The gesture became a recognisable part of Moosewala’s stage presence
Sidhu Moose Wala’s younger brother, Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, recreated the late Punjabi singer’s signature thaapi gesture during the opening night of the Signed to God Hologram World Tour in Toronto.
The moment took place at Scotiabank Arena on October 9, 2026, where fans gathered to celebrate Moose Wala’s music.
Shubhdeep, affectionately known as Chhota Sidhu, attended the event alongside his parents, Balkaur Singh and Charan Kaur.
Videos shared on social media showed the young boy performing his brother’s familiar thappi gesture, prompting cheers and applause from the audience.
The gesture became a recognisable part of Moose Wala’s stage presence, making the moment particularly memorable for fans attending the concert.
The Toronto performance marked the launch of the Signed to God World Tour, which recreates the singer’s performances using 3D holographic projections, original vocals, archival footage and stage effects.
The production aims to bring Moose Wala’s music to audiences across multiple cities while celebrating his influence on Punjabi music worldwide.
The opening night also featured artists who had collaborated with the singer during his career, adding to the celebration of his musical legacy.
A new music video for Moose Wala’s 2021 track ‘295’ was also released around the event. It features archival footage of the singer alongside members of his family.
Originally released in July 2021, ‘295’ remains one of his most recognised tracks, continuing to attract listeners across the world.
Social media users shared clips of Shubhdeep recreating the thaapi gesture, with many expressing their emotions at seeing the young boy imitate his brother’s signature style.
SIDDHU 2.0
He is the son of Sidhu Moosewala. Someone tell me who this kid is. ?? https://t.co/px41ZGZReL
— BHEEM BAUDH (@BHEEM_BAUDH) October 10, 2026
One social media post described the moment as emotional, while another highlighted how closely the young boy mirrored the singer’s familiar stage movements.
The response demonstrated the continued connection fans feel with Moose Wala.
The tour’s first phase includes five further shows across Canada and the United States. Planned stops include Vancouver, Calgary, New York, Houston and Oakland by November 6.
The production combines familiar recordings with visual technology to recreate the atmosphere of a live performance for audiences.
Sidhu Moose Wala’s music continues to reach listeners internationally, with the tour offering fans an opportunity to experience his songs in a different format.
Shubhdeep’s appearance added a personal moment to the Toronto concert, as the young boy recreated one of his brother’s most recognisable gestures in front of a cheering audience.
