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'''The Fact About Sajjad Ali''' is a Flash animation made by Freek in 2002 at [[Albino Blacksheep]]. | '''The Fact About Sajjad Ali''' is a Flash animation made by Freek in 2002 at [[Albino Blacksheep]]. | ||
This animation uses the song "Paniyon Mein" from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sajjad_Ali Sajjad Ali], a Pakistani pop singer, as background music. The background image is a photo of Stonehenge, with some random X-shapes flying around. The text appears letter by letter, reading: "''Sajjad Ali: Pakistani Most Favourite semi-classical and Pop Singer. He composed this song similar to the original sound track of Michael Jackson World in Peace.''" | This animation uses the song "Paniyon Mein" from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sajjad_Ali Sajjad Ali], a Pakistani pop singer, as background music. The background image is a photo of Stonehenge taken from Windows XP wallpaper, with some random X-shapes flying around. The text appears letter by letter, reading: "''Sajjad Ali: Pakistani Most Favourite semi-classical and Pop Singer. He composed this song similar to the original sound track of Michael Jackson World in Peace.''" | ||
This is followed by the lyrics of the song Paniyon Mein (in Romanized Hindi). Shortly after the fourth line of the lyrics appears on screen, a Banshee with glowing eyes suddenly zooms in from the center with the same scream from [[What's Wrong?]], covering the Stonehenge picture. The video then starts over on an endless loop. The background song, however, does not loop and will stop playing after a couple of seconds. | This is followed by the lyrics of the song Paniyon Mein (in Romanized Hindi). Shortly after the fourth line of the lyrics appears on screen, a Banshee with glowing eyes suddenly zooms in from the center with the same scream from [[What's Wrong?]], covering the Stonehenge picture. The video then starts over on an endless loop. The background song, however, does not loop and will stop playing after a couple of seconds. | ||
