A music video featuring Pakistani-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz, the central character in the memo scandal, and scantily clad female wrestlers has been creating a buzz among Pakistani users of social networking and micro-blogging websites.
The video for DJ and remixer Junior Jack’s 2007 hit song “Stupidisco” – which features Ijaz as a commentator at a female wrestling competition – was posted on Twitter late last night.
It was subsequently shared by users at other social networking websites. The video for a song with a pulsating backbeat, which reached the number 20 slot in the UK singles charts, has Ijaz commenting on a wrestling match between two wrestlers named “Ms Double D” and “Nasty Nasty”.
At one stage, he is heard saying: “Look at that, we’ve got some real tumbling going on here”.
Ijaz laughs and describes the action at the match, saying, “Ms Double D’s got the take down, she’s on top. She’s the reigning world champion. Oh she’s giving it to her good now”. As some users of Twitter raised questions about the authenticity of the video, one enterprising blogger even tracked down an even racier making-of video that showed Ijaz participating in the shoot for the music video.
Mansoor Ijaz in kinky music video?
