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Atif Aslam surprises classroom with live performance; students’ reaction disappoints netizens: ‘Why are they so silent?’

Reacting to the video, one Instagram user commented that the class did not pass the 'vibe check'.

Atif Aslam surprises classroom with live performance

Imagine your favourite singer showing up at your school or workplace out of the blue. You’d expect chaos, excitement, and maybe even a singalong, right? Well, that wasn’t the case when Atif Aslam made a surprise visit to a classroom in Pakistan.

In a now-viral video, Aslam is seen strumming his guitar and singing his iconic song Aadat, offering what should have been a dream moment for any fan. However, instead of joining in or reacting with enthusiasm, the students seemed more preoccupied with recording the moment on their phones. The subdued response has sparked a wave of reactions online, with many saying the class “failed the vibe check.”

The overlay text on the video read, “POV: Atif Aslam randomly enters your class.”

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Reacting to the video, one Instagram user wrote, “Genzs don’t know how to respond to Atif Aslam.” Another user said, “Class not passing the vibe check.”

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A third user was shocked at the class’s reaction. He commented, “Bhai? Me wahan hota to Pagal ho jata ye log Itne shant kese hai? (Bro, I’d have gone crazy had I been there. Why are they so silent?)”

A fourth person said, “Just imagine about that guy who was absent that day.”

One user defended the students saying, “Guys, maybe they’re just silently appreciating and admiring the music. If atif aslam suddenly entered my class and sung ever so beautifully, i’d be dazed too.”

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