This song got the tag of ‘Manhus’, over 100 people had committed suicide after hearing

Gloomy Sunday Song: You must have heard a lot of stories of people vomiting or being unconscious by watching horror-comedy movies. But there is a song in the history of the music industry that people started dying. It is claimed in the reports that there was something in this song that after listening to more than 100 people committed suicide. In such a situation, this song also had to be banned.

This song is the song ‘Glumi Sunday’ by Razo Ceres and Laszlo Javor which was written in 1933. Razo Ceres was a Hungarian Musician. He was trying to become a singer and it is said that Ceres’s fiancé left him for being a useless musician. After this, Ceres wrote the song ‘Glumi Sunday’ for his X fiancé. However, it is also said that Laszlo Javar had asked to write a song about his ex -girlfriend after the breakup.

The writer of the song had also done suicide
‘Glumi Sunday’ was recorded by Hungarian pop singer Pal Kalmar and it proved to be a hit song. But then the tag of wretched started on this song. Hearing this song, claims of more than 100 people commit suicide. Ceres, who wrote ‘Glumi Sunday’ himself, gave his life by jumping from the window in 1968. In some reports, it was also claimed that the X fiancé of the Ceres had also taken his life by consuming poison and in the suicide note- “Glumi Sunday” was written. Apart from this, two more people shot themselves after listening to the song ‘Glumi Sunday’.

Written in suicide note- ‘Glumi Sunday’
In 1935, a cobbler committed suicide in Budapest and left the lines of ‘Glumi Sunday’ in the suicide note. Hungary had banned this song after the news of suicide due to ‘Glumi Sunday’. But even after this, there were cases of suicide after listening to the song. A woman from London heard the song again and again and then took the overdose of Barbiturates. A man heard ‘Glumi Sunday’ in the club first and then went out and shot and committed suicide.