2022 is coming to an end and Google has unveiled its list of 'Year in Search 2022' which gives a rundown of what trended and was most talked about on the internet this year.&nbsp; 
 
Across categories, Google has ranked the top 10 searched items, including people, films, news events, and many more.&nbsp; 
 
In the top songs of the world category, Pakistani's hit song 'Pasoori' has topped the list and become the most Googled song in the world this year. Sung by Pakistani artists Ali Sethi and Shae Gill, the song has beaten BTS' Butter to claim the top spot on the list. It was released on season 14 of Coke Studio earlier this year and soon enough made the world sing along.&nbsp; 
 
The song found popularity on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram as a trending audio, which led to several covers across the world.&nbsp;

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Along with Imagine Dragons, K-pop band BTS has in fact multiple entries in the Top 10 list. BTS hits 'Butter,' and 'Dynamite' take second and seventh position respectively on the list meanwhile Imagine Dragons' 'Enemy'and 'Believer' is at the 5th and 6th spots.&nbsp;

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Interestingly, it has been a good year of music for the subcontinent. Apart from Pakistan's 'Pasoori' topping the list, two Indian songs too have found a place in the top 10. Aditya A’s 'Chaand Baaliyan,' which was an equally viral success like Pasoori, beat several global hits to be at number 3 on the list. Meanwhile, Srivalli, the song from last year’s Telugu hit 'Pushpa: The Rise,' rounded off the list at number 10. The song has been sung by singer Javed Ali while the original Telugu song was sung by Sid Sriram. The song has been composed by Devi Sri Prasad. 
 
'Ainsi bas la vida' &nbsp;a 2014 song by French performer Indila is at number 8, while &nbsp;Backstreet Boys’ 1997 smash hit 'Everybody,' finds its way to number 9 &nbsp;on the list.&nbsp;

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2022 is coming to an end and Google has unveiled its list of 'Year in Search 2022' which gives a rundown of what trended and was most talked about on the internet this year.

2022 is coming to an end and Google has unveiled its list of 'Year in Search 2022' which gives a rundown of what trended and was most talked about on the internet this year. Across categories, Google has ranked the top 10 searched items, including people, films, news events, and many more. In the top songs of the world category, Pakistani's hit song 'Pasoori' has topped the list and become the most Googled song in the world this year. Sung by Pakistani artists Ali Sethi and Shae Gill, the song has beaten BTS' Butter to claim the top spot on the list. It was released on season 14 of Coke Studio earlier this year and soon enough made the world sing along. The song found popularity on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram as a trending audio, which led to several covers across the world. Along with Imagine Dragons, K-pop band BTS has in fact multiple entries in the Top 10 list. BTS hits 'Butter,' and 'Dynamite' take second and seventh position respectively on the list meanwhile Imagine Dragons' 'Enemy'and 'Believer' is at the 5th and 6th spots. Interestingly, it has been a good year of music for the subcontinent. Apart from Pakistan's 'Pasoori' topping the list, two Indian songs too have found a place in the top 10. Aditya A’s 'Chaand Baaliyan,' which was an equally viral success like Pasoori, beat several global hits to be at number 3 on the list. Meanwhile, Srivalli, the song from last year’s Telugu hit 'Pushpa: The Rise,' rounded off the list at number 10. The song has been sung by singer Javed Ali while the original Telugu song was sung by Sid Sriram. The song has been composed by Devi Sri Prasad. 'Ainsi bas la vida' a 2014 song by French performer Indila is at number 8, while Backstreet Boys’ 1997 smash hit 'Everybody,' finds its way to number 9 on the list.

'Pasoori' beats BTS' Butter to become the most Googled song of 2022, two Indian songs also in Top 10 list

After facing flak for sharing condolence over the death of 'non-Muslim' Indian singer Sidhu Moose Wala, Pakistani singer Shae Gill has hit back trollers, media reports said. Gill said that she belongs to a Christian family and can "pray for people of different religions." While expressing grief over tragic death of Moose Wala, Shae Gill, in an Instagram post, earlier said, "Heartbroken. May his soul rest in peace and may his family and friends have the strength to bear this loss." The gesture of "making dua" for a non-Muslim doesn’t seem to have gone down well with some users on the platform. She was criticised for it. &nbsp;

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The Lahore-based singer also posted screenshots of some replies on Instagram story, and said, "I've been getting a lot of such messages. Just wanted to inform everyone that I am not a Muslim. I am a Christian and belong to a Christian family and can make prayers for people from different religions." &nbsp;

"If you send me messages like this, you are getting blocked", she added, while saying that she checks her DMs usually to keep a connect with her fans. &nbsp;

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Gill also got a lot of love and support from fans.&nbsp;She added that now she is getting many heart-warming messages.&nbsp;"I honestly wouldn't have announced it like that but I just got sick of people believing that they could police me by that standard," the singer said. She had caught limelight on getting featured in Coke Studio Season 14 song 'Pasoori'. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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After facing flak for sharing condolence over the death of 'non-Muslim' Indian singer Sidhu Moose Wala, Pakistani singer Shae Gill has hit back trollers, media reports said.

After facing flak for sharing condolence over the death of 'non-Muslim' Indian singer Sidhu Moose Wala, Pakistani singer Shae Gill has hit back trollers, media reports said. Gill said that she belongs to a Christian family and can "pray for people of different religions." While expressing grief over tragic death of Moose Wala, Shae Gill, in an Instagram post, earlier said, "Heartbroken. May his soul rest in peace and may his family and friends have the strength to bear this loss." The gesture of "making dua" for a non-Muslim doesn’t seem to have gone down well with some users on the platform. She was criticised for it. Also Read: Sidhu Moose Wala's autopsy found 24 bullet wounds on his body, singer cremated today in ancestral village The Lahore-based singer also posted screenshots of some replies on Instagram story, and said, "I've been getting a lot of such messages. Just wanted to inform everyone that I am not a Muslim. I am a Christian and belong to a Christian family and can make prayers for people from different religions." "If you send me messages like this, you are getting blocked", she added, while saying that she checks her DMs usually to keep a connect with her fans. WATCH WION LIVE HERE Gill also got a lot of love and support from fans. She added that now she is getting many heart-warming messages. "I honestly wouldn't have announced it like that but I just got sick of people believing that they could police me by that standard," the singer said. She had caught limelight on getting featured in Coke Studio Season 14 song 'Pasoori'. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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'Pasoori' beats BTS' Butter to become the most Googled song of 2022, two Indian songs also in Top 10 list

Pak singer Shae Gill hits back at trolls on facing flak for condoling death of 'non-Muslim' Sidhu Moose Wala