| Genre | Percentage of Sample | Key Characteristics | |-------|---------------------|----------------------| | Pashto folk/hip-hop fusion | 28% | Synthesizer + rubab, lyrics about love, migration, or resistance | | Comedy skits (stage-style) | 32% | Typically 3–8 min, men in shalwar kameez + waistcoat, family or workplace satire | | Tappa & landay poetry | 18% | Text overlays on mountain landscapes; often uncredited couplets | | Political satire | 14% | Targeting Islamabad bureaucracy, police, and Taliban factions | | Dubbed Turkish dramas | 8% | Pashto dubbing of Diriliş: Ertuğrul with local humor interjections |
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