In today’s digital world, YouTube has become a unique platform where people do almost anything to become famous. Despite criticism, YouTubers have made a name for themselves by sharing their everyday lives and making family vlogs.
Recently, famous YouTuber, Arshad Khan, better known as ‘Zainab ke Papa’, celebrated a significant milestone by reaching 10 million subscribers by sharing his family’s daily life. He joins the ranks of popular content creators and YouTubers such as Ducky Bhai, who has 7.89 million subscribers, Sisterology with 4.69 million, and Muaz Safdar with 4.15 million subscribers on YouTube.
The trend of daily vlogging has also caught the attention of actors, who now use YouTube to connect with their fans, sharing everything from personal moments to behind-the-scenes stories. However, this addiction to views has led to more people sharing every aspect of their lives, even domestic arguments, to boost subscribers.
Here are the comments of fans congratulation them on hitting 10 million subscribers on YouTube:
YouTuber Iqra Kanwal, along with her sisters, runs the online channel “Sistrology Group’, where they share vlogs about their daily lives and adventures.
However, another YouTuber, Dr. Affan Qaiser has repeatedly targeted Sistrology, and after Iqra Kanwal’s marriage, he criticized a video she shared, calling her bridal look inappropriate in his podcast.
Areeb, without naming Affan, addressed how his wife was targeted for having wet hair in a vlog.
Areeb said, “Such people should think about what they are saying. It was harmless content, and do family members of these people not shower?”She went on to say, “Some people use our names to get views, but my advice to them is to focus on creating positive content and working hard. That’s the way to succeed.” Areeb and Iqra tied the knot in December 2023.
Shiraz, a popular figure in Pakistan’s YouTube community, has gained fame for his uplifting content. His authentic portrayal of local beauty and issues has won hearts nationwide. He and his sister Muskan were featured on TV and are now generously giving back to their community, spreading joy and support to those around them.
Shiraz, who has over a million followers on YouTube and Instagram, distributed essential food packages to those in need in their area.
Shiraz, a young YouTuber from a village in Pakistan, makes videos about climate change. Recently, he got a special award from YouTube called the Silver Play Button.
Shiraz lives in Gilgit Baltistan. He tells interesting stories about his life in the village. He’s playful and kind-hearted, and his laughter makes people happy. In his videos, you can also see his little sister Muskan. Shiraz and Muskan like doing simple things like playing with goats and climbing hills. Their videos remind us that happiness can be found in small moments. Shiraz also talks about the problems in his village, like not having enough basic things. Shiraz really cares about Muskan. Some people think she’s talented too and should have her own YouTube channel.
Lots of people are excited to see what Shiraz does next.
A Utah mother-of-six who doled out parenting advice on a popular YouTube channel has been sentenced to prison for abusing her children, holding two of them in conditions prosecutors likened to concentration camps.
Ruby Franke, 42, pleaded guilty in December to four counts of aggravated child abuse and was sentenced on Tuesday to one-to-15 years in prison on each charge.
Franke’s business partner Jodi Hildebrandt, 54, whom she described as her “mentor,” received the same sentence.
Beginning in 2015, Franke ran a since-deleted YouTube channel called “8 Passengers” which provided parenting advice. She would later feature on a YouTube channel run by Hildebrandt after separating from her husband.
Utah prosecutor Eric Clarke said Franke and Hildebrandt held two of the children, then aged nine and 11, in a “concentration camp-like setting.”
“The children were regularly denied food, water, beds to sleep in, and virtually all forms of entertainment,” Clarke said. “They were isolated from others, and were hidden when people came to visit the house.
“They were also forced to do manual labor outdoors in the extreme summer heat, at times without shoes or socks,” the prosecutor said. “Both children had extensive physical injuries from the abuse that required hospitalization.”
Clarke also said the children were emotionally abused, “to the extent that each believed, to some degree, that they deserved what was being done to them.
Eventually, the older one “had the courage” to run away and ask a neighbor to call the police, Clarke said, adding “Heaven knows how much longer they could have survived in that situation.”
Franke apologized for her actions at her sentencing hearing before Judge John Walton.
“I was led to believe that this world was an evil place filled with cops who control, hospitals that injure, government agencies that brainwash, church leaders who lie and lust, husbands who refuse to protect and children who need abuse,” she said.
She said her paranoia “culminated into criminal activity for which I stand before you today ready to take accountability.”
Franke and Hildebrandt will serve a minimum of four years in prison but their exact prison terms will be decided by the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole.
Popular Pakistani YouTubers Nimra and Asad got married in 2020, taking their internet fame to the next level. Fans liked their wedding photos and enjoyed watching their videos on YouTube. But now, Asad has a message for his viewers about his videos taking a radically different line.
Asad shared a video online where he explained why he won’t be featuring his family in videos anymore. “Many people were asking me why I stopped sharing family content and why I don’t show my wife on social media. I want to tell you that I made this decision quite quickly. We often chase after money and worldly desires without thinking about Allah and Islamic teachings. I read something about people who won’t be forgiven, including those who are disrespectful to parents, those who dress up like the other gender, and those who show their wives to the world. After reading that, I decided to stop sharing family content. I will still do vlogging, and you will see me and Azlan. I will post good content but won’t show other family members.” Here is the link to the video:
Youtuber and television anchor Imran Riaz Khan has been brought home safely by Sialkot Police on early Monday morning, four months after he was detained.
Sialkot Police confirmed his release through a post on social media.
Riaz was arrested on 11 May, two days after PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s arrest on May 9 which resulted in violent protests.
On September 20, the Lahore High Court (LHC) questioned the Punjab police chief on Riaz, giving him a “last opportunity” to recover the YouTuber by September 26.
In an unconventional bid to fulfill a lifelong dream of ‘becoming an animal’, an individual known only as Toco recently stepped out donned in an intricately designed collie costume, valued at over £12,480 ($16,500).
The story of the dedicated dog lover was covered by Mail Online. Toco enjoys a following of almost 30,000 YouTube subscribers, becoming an internet sensation due to his peculiar pursuit.
Hailing from Japan, Toco spent approximately two million Yen on his lifelike dog outfit. Regular updates on his YouTube channel, ‘I want to be an animal’, showcase Toco frolicking in his backyard, enthusiastically performing tricks for pretend dog food, all while maintaining a quadrupedal stance.
Toco has now taken his unique hobby a step further by venturing out into public spaces to meet both people and other dogs. The internet personality can be seen in recent videos exploring a park, sniffing at other dogs, and rolling around on the grass, all while leashed.
The public reaction to Toco’s antics, ranges from amused inquisitiveness to mild bewilderment. Despite his newfound fame and a burgeoning fan base, Toco prefers to keep his real identity concealed.
In the world of technology, where devices seem to shrink in size while packing in more features, one YouTuber has taken a different approach. Matthew Beem, a popular content creator, recently made headlines by constructing the world’s largest functional iPhone. This colossal device measures a staggering 8 feet, surpassing Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro Max and the previous record holder, YouTuber ZHC’s 6-foot-long creation from 2020.
Beem’s video documenting the construction of this technological marvel quickly went viral, captivating viewers with its impressive scale and functional capabilities. The video showcased the meticulous process of building the giant iPhone from scratch. From selecting the materials to connecting the components, Beem demonstrated his craftsmanship and passion for technology.
What sets this mammoth iPhone apart is not only its size but also its functionality. Despite its massive dimensions, the device operates just like a standard iPhone. The touchscreen, a television display, is seamlessly integrated with a Mac mini, enabling smooth navigation and interaction. Additionally, Beem ensured that essential features, such as the lock button, volume controls, and a music button, were incorporated into the design.
While the giant iPhone presents a remarkable feat of engineering, its sheer size poses a challenge in terms of portability. In the video, Beem humorously showcases how he carried the colossal device using a cart, highlighting the impracticality of its size for everyday use. Nevertheless, the creation stands as a testament to Beem’s ingenuity and dedication to pushing technological boundaries.
To demonstrate the functionality of his creation, Beem took the enormous iPhone to the bustling streets of New York City. Surrounded by curious onlookers, he captured photos, recorded videos, engaged in gaming sessions, and even effortlessly made payments through Apple Pay. In an impressive display of its capabilities, Beem initiated a FaceTime call with one of his viewers from India, further captivating his audience and showcasing the true potential of this larger-than-life iPhone.
In an interview, Matthew Beem shared his motivation for undertaking such a monumental project. “I love technology and have a history of making some of the largest builds on YouTube, so I decided to put my skills to the test and build the world’s largest working iPhone! I have never built anything like this before, so this was extremely difficult,” Beem expressed. To add an extra touch of excitement, he revealed, “To top things off, we drove this to New York City to get people’s reactions in Times Square and surprise the top tech reviewer on the planet, Marques Brownlee (MKBHD)!”
Matthew Beem’s colossal iPhone not only breaks records but also exemplifies the relentless spirit of innovation that drives creators in the digital age. While its practicality may be questionable, its significance lies in pushing the boundaries of what is possible. As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, it is content creators like Beem who inspire others to think big and imagine the unimaginable.
With the creation of the world’s largest working iPhone, Matthew Beem has firmly established himself as a visionary in the world of technology. As viewers eagerly await his next awe-inspiring project, one can’t help but wonder what other incredible feats he will achieve and what new possibilities lie ahead in the realm of technological innovation.
On Tuesday police forces were deployed at Imran Khan’s house in Lahore to arrest him for avoiding court hearings under the ongoing Toshakhana case, leading to several clashes between police and protestors.
Celebrities like Haroon Shahid expressed their support for Imran Khan, however he was criticized on Twitter for mocking a policeman who was injured at the protests. YouTuber Shehzad Ghias shared a screenshot of the tweet on his Twitter account. YouTuber Mooro sent him a threat in reply which sparked backlash.
Mooro had defended his stance by saying that Ghias had been threatening his friends for a long time and ‘playing the victim’ all along.
“Here is my position, its not about politics, this man, shehzad has embarassed and has been trolling my friends with his toxic tweets and false allegations over the years while holding a moral high ground and pretending to be victim and innocent its a ploy to gain attention.”
Here is my position, its not about politics, this man, shehzad has embarassed and has been trolling my friends with his toxic tweets and false allegations over the years while holding a moral high ground and pretending to be victim and innocent its a ploy to gain attention.
To which Ghias responded by saying that he had spoken out against Ukhaano, another YouTuber who had harassment and sexual assault allegations against him, which he will stand by.
“He has blocked me so no clue why he is continuing to tweet about at me. Saw the screenshot of his tweet though. He’s talking about the harassment and assault allegations against Ukhano. I stand by everything I’ve said”
He has blocked me so no clue why he is continuing to tweet about at me. Saw the screenshot of his tweet though. He’s talking about the harassment and assault allegations against Ukhano.
Twitter users criticized Mooro’s insensitive language and for refusing to condemn a fellow PTI supporter trolling an injured policeman online.
Your friend, an imrandu like you, was mocking an injured police officer attacked by other imrandus like you. You all are equally responsible for the mess we are facing right now, and one day you will also face the music.
Didn’t know Mooroo is a Youthia/Imrandu as well. Hey Mooroo YouTuber, ao mae karwata hoon. @Shehzad89 don’t be sad, at least now we know there’s another چ in the market.
