National Times Bureau :- In a groundbreaking moment for Indian music, 19-year-old Punjabi rapper Param has made history by becoming the first Indian female artist to reach the #1 spot on Spotify’s Global Viral 50 chart. Her debut single, “That Girl,” soared to the top position just two weeks after its release in September, marking an extraordinary breakthrough for the young artist from Duneka village in Moga, Punjab.
Produced by Manni Sandhu and released under Collab Creations, the energetic track has captured global attention, currently trending at #1 in India, Canada, and the UK. The song’s catchy rhythm, relatable lyrics, and fresh Punjabi rap style have resonated with listeners across continents, making it a true viral phenomenon.
Param’s meteoric rise from a small village to international fame represents authenticity, perseverance, and raw talent. Her success is being celebrated as a milestone moment for female representation in Punjabi music, a genre long dominated by male voices.
Beyond her personal triumph, Param’s global success underscores a larger cultural shift, where regional Punjabi music is earning global acclaim and redefining the soundscape of international pop. Her journey is now inspiring countless young artists, especially women from rural India, to chase their creative dreams without boundaries
