Bigg Boss 13’s Hindustani Bhau DELETES 1.5 Million Strong TikTok Account, Pledges Support To CarryMinati

Bigg Boss 13’s Hindustani Bhau deletes his TikTok account to extend support to YouTuber CarryMinati; reality TV star Shagun Pandey follows the suit

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Published on May 20 2020, 09:16:03

Bigg Boss 13’s Hindustani Bhau DELETES 1.5 Million Strong TikTok Account, Pledges Support To CarryMinati

The TikTok VS YouTube controversy, fueled by YouTuber Carry Minati, has only worsened with every passing day. It was after his video got pulled off from YouTube that a huge number of people started criticising TikTok and started a movement against it. From digging out old, controversial videos and trending in favour of putting on a ban on it to reporting the app on play-store and leaving negative comments; angry netizens are leaving no stone unturned to make sure their message reaches out across.

Now, it appears the Bigg Boss 13’s Hindustani Bhau, too, has lent his support to the YouTuber by deleting his TikTok account. Something similar is the case of reality TV star and actor, Shagun Pandey. Taking to his Instagram account, Hindustani Bhau shared a streak of videos of him criticising TikTok and also went onto publicly delete his account to extend support to Carry Minati. He further revealed how YouTube had also deleted his two videos in the past. “Bata Do Fir Isko Iski Aukaat. Tension Nahi Lena Dekh Lenge Koi Bhi Aane Do.. Jai Hind,” he captioned the video.

Shagun Pandey, on the other hand, took to his Instagram story and shared a screenshot of him deleting his account from TikTok. In his caption, he wrote, “Chalo mera hoga @tiktokindia tata horn ok please.”

Check out their posts below:

In the past, CarryMinati had shared a video of him asking people to stop taking his roasting statements – from the YouTube VS TikTok video – in the wrong way. “But, now that I'm seeing people are taking out other meanings of my dialogues. I saw articles, videos where each and every word is being taken out of context and is being represented in the wrong way. Whenever humour written in Hindi is translated to English, the meaning will completely change.”