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The exchange has charmed the internet, with viewers praising the YouTuber's gracious response.

After being the only Indian creator to have partnered with Mr. Beast, CarryMinati has now brought together 14 Indian YouTubers to create a parody video

In the video, Mr Sangwan recounts how he encountered persistent stares from locals, making him feel alienated due to his brown skin.

An Australian YouTuber has found herself in the middle of a social media storm after criticising Indian cuisine for its "dirt spices". Sydney Watson's remarks have drawn severe backlash, with users quickly jumping to defend Indian food.

Mrwhosetheboss, real name Arun Maini, has created the largest smartphone replica by building a giant iPhone that stands over two metres tall.

A heartwarming video shared by YouTuber Effin M captures the moment he met the billionaire businessman, warmly greeting him before receiving the extravagant gift.

Mr Sharma shared his frustrating experience at a New York City restaurant, where he claimed he was denied his change after paying $50 in cash for a $45 meal.

The captin of the post read, "Tipping is such a scam in New York. Why do I pay extra just because restaurants pay minimum hourly wages?"

In a viral post, Mr Sharma shared his frustrating experience at a New York City restaurant, where he claimed he was denied his change after paying $50 in cash for a $45 meal.

An Indian YouTuber had slammed Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for what he perceived to be a lack of hospitality. The hotel has responded to his viral post.

Earlier, Mr Sharma had said that the hotel staff had a complete lack of empathy and that American hotels were his biggest cultural shock.

An Indian YouTuber, who is visiting Lost Angeles, US recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a photo of a Mercedes cab he was allotted when he made a booking on Uber.

He was charged $14.99 for a bottle of water, which he found shocking compared to the hospitality he's experienced at Taj Hotels in India.

An Indian YouTuber has criticised the type of hospitality he received at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. He said, "Maybe I'm spoilt with Taj hotels in India."

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The exchange has charmed the internet, with viewers praising the YouTuber's gracious response.

After being the only Indian creator to have partnered with Mr. Beast, CarryMinati has now brought together 14 Indian YouTubers to create a parody video

In the video, Mr Sangwan recounts how he encountered persistent stares from locals, making him feel alienated due to his brown skin.

An Australian YouTuber has found herself in the middle of a social media storm after criticising Indian cuisine for its "dirt spices". Sydney Watson's remarks have drawn severe backlash, with users quickly jumping to defend Indian food.

Mrwhosetheboss, real name Arun Maini, has created the largest smartphone replica by building a giant iPhone that stands over two metres tall.

A heartwarming video shared by YouTuber Effin M captures the moment he met the billionaire businessman, warmly greeting him before receiving the extravagant gift.

Mr Sharma shared his frustrating experience at a New York City restaurant, where he claimed he was denied his change after paying $50 in cash for a $45 meal.

The captin of the post read, "Tipping is such a scam in New York. Why do I pay extra just because restaurants pay minimum hourly wages?"

In a viral post, Mr Sharma shared his frustrating experience at a New York City restaurant, where he claimed he was denied his change after paying $50 in cash for a $45 meal.

An Indian YouTuber had slammed Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for what he perceived to be a lack of hospitality. The hotel has responded to his viral post.

Earlier, Mr Sharma had said that the hotel staff had a complete lack of empathy and that American hotels were his biggest cultural shock.

An Indian YouTuber, who is visiting Lost Angeles, US recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a photo of a Mercedes cab he was allotted when he made a booking on Uber.

He was charged $14.99 for a bottle of water, which he found shocking compared to the hospitality he's experienced at Taj Hotels in India.

An Indian YouTuber has criticised the type of hospitality he received at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. He said, "Maybe I'm spoilt with Taj hotels in India."