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Momina Mustahsan defends Aima Baig following Sara Raza Khan's remarks

Momina Mustahsan defends Aima Baig following Sara Raza Khan's remarks

  • Momina Mustahsan expressed her support for Aima Baig.
  • Sara Raza Khan had said that Aima relies heavily on autotune.
  • Sara's remarks sparked significant backlash online.
Singer Momina Mustahsan recently expressed her support for fellow artist Aima Baig, calling her one of the best in the industry. This comes after singer Sara Raza Khan made comments suggesting that Aima relies heavily on autotune, stating that without it, "Aima Baig is not a singer at all."

Autotune is a tool used by singers to enhance their vocal performances, especially during live shows. Sara's remarks sparked significant backlash online, prompting a response from Momina Mustahsan.

In a comment on an Instagram post, Momina praised Aima, emphasizing that she is a talented singer who does not need autotune to succeed. She also acknowledged Sara Raza Khan's skills, stating, “Sara Raza Khan is also a good singer and she does not need autotune.”

 

 

Momina's supportive comments about both artists resonated with many fans on social media, who largely agreed with her viewpoint. Her reaction highlights the ongoing discussions about the use of technology in music and the talent of singers in the industry. By standing up for Aima, Momina has encouraged a more positive dialogue about the abilities of female artists in the competitive music scene.

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