What started YouTube vs TikTok battle?
The war of words between the content creators started with TikTok user Amir Siddiqui posting a video calling out YouTubers. In his video, Siddiqui compared both the mediums, and highlighted the unity of the TikTok community. He also accused YouTubers of plagiarising TikTok content. He even tried to instigate creators who roast, to respond to him.
What was the CarryMinati video about?
CarryMinati, who is known for roasting shows and celebrities, took Amir Siddiqui’s video quite personally. In his response, he dissected Siddiqui’s video line-by-line. From his grammar slip-ups, using hashtags to garner attention to how he gains sympathy through his videos, CarryMinati pointed out Amir’s various shortcomings.
When did CarryMinati upload the video?
The video was uploaded on May 8.
Why was CarryMinati’s video pulled down?
This was the first time CarryMinati spoke against a single individual, a fact that he even confessed in this particular video. It was supposedly removed after being reported for harassment and cyberbullying by fans.
How are fans reacting?
A hashtag in support of CarryMinati- #justiceforcarry has been trending on Twitter from today morning. Fans have been showing their displeasure over the removal of his video. However, a section of people have called out the popular YouTuber for his harsh comments and supported YouTube’s decision.
Celebrities like Himansh Kohli and Ashish Chanchlani posted in favour of CarryMinati.
CarryMinati Video Removed By YouTube
After dominating trends all through on Friday with fans coming up in arms demanding 'justice', CarryMinati aka Ajey Nagar broke his silence on the controversy over the deletion of his TikTok vs YouTube video. The YouTuber said it was 'hard to accept' that his roast video was pulled down and called it a 'frustrating day.'
READ: CarryMinati Tops Trends Over Deleted Video: Celebs Back Him; KRK Hails YouTube For Move
Taking to Twitter on Saturday, CarryMinati released a statement and started by sharing how making videos and entertaining people was something he dreamt of since he was 10. He wrote that he put his 'blood, sweat and whole life' on the platform that helped people like him entertain viewers.
The youngster seemed to have accepted that his 'video will remain banned and won't be restored'. He stated how the video broke numerous records and was one day away from being the most-liked non-music video on YouTube, an honour would have gone to an Indian artist.
He wrote that not getting enough answers 'can be the most disappointing situation' and added that the 'biggest achievements become an easy target' to pull down. He concluded his statement by conveying his gratitude to his fans for standing up for him, and how that was all that mattered.
READ: Fans Trend #justiceforcarry On Twitter, PVR CEO Calls Out Films Releasing On OTT & More
For the unversed, hashtags like #justiceforcarry, #bringbackcarrysvideo, #shameonyoutube
were top trends for a major part of Friday after the TikTok vs YouTube: The End was pulled down by YouTube for 'violating its terms of service'. Even celebrities like Ashish Chanchlani and Himash Kohli came out in his support
"I know people, this is very disappointing and a shocker. #justiceforcarry," wrote Ashish Chanchlani.
"It was just a fun roast,@CarryMinati. Everything else aside, I'm rooting for you. Keep the good content coming in buddy #carryminati #carryminatiroast," was Himash Kohli's reaction. However, there were others like Kamaal Rashid Khan who justified the decision taken by YouTube.
The video was a roast of famous TikTikoer Amir Siddiqui after Amir took on YouTubers in a video and featured abuses and a line-by-line retaliation all statements made by Amir in his video. The video reportedly garnered 70 million views before it was pulled down.
READ: #JusticeForCarry Raises A Storm On Twitter After Roast Video Gets Taken Down By YouTube
READ: CarryMinati's 'Tik Tok Vs YouTube' Video Deleted, Fans Demand 'justice' For Him
READ: CarryMinati Tops Trends Over Deleted Video: Celebs Back Him; KRK Hails YouTube For Move
Taking to Twitter on Saturday, CarryMinati released a statement and started by sharing how making videos and entertaining people was something he dreamt of since he was 10. He wrote that he put his 'blood, sweat and whole life' on the platform that helped people like him entertain viewers.
The youngster seemed to have accepted that his 'video will remain banned and won't be restored'. He stated how the video broke numerous records and was one day away from being the most-liked non-music video on YouTube, an honour would have gone to an Indian artist.
He wrote that not getting enough answers 'can be the most disappointing situation' and added that the 'biggest achievements become an easy target' to pull down. He concluded his statement by conveying his gratitude to his fans for standing up for him, and how that was all that mattered.
READ: Fans Trend #justiceforcarry On Twitter, PVR CEO Calls Out Films Releasing On OTT & More
For the unversed, hashtags like #justiceforcarry, #bringbackcarrysvideo, #shameonyoutube
were top trends for a major part of Friday after the TikTok vs YouTube: The End was pulled down by YouTube for 'violating its terms of service'. Even celebrities like Ashish Chanchlani and Himash Kohli came out in his support
"I know people, this is very disappointing and a shocker. #justiceforcarry," wrote Ashish Chanchlani.
"It was just a fun roast,@CarryMinati. Everything else aside, I'm rooting for you. Keep the good content coming in buddy #carryminati #carryminatiroast," was Himash Kohli's reaction. However, there were others like Kamaal Rashid Khan who justified the decision taken by YouTube.
The video was a roast of famous TikTikoer Amir Siddiqui after Amir took on YouTubers in a video and featured abuses and a line-by-line retaliation all statements made by Amir in his video. The video reportedly garnered 70 million views before it was pulled down.
READ: #JusticeForCarry Raises A Storm On Twitter After Roast Video Gets Taken Down By YouTube
READ: CarryMinati's 'Tik Tok Vs YouTube' Video Deleted, Fans Demand 'justice' For Him
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