A 1998 Daler Mehndi song whose video green-screens four copies of the singer over computer-generated landscapes. He made it that way deliberately, after critics said his music was only popular because his videos featured dancing women. The internet took it as an accident and passed it round for a decade.
The video is an argument, not a mishap. Four Mehndis and no dancers was the response to a specific criticism, and the joke the internet made of it missed the point entirely.
Died around 2012 as a forum staple. Survived by an enormous body of animation and game footage set to the track, and by an audience that still cannot say what the video was for.
The effects are not incompetent. They are 1998 effects used on purpose to strip everything out of the frame except the performer, which was the whole stated intention.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
