Nepali Got Phone? Now You're a YouTuber!!

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YouTube keeps suggesting a bunch of Nepali vlogs to me, but I’m just not into it. I mean, people sitting on the floor, eating rice with their hands, mouths wide open—and sometimes there’s even a fly sitting on top of the rice or their hands. Plus, they talk so loud, you can instantly tell they’re not Khandani people. Who actually wants to watch that? It’s not my thing, honestly.

I’ll make an exception for Parakram Rana and Slay by Surbs—their content is polished, sophisticated, and relatable. Their high-end lifestyle, refined image, and attention to detail match my taste. Maybe it’s a jaat-paat thing, but their background, values, and societal alignment resonate with me. Their upbringing and presentation feel familiar and aligned with my preferences.

Then there’s this older, old-school guy from Virginia who lectures about children’s behavior, like using phones and tablets during dinner. He blames parents for not teaching discipline, and honestly, it offends me. Not everything is the parents’ fault—times have changed, and kids are growing up in a tech-driven world. His lectures feel out of touch, and I’m not here for it. YouTube needs to stop pushing these vlogs on me—I’m picky about what I watch.

Sexy In Sari

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At the end of the day, some of these creators are just scammers in YouTube clothing, asking for money while pretending to show emotional and social awareness.

I can name those Nepali YouTubers and explain how they manipulate their viewers' minds. All the characters in their videos seem to be involved in creating a false image. They pretend to care about social issues or emotional struggles, but in reality, they are just trying to gain attention and money. Sadly, many viewers don’t realize they are being tricked.

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There is another YouTuber—a couple who moved away from the U.S. with their newborn baby girl. Honestly, it’s not the kind of Nepali vlog I usually watch, but I still watch it because of that baby—she’s so cute! The dad talks a lot, baak baak nonstop, but the wife seems very nice and calm. I think he’s a brave man, and we need more people like him. Let’s see how things go for them. Remember, America isn’t the only place to succeed; the real success is where you go and build your own future.

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MRB Vlog does his daily activity nothing extra ordinary and he is authentic. He has 2.29 million followers and the guy won the DV lottery but he may stay in Nepal. Who would lyft and uber in Maryland when his vlogs can gain over 250K views in less than 20 hrs in youtube.

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