Pakistani pop singer Taher Shah is obsessed with eyes. All of the eyes Taher Shah has written, sung, produced and directed a song about eyes. Just look at those.... curls. THE eyes have it. A Pakistani pop singer has released the song Eye to Eye, and accompanying YouTube clip, in which he sings exclusively about pupils and irises and the white parts of the eyes and such. So, naturally, you can guess how Taher Shah - part singer, part writer, part model (triple threat!) - spends his spare time. Here are five lashes from popular culture which probably inspired lines such as "fabulous, exciting eyes," "my pride eye"* and "stylish, excellent human eyes." Janet Leigh's eyes have it. The shower scene and Alfred Hitchcock's chilling imagery of gradually-closer-in camerawork probably at least fits Shah's line about "spectrum eyes." Ziggy Stardust Ziggy Stardust - the man who sold the world. David Bowie's alter ego heavily featured zig-zag paint over his right eye. Or, as Shah would put it: "sparkling eyes." Whigfield - Sexy Eyes The thing about sexy eyes is, you'll attract the attention of sailors, who are definitely straight. This 1996 pop song was a huge hit, centered around the catchy refrain: "Ooh ooh, aah aah, sexy eyes, I'm gonna take you to paradise." This probably works best with Shah's "essential, sensational eyes." Sexy eyes are essential. Oh, Jack, you'll be fine. JJ Abrams, he's always with the eyes. Jack wakes up in the opening scene and all you see are EYES. Dreaming fairies' [sic] eyes. Eye for an eye Jack Bauer was angry before 24. This gritty 1996 revenge thriller starred Sally Field, Ed Harris and a pre-24 Kiefer Sutherland. Before he was a Jack Bauer, he was a sadastic, murderous son-of-a who, as the title suggests, got his, giving Field "emotional and happy eyes." For more eyes: