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'''The Fact About Sajjad Ali''' is a Flash animation made by Freek in 2002 at [[Albino Blacksheep]].
'''The Fact About Sajjad Ali''' is a Flash animation made by Freek in 2002 at [[Albino Blacksheep]].


This animation uses the song "Paniyon Mein" from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sajjad_Ali Sajjad Ali], a Pakistani pop singer, as background music. The background image is a photo of Stonehenge, with some random X-shapes flying around. The text appears letter by letter, reading: "''Sajjad Ali: Pakistani Most Favourite semi-classical and Pop Singer. He composed this song similar to the original sound track of Michael Jackson World in Peace.''"
This animation uses the song "Paniyon Mein" from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sajjad_Ali Sajjad Ali], a Pakistani pop singer, as background music. The background image is a photo of Stonehenge taken from Windows XP wallpaper, with some random X-shapes flying around. The text appears letter by letter, reading: "''Sajjad Ali: Pakistani Most Favourite semi-classical and Pop Singer. He composed this song similar to the original sound track of Michael Jackson World in Peace.''"


This is followed by the lyrics of the song Paniyon Mein (in Romanized Hindi). Shortly after the fourth line of the lyrics appears on screen, a Banshee with glowing eyes suddenly zooms in from the center with the same scream from [[What's Wrong?]], covering the Stonehenge picture. The video then starts over on an endless loop. The background song, however, does not loop and will stop playing after a couple of seconds.
This is followed by the lyrics of the song Paniyon Mein (in Romanized Hindi). Shortly after the fourth line of the lyrics appears on screen, a Banshee with glowing eyes suddenly zooms in from the center with the same scream from [[What's Wrong?]], covering the Stonehenge picture. The video then starts over on an endless loop. The background song, however, does not loop and will stop playing after a couple of seconds.
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