Anchor Syed Ali Haider Bashes Ducky Bhai’s Content. Nowadays, the digital creators are garnering hype on the internet because of their nonstop content creation on the social media applications including YouTube, Tiktok, Facebook and Instagram. After the availability of unlimited content on social media, the choices of audiences are also being criticized or judged by the popular media figures. Recently, the ace Pakistani news anchor and YouTuber Syed Ali Haider criticized Ducky Bhai for his cringe content. He also lashed out on social media users for promoting meaningless content.
Saad Rehman is a very famous Pakistani YouTuber with 6.65 million subscribers. He became a renowned YouTuber because of his roasting videos. The YouTuber rose to fame from his channel name ‘Ducky Bhai‘. Saad is now a successful lifestyle vlogger and his fans love his vlogging. In January 2023, sad got married to Aroob Jatoi. Saad loves to share pictures, videos and vlogs with his wife Aroob Jatoi.
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Well, Syed Ali Haider posted a video in which he played two videos and compared their views. The views of the entertainment content were more in numbers than the informative vlog. Wild Lens by Abrar garnered 1.5 million views in a year, whereas Ducky’s Sehri vlog got 1.5 million views within a day. He also questioned the public’s preferences. He said that public wants to watch the trashy content and this the biggest reason why the good content creators are being sidelined and cringe content creators sre being made heroes.
Anchor Syed Ali Haider Bashes Ducky Bhai’s Content
Ducky Bhai, or Saad Rehman, is a famous Pakistani YouTuber with more than 6 million subscribers. He gained popularity through his unique roasting videos on his YouTube channel named Ducky Bhai. Lately, Saad switched his niche and became a lifestyle vlogger. He now shares his daily life through vlogging, featuring his luxurious lifestyle. In early 2023, he got married to Aroob Jatoi. Viewers admire the couple and love their family vlogging.
