The infamous Tahir Shah has released yet another ludicrous music video; that has gained a chaotic, synonymous public response. In his debacle of a video, with an androgynous attire that keeps on changing intermittently in different scenes, Tahir Shah sings about the unfortunate reality of how he is mankind's "angel". There has been much speculation over how ridiculously he has pronounced the word "angel", adding to the video's hilarity.

The internet has burst with people's critiques about the artist. The Indian people, in particular, have sported a rather amusing series of commentary. Below the YouTube video, can be found all sorts of comedy. Going through those comments is a much wonderful experience than enduring the video itself, many believe.

If moderate psychology is employed over the actions of this controversial music icon, interesting theories come forth. It can be seen in Tahir Shah's nonchalance towards his infamy that his ridiculousness is deliberate, intended to gain crowds despite the intensity of their dislike. Being talked about provides him satisfaction, reassurance.

Why else would any individual want to be publicly humiliated and ridiculed?

Whenever he has blessed a TV show with his presence, the discussions that follow contain Tahir's restricted opinions and answers. He doesn't want the masses to decode his ambiguous, ulterior motives—those of attaining fame at the cost of international ridicule.

He has done it again. A significant amount of people know about his music video.

There are some who believe that the background music is digestible, even enjoyable. The music might as well be the only sane aspect of the whole five-minutes-and-more video.

The negative influence escapade number two has had on our music industry, is that foreigners are now meritoriously mauling it.

What disaster will our dear Tahir Shah conjure up next?