The Balochi song which is a mix of hip hop and cultural tunes, speaks of betrayal and heartbreak in friendship. In a “behind the scenes” video of the making of the song, associate music producer Arsalan Hassan said that “even though it’s a Balochi song, it’s pop and we want it to be played in cars. It should be playing somewhere you’re sitting. We want to dance on this song.”

B’s magnetic rap combined with Khalil’s modern pop and Bugti’s authentic Balochi spirit makes it a good fusion of three unique styles.

After the overwhelming response on Abida Parveen and Naseebo Lal’s ‘Tu Jhoom,’ ‘Kana Yaari’ is also garnering great love from social media users.

Not being able to understand Balochi is not proving to be an obstacle for the viewers enjoying the song. “You don’t understand, but you are vibing,” said Twitter user Marwah Khan.

However, one user believes that the experience if the song could have been better if subtitles were posted along with it.

People also praised Xulfi, the director of Coke Studio for such a incredible additions to the Pakistani music.

Reacting to the positive response, rapper Eva B took to Twitter to thank her viewers.