Qawwali version of Justin Bieber’s 'Baby' wows crowd at university in Lahore

In an unexpected fusion of modern pop and traditional Sufi music, Justin Bieber's iconic hit song "Baby" was recently performed as a qawwali at a special event at University in Lahore.

The performance, which took place during a lively qawwali night, brought together diverse musical worlds, captivating the audience with its unique blend of contemporary beats and spiritual melodies.

The fusion of genres was a hit among students and faculty alike, sparking conversations about the potential for cross-cultural collaborations in the music world.

Many in the audience praised the creativity of the performance, highlighting how the universal themes of love and longing in Bieber’s lyrics aligned with the spiritual and mystical essence of qawwali.

"This was an amazing experience," said one attendee, a student. "It shows how music can transcend borders and bring different cultures together."

Whereas, the original song "Baby" by Justin Bieber, released in 2010, became a global hit with its catchy pop beats and heartfelt lyrics about young love.