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A contestant on India's 'The 50' sparked backlash for a racially charged comment about Nigerian rapper Yung Sammy, prompting calls for accountability.
On February 2, 2026, Sapna Choudhary, a contestant on the reality show The 50, drew widespread criticism after making a remark perceived as racially insensitive toward Nigerian rapper Yung Sammy, who is known for Hindi rap hits like “Raat Khatam.” During a task in sunlight, Choudhary said, “Dhoop mein kaala toh nahi ho jaungi na?”—a comment interpreted as mocking Sammy’s skin color—prompting backlash from viewers and fellow contestants, including Karan Patel.
Yung Sammy later said the message could have been delivered more respectfully.
The incident sparked debate over racial insensitivity on Indian television and prompted calls for accountability from the show’s producers.
Un concursante en el programa 'The 50' de la India provocó una reacción violenta por un comentario cargado de racismo sobre el rapero nigeriano Yung Sammy, lo que provocó llamados a la rendición de cuentas.