An interesting video has recently surfaced on the social media. In the short clip, two ladies can be seen singing his popular song 'Baby'.
You will be amazed to know that their 'Baby' rendition has gone viral on the Internet. Within a few days, it has received more than 11 million views on the Laughter World page Facebook.
The duo is speculated to be from Pakistan and they are often being referred as 'Pakistani aunties' by cyber citizens.
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