Pakistan's biggest social media wins and fails in 2017
Pakistanis share a love-hate relationship with social media.
One minute you're hailed a hero online and the next, you crash and burn. Vicious, we tell you. People will tear each other down any chance they get (it happens to the best of us, Mahira), but often times you get an opportunity to hit back (that was a nice clapback, Humaima... screenshot) and when you do, you get the Iron Throne - even if it's just for a split second.
This year's wins and fails topped last year's by a huge margin; while some basked in the limelight (rock on, Naseem Hameed), others got the boot (we're looking at you, Junaid Akram) but we've got our regular headliner Hamza Ali Abbasi in the mix and a few newcomers who certainly made 2017 more eventful.
Here are Pakistan's biggest social media wins and the fails of this year.
Win: When Atif Aslam called out harassers mid-concert
During Atif Aslam's concert at IBA earlier this year, the crowd went out of control and many women were harassed and molested. The singer stopped his concert mid-way, asked the young woman to be 'rescued,' then told the harasser to behave and respect women, otherwise he'll walk out.