Pakistani singer Shae Gill has responded to the growing social media debate surrounding Hania Aamir’s debut song Pablo. The controversy began after listeners claimed that the new track sounded similar to Gill’s 2025 song Insecurity. Some social media users went further and accused Hania of copying Gill’s work.
The discussion became more intense when Gill shared an acoustic version of Insecurity on social media. She posted the performance to celebrate the song’s anniversary, but some users interpreted its timing as a response to Hania and the ongoing comparisons between the two tracks.
Shae Gill responds to online speculation
Gill also told followers that they were free to enjoy whichever songs or dramas they preferred, distancing herself from the online rivalry being created around the two artists.
Her acoustic performance received support from several artists and influencers. Aima Baig and Abdul Hannan reacted to the post with emojis, while Momina Munir asked Gill to release a complete version. Annural Khalid said the performance made her fall for the song again, while other followers praised the the song.
Insecurity was Gill’s first solo song and was produced with Mushtaq Elektrik. Gill had already gained widespread recognition through the Coke Studio hit Pasoori, which she performed with Ali Sethi.
Hania Aamir makes music debut with ‘Pablo’
Hania released Pablo on September 9 as her first official music track. This marked another step in her career after completing a decade in the entertainment industry. The Punjabi hip-hop song was written and composed by Hania herself.
The song theme centres on Hania responding to criticism about her personality, appearance and public image.
In the song, Hania addresses people who accuse her of being ‘fake’ and those who constantly follow her.
She confidently tells her critics not to worry about her, making it clear that their negative comments do not affect her.
The actress shared the song on her official Instagram account, where it quickly drew attention from fans and social media users.
Indian personality Rakhi Sawant also makes a surprise voice appearance near the end of the track, praising Hania and encouraging her to ignore criticism.
