AP Dhillon made a spectacular revelation during an interview with YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia. He revealed that he may take retirement from music.

“Once all this is over, I want to live a peaceful life. I still like that. I don't know if I'll wake up tomorrow and say that I don't want to make songs from now on. I was telling my friend. Next year might be my last year. I might not make music for a while, just because it has become a game more than the artspace,” the Canadian rapper told Ranveer.

He expressed concern over concert organizers charging exorbitant rates, calling it both disrespectful and unfair to loyal supporters. While many artists utilize ticket scarcity as a marketing strategy to hype demand, the singer revealed that he tries to avoid such practices and likes to prioritize fairness over financial gains.

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During the conversation, the singer also highlighted a widely discussed social media controversy related to inflated ticket prices. He criticized the trend of concerts that claimed to sell out within seconds, using the Dil-Luminati Tour of Diljit Dosanjh as an example. He also acknowledged the popularity of such events and artists and questioned these sellout claims authenticity, suggesting they try to create an artificial sense of exclusivity and urgency.

The remarks of AP Dhillon reflect his commitment to offering an accessible and honest experience for fans, distancing himself from unfair marketing tactics that are often used in the industry. His candid critique has led to conversations about the ethics of artist responsibility and ticket pricing, resonating with fans who love his transparent and straightforward approach to his music career.