‘My vote is not for you’: Chennai rapper’s song on Sasikala as TN CM goes viral

“Empty statements without votes
False promises without credibility
Hey! No one is good here
My vote is not for you”
These strong words were part of the song composed by Chennai musician Sofia Ashraf which went viral on social media after AIADMK leader Sasikala Natarajan was chosen as the chief minister of the state.
Singing the song on the streets of Poes Garden on Sunday, Ashraf’s song is making waves on social media. It is seen to reflect the general sentiment of the state on Sasikala’s imminent appointment as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
Ashraf broadcasted her performance live on Facebook, with a description saying “Democracy is dead.”

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