Talha Anjum wants people to know that he does not condone violence and alcohol. In a recent interview with Raftar, Anjum was asked by a 16-year-old audience member about the influence his lyrics have on young people, especially when they include references to alcohol. The rapper chose to deny ever promoting such things during the Q&A session.  

“I don’t think I have ever preached violence or alcohol,” he said. “I have talked about it but I’m not saying that I’m doing it or that I love doing it. I’m not promoting it.” 

The fan further said that whatever the singer does becomes cool and everyone copies it. “If someone is trying to be sigma or cool, they will play your song in the background,” the fan asked. “What do you have to say about that?“ To this he responded, “I want people to copy me, but only for the good things I have done.” 

Anjum thinks that people in Pakistan tend to focus only on others’ flaws and rarely acknowledge the good until someone has passed away.