#CarryMinati trends all over India

Carry Minati, aka Ajey Nagar, fondly known as ‘The Roast King of India’, has become a YouTube sensation. This 20 year old man has very recently become the talk of the town for the reason being the removal of his video from the digital media platform YouTube.

On 8th May, 2020, Carry had posted a video whereby Tik Tok users were nagged, especially one named Amir Siddiqui, who as a naysayer had taken a toll on all the Youtubers alleging that they post sympathetic contents on the YouTube platform.

In less than a week’s time the supporters/fans of Carry went frenzy and showed their support. At present Carry Minati is trending all over the social media platforms, the result being that the number of subscribers have doubled in no given point of time.



YouTube vs Tik Tok - The End was the latest video by Carry wherein Tik Tok videos were nit-picked for the quality and the duration of its content as compared to YouTube. Carry through his roast minutely pointed out the fact that it is in fact Amir Siddiqui who posted sympathetic videos ne such being wherein he was feeding dogs and the other fact being his slip ups in grammar. After this episode, the video was removed by YouTube stating violation of its ‘Terms of Service’. The said video was reported as a harassment and cyber bully by the Tik Tok users/community.


Youtubers like Ashish Chanchlani, Bhuvan Bam, Harsh Beniwal and many others have stepped out in support of Carry.


Such an action by the digital giant has made people furious and now they have started tweeting, seeking asking justice for Carry Minati. Technical Guruji, another YouTuber, posted a video where he was  uninstalling Tik Tok from different mobile phones he had, Hindustani Bhau aka Vikas Phatak also made a video in which he uninstalled and deleted his Tik Tok account. Other fellow Youtubers and memers in support have started tweeting with hashtags like:

#Carryminati trending on no. 1

#JusticeforCarry trending no. 3

#shameonyoutube trending on no. 4

#BringBackCarryVideo trending on no. 10

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