Abrar ul Haq’s latest song of notorious number Billo in scene 2 of Coke Studio caused a ripple effect on social media. Many adulated the artist and Rohail Hyatt. Pakistan’s Human Rights Minister, Shireen Mazari took the support of Twitter and praised Abrar’s effortless singing. “Coke Studio 12 – Never thought Abrar ul Haq could do much else to his famous Billo number – however, Abrar has done it and it is magnificent!” she tweeted,

Coke Studio 12 – Never thought Abrar ul Haq could do anything more to his iconic Billo number – but Abrar has done it and it is wonderful! https://t.co/QvxSpX464q

— Shireen Mazari (@ShireenMazari1) October 27, 2019

Her critique on Coke Studio’s most recent offering prompted an assortment of assessments on social media with a large portion of the Twitterati pummeling her for disregarding major issues concerning her service and discussing a tune. https://twitter.com/asifatislamabad/status/1188387854730321921 https://twitter.com/aPotatoToBe/status/1188645751221563392 https://twitter.com/relation_blood/status/1188467896202256386 https://twitter.com/GBukhariNotABot/status/1188505151553884161

Federal Music Critic at it again! #TikTok of cabinet dancing to #Billo keenly awaited https://t.co/0Q0mxm1hxu

— Saadia Bukhari (@SaadiaBukhari) October 27, 2019

Wow, another review from minister https://t.co/2IhjjApEfs

— K. (@KomalKhawar) October 27, 2019

Minister of Joke Studio reviewing Coke Studio.. https://t.co/e0yBM1zzAH

— Naila Inayat (@nailainayat) October 27, 2019

Beforehand, Mazari’s interpretation of another Coke Studio melody, Ko Korina, sung by Ahad Raza Mir and Momina Mustehsan also caused a ripple effect.