Adnan Sami Slams Pak Army–Adnan Sami mocks Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir in viral video, calling out military leadership with biting satire. His bold dig sparks online firestorm.

“To All the Donkeys of the World” Adnan Sami’s Savage Dig at Pakistan Army Chief Goes Viral

A tweet that shook the internet

Adnan Sami, the once Pakistani-born singer turned Indian citizen has done it again. Known for his unfiltered views and fearless jabs he recently set social media ablaze by mocking Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, in a video that’s equal parts hilarious and hard-hitting.

 

 

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The viral video that had everyone talking

In his latest tweet, Sami posted a spoof video featuring a man pretending to be Asim Munir delivering a bizarre acceptance speech. The man says, “I promise to protect the rights of all donkeys around the world. And those humans who live worse than animals.” It’s absurd. It’s sarcastic. But it hits a nerve. The speech gets even more bizarre when he says, “Humans are clever. When they need us, they make us their fathers.” That line alone sent the internet into a frenzy.

 

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A past rooted in two nations

Adnan Sami’s story is layered. Born in the UK to a Pakistani father and Indian mother, he moved to India in 2001. He spent years on a visa before officially becoming an Indian citizen in 2016. It was a big move and not just legally. Since then, he’s never shied away from slamming Pakistan’s government or its military policies, especially during sensitive times like the Pahalgam attack.

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Criticism packed with comedy

This isn’t your average political commentary. Sami blends satire with boldness, making his digs feel more like street talk than press releases. That human, imperfect tone that’s what draws people in. His video doesn’t just mock; it exposes what he believes are deeper truths about power, pride and pretenses in Pakistan’s system.

Love him or hate him he’s loud and clear

For his fans Sami is brave. For critics, maybe too outspoken. But one thing’s clear he’s not going back. His loyalty now lies with India, and his voice is louder than ever. Whether through song or sarcasm, Adnan Sami keeps doing what few dare speaking his truth, no matter how messy, funny, or brutal it sounds.