CarryMinati returns to the YouTube vs TikTok controversy with rap song 'Yalgaar'

YouTuber Ajey Nagar, popularly generally known as CarryMinati, has turned to rap responding to his controversial video that was taken down by YouTube. The music titled 'Yalgaar' sees Carry narrate his aspect of the story.

The 20-year-old begins the music saying ‘Ek Kahaani Hai Jo Sabko Sunani Hai’ (I've a narrative to inform everybody) and goes on to take an oblique jibe at TikToker Amir Siddiqui, claiming that he performed the “sufferer card”.

The controversy started when Carry's video 'YouTube vs TikTok — The Finish' was pulled down by YouTube after it went viral. A legion of followers or “Carry Military” that he had intently cultivated over the past 4 years, together with his well-known "roasts" had been so wanting ahead to this video, that when uploaded, they devotedly “preferred” his video for days after it was initially posted. The numbers solely saved rising. Unofficial numbers stated 80 million or eight crore "views", proof of Nagar's hovering recognition, and severe numbers for anybody monitoring YouTube metrics.

However YouTube stated that the video violated its coverage on harassment and bullying, and took it down.

As soon as the video obtained taken down, it obtained solely well-liked, given the best way the Web works. Nagar, who had about 11 million subscribers earlier than that video, noticed that rely rise. He presently has 20.5 million subscribers on YouTube.