Shahri turns struggles into energy with “99 Problems”

When an artist creates a track that not only climbs the charts but also resonates beyond borders, you know you’re witnessing something special. Shahri’s single “99 Problems” has already proven its staying power, landing in the top charts across Austria and Switzerland last year. Now, this breakout anthem is reaching wider ears, and it’s easy to hear why. What makes “99 Problems” stand out is the way it bridges language and emotion. Though the verses flow mostly in German, Shahri taps into a universal energy that needs no translation.

It’s the kind of hook that makes you lean in and press repeat without thinking twice. “99 Problems” balances spirit with accessibility. There’s a rawness in Shahri’s delivery, a confidence that speaks of facing down obstacles and pushing through. But instead of being weighed down by the idea of “problems,” the song flips it into empowerment, making the listener feel like they’re part of a collective experience. You don’t have to speak the language fluently to catch the vibe, the track’s heartbeat is universal. Chart success in Austria and Switzerland proves that Shahri has already captured a regional audience, but this record feels destined to travel even further.

Where authenticity and crossover potential both matter, Shahri delivers both in one package. “99 Problems” plays like a calling card for what Shahri represents as an artist. With a hook that refuses to be confined by language and a spirit that thrives on connection, Shahri’s sound is carving out its place in the global music conversation. So, whether you’re in Vienna, Zurich, or anywhere else in the world, turn the volume up and let “99 Problems” remind you that great music feels. And Shahri’s already proven he knows exactly how to make us feel.