themes and Meaning
The song explores the contrast between how Sidhu is perceived by the authorities versus his fans in the "hood."
The Conflict of Perception: A recurring theme in the lyrics is the line, "The police in your city call me a thief, but the boys in your hood call me the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time)" [
00:31]. It highlights the friction between his legal troubles and his undeniable status as a folk hero and cultural icon.
Hard Work and Success: Sidhu emphasizes that his lifestyle and luxury cars are the result of "honest earnings" (hakk di kamayi) [
00:08], dismissing those who view his rise with jealousy or suspicion.
Fearlessness: The lyrics reflect his "don't back down" attitude, stating that while he knows death follows high success, he continues to live on his own terms [
01:37].
Unrivaled Legacy: Towards the end of the track, he warns against comparing him to "lallu-panju" (mediocre) artists, asserting that there is only one "Moosetape" and his impact is incomparable [
02:54].
Musical Style
Produced by Wazir Patar, the song features a signature raw, gritty underground beat that complements Sidhu's aggressive and rhythmic flow. The music video, directed by Sukh Sanghera, features high-end visuals, luxury cars, and a cinematic aesthetic that became a hallmark of the Moosetape era.

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