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VIKKALP is back as the indie pop troublemaker who doesn't care what people think in "COSBY." The song is effective at making people feel uncomfortable, challenging them, and having a darkly charming quality. He goes the other way in a genre that usually makes things easier by thinking of good things. He makes a song that pulls people into the dark with a smirk. It appears unappealing, evokes negative feelings, and is morally questionable; however, its careful craftsmanship makes it impossible to ignore.
The smooth and clean production makes the song's edgy attitude seem unreal. VIKKALP moves through the performance with bold clarity, making each moment a comment on society's selective morals and the entertainment we love even when it shows our flaws. He has a tone that is both lighthearted and serious, and he can switch between being honest and making fun of things.
The strong perspective behind "COSBY" is what makes it outstanding. VIKKALP doesn't avoid sensitive topics; instead, it goes right into them, forcing listeners to face their desires and the cultural norms we don't often question. The track turns into a mirror that shows you things that are uncomfortable and strangely addictive. This is the kind of music that makes you think for a long time after the last beat.
With "COSBY," VIKKALP keeps acting like the indie pop anti-hero, the artist who isn't afraid to make people uncomfortable while still giving them something that's really catchy. It is brave, entertaining, and very well made to get people to talk. You will have to hit play again, even if you don't want to. That's the whole point.