Parody Song About Food Delivery Fans Goes Viral, Internet Reacts

Cravings can strike at any time, especially when food is just a few taps away. Food delivery apps make it easy to order online and connect users to nearby restaurants, ensuring fast deliveries. Admit it—we all have that one friend who’s a bit of a food delivery addict. While you try to break the habit, here is a song to hum along to. Internet users Bala, Kanika Gupta and Rohit Chattopadhyay created a parody song about food delivery addiction, which they shared in a joint Instagram post. The melody is inspired by the song Suniyan Suniyan, originally sung by Juss and MixSingh.

The parody song humorously pokes fun at someone addicted to food delivery services who can’t be bothered to cook at home. It poses amusing questions in its lyrics, such as, “Ghar pe jab aata tha toh pizza laya kyu? Anda hi kha leta, ye momo khaya kyu?” (Why did you order pizza when you had flour at home? Should have eaten eggs, why did you eat momos?). The song also highlights how the food-ordering habit has grown stronger over time, turning people into a paragon of laziness.

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