The internet's vastness in freedom of expression is evident in a YouTube video posted by a YouTuber named "Chahat Fateh Ali Khan." In the video, he passionately sings his version of the Cricket World Cup Anthem while wearing a suit and shades. The song's lyrics include "Jeete Gye Bi Jeete Gye," and he shares the video on X.
The online trolling intensified when this Pakistani man released his rendition of the World Cup song after the one composed by Pritam featuring Ranvir Singh failed to impress fans. In the video, he nonsensically sings a version of the World Cup song, with only one audible line: "Jeet gaye bi jeet gaye," while the other lines lack coherence.
However, the video takes a comedic turn as he interjects information about Pakistan's scheduled matches in the World Cup, including the first match against the Netherlands and the subsequent one against Sri Lanka vs. India. The song's absurdity adds an element of humour and enjoyment.
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The shockingly absurd nature of the video led one user to comment, tauntingly, "Ab Pakistan ko koi nahi rok sakta (No one can stop Pakistan now)."
Another user sarcastically said, " I didn't expect it to be this good..."
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Despite the video's apparent absurdity, the man maintains an impressive bio on X, describing himself as inspired by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and claiming to live in London.
While the video has been subjected to ridicule due to its comedic elements, it's worth noting that the recent video shared by the official ICC YouTube channel, featuring the official ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Anthem, received a significant number of dislikes from netizens who found it lacking in taste and excitement.
One user commented, "This is such a powerful song! My friend was in a wheelchair for the last 9 years. It gave him the power to stand up and walk to the TV to turn it off."
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