Coke Studio Season 14's biggest hit-song Pasoori, performed by singers Ali Sethi and Shae Gill, has achieved yet another important milestone, officially reaching 100 million views on YouTube.
Just two weeks ago, the banger debuted at 161 on Spotify's global charts, with over 736,000 streams worldwide.
Coke Studio producer Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan, better known as Xulfi, shared the news on his Instagram, saying "Thank you friends! Thank you for listening, sharing, singing, enjoying and dancing on Pasoori. Your love has made every milestone possible."
https://www.instagram.com/p/CdQFQhhsAGT/
Just a couple of months ago, the song also ranked 3rd place on the Spotify Global Viral 50 playlist. In an Instagram post, singer Ali Sethi shared a screenshot of the song in the Spotify playlist, and shed a little light onto the backstory of the song.
"one year ago, when @zulfiqarjkhan heard this tune I’d sent him on a voicenote, he told me with tremendous calm that it will enter the global charts. i laughed, drank my coffee, and put it out of mind. today, i woke up to this," his caption read.
The song has been lauded for its catchy tune, and it encapsulating a feeling of timelessness that makes it easy for even global audiences to enjoy it, despite it being a Pakistani song.
It particularly struck a chord in India, where even celebrities such as Shilpa Shetty and Arjun Kapoor have been sharing the song on their social media.
On Monday, The New Yorker magazine published an article about the song, which also served as a profile of Pasoori singer Ali Sethi.
Just two weeks ago, the banger debuted at 161 on Spotify's global charts, with over 736,000 streams worldwide.
Coke Studio producer Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan, better known as Xulfi, shared the news on his Instagram, saying "Thank you friends! Thank you for listening, sharing, singing, enjoying and dancing on Pasoori. Your love has made every milestone possible."
https://www.instagram.com/p/CdQFQhhsAGT/
Just a couple of months ago, the song also ranked 3rd place on the Spotify Global Viral 50 playlist. In an Instagram post, singer Ali Sethi shared a screenshot of the song in the Spotify playlist, and shed a little light onto the backstory of the song.
"one year ago, when @zulfiqarjkhan heard this tune I’d sent him on a voicenote, he told me with tremendous calm that it will enter the global charts. i laughed, drank my coffee, and put it out of mind. today, i woke up to this," his caption read.
The song has been lauded for its catchy tune, and it encapsulating a feeling of timelessness that makes it easy for even global audiences to enjoy it, despite it being a Pakistani song.
It particularly struck a chord in India, where even celebrities such as Shilpa Shetty and Arjun Kapoor have been sharing the song on their social media.
On Monday, The New Yorker magazine published an article about the song, which also served as a profile of Pasoori singer Ali Sethi.