QB brings a little bit of FIFA to Pakistan

The singer collaborated with Jason Derulo on a version of the World Cup anthem

19 Jun, 2018

Is there FIFA fever in Pakistan? You bet!

And while there is no Pakistan team in the world cup championship, the love for football runs strong. Qurat-ul-Ain Balouch has given us another reason to go FIFA-crazy...

The singer performed a desi-fied version of this year's FIFA anthem, which was originally sung by Jason Derulo:

QB gives Derulo's anthem that extra beat, making it even more dance worthy than it originally was. As if we didn't enjoy the song, that addition of the dhol makes it feel complete. We can't help it, we love that desi beat!

FIFA World Cup ‘18 fever is here! Here’s to unchartered boundaries of passion that is #Pakistan P.s when Jason and I drank coke #represent #Pakistan #fifaworldcup2018 #Colors #getready

A post shared by Quratulain Balouch (@qbalouch) on Jun 18, 2018 at 1:10pm PDT

Can look at it and not touch it. An unforgettable experience bringing the #FIFAtrophy to #Pakistan with #christiankarembeu #HajraKhan the Pakistan women’s football captain and #Younuskhan from #ChiangMai #Thailand learning a bit about football along the way with #ZainabAbbass Let’s find undiscovered talent with pure passion #footballwithcocacola

A post shared by Quratulain Balouch (@qbalouch) on Feb 3, 2018 at 7:50am PST

This rendition of 'Colors' has a nice blend of Eastern and Western music and the video will definitely get you in the spirit! Living up to its name, the song is full of colours and we see Pakistan being represented for its love of football and zest for life.

Comments

M. Emad Jun 19, 2018 07:13pm

A country of 200 million people, Pakistan never qualified in the FIFA football cup.

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A Jun 20, 2018 11:19am

Well, anthom/ song seems good.

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UZI Jun 20, 2018 11:20am

Iceland, with a population of little more than 300,000 has managed to qualify, but our 'talented' country of more than 200 million has never managed to even come close to qualifying. Where is all this talent everyone talks about?

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Jawaid Islam Jun 20, 2018 03:30pm

Catchy!

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Bari Abro Jun 22, 2018 03:11pm

The problem is not at the bottom but it is with the policies and people involved in the management and ministers of the government who have denied the right to the talented people in this sports and awarded without merit. This goes to every sport of the country...

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