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A Good Song For Haters, Listen To “CRITICÓN” By Bellakath

With slick and straight-up no-filter rhymes, Bellakath just dropped a good song for haters called “CRITICÓN,” slang for those bitter people who have zero positive things to say and do nothing but talk trash. Could this turn into a massive viral hit like “Papi Chulo” was back in the 2000s? Only time will tell… Meanwhile, […]

Bellakath holding up middle fingers in a pink top from the CRITICÓN music video, a good song for haters.

Bellakath holding up middle fingers in a pink top from the CRITICÓN music video, a good song for haters.

With slick and straight-up no-filter rhymes, Bellakath just dropped a good song for haters called “CRITICÓN,” slang for those bitter people who have zero positive things to say and do nothing but talk trash.

Could this turn into a massive viral hit like “Papi Chulo” was back in the 2000s? Only time will tell… Meanwhile, check out the new music video right here and get dancing!

Bellakath Claps Back at the Critics

“CRITICÓN” draws inspiration from the awkward moments the Mexican singer has to face on social media and serves as a clear message to all her adversaries. Unfiltered as ever, she says everything she needs to say with an ironclad attitude and a sharp tongue!

This might also hit the spot if you’re looking for a good song for haters, because honestly, at some point in life, we all unfortunately run into undesirable people who do nothing but question everything you do without looking at themselves first.

Best of all, the rhythm here is pure dance, and there’s no better way to shake off the bad vibes than moving your whole body with joy!

How Haters Secretly Boost Your Music Career

Believe it or not, haters can actually be a whole marketing strategy. The algorithm literally doesn’t care if a comment is mean; it just cares that people are engaging, so hate comments and duets still push tunes into more feeds.

Drama also gets you free press that no independent artist could ever afford, keeping your name trending for days. This happened when she skyrocketed alongside Dani Flow and their viral TikTok hit “Reggaeton Champagne,” mostly because of how spicy the lyrics were.

Another different example, but with the same viral effect, is Nicki Minaj and Doja Cat. Both caught major streaming bumps right after messy online moments, so the numbers don’t lie.

Bottom line, being ignored kills a career way faster than being hated on, cause at least hate means people are paying attention. This might sound contradictory, but as for whether it works, it definitely works!

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