Cheema Y and Gur Sidhu just pulled up with a full album, “The Simpsons” and it’s already setting the Punjabi scene on fire. 10 tracks deep, full of confidence, street stories, and signature Gur Sidhu production, this one’s got fans running it back track after track. 🔂🔥

But it’s not just the sound that’s catching attention, it’s the name. “The Simpsons” isn’t random. The story behind it is straight out of meme culture. Fans have been calling Cheema Y “Cheema Baba” for a minute now because his lyrics and bars have a weird way of coming true. 😅

Just like how The Simpsons TV show is famous for “predicting” world events, Cheema decided to flip the joke and own it. Naming his album “The Simpsons” is a nod to the people who noticed it first, his listeners.

Production-wise, Gur Sidhu came in heavy. From the hard-hitting basslines to soulful hooks, every record on here carries that raw Punjabi energy mixed with cinematic flair. The chemistry between Cheema and Sidhu is as tight as ever, you can tell this project was built from trust and vision, not just trends.

The album moves between anthemic street energy and emotional depth, making it one of the most balanced Punjabi projects we’ve heard this year.

And while the internet’s having fun calling him the “Punjabi Simpsons,” Cheema’s clearly laughing with them — not at them. The message is clear: when you speak real, it tends to come true.

So now the question is… which track off “The Simpsons” hits the hardest for you? 🗳️👇