Mishi Khan Criticizes Ducky Bhai, Calls His Content ‘Shameful’
Pakistani actress Mishi Khan has strongly criticized YouTuber Ducky Bhai, labeling his videos as “shameful” while defending family vlogging against increasing criticism.
Speaking on a podcast, Mishi Khan stated that while family vlogging isn’t inherently wrong, it should remain respectful and free from inappropriate content.
Recalling her past experience watching a Ducky Bhai video, she mentioned that he was using offensive language while roasting someone. “Children also watch his content. I couldn’t continue after just five seconds,” she shared.
She also accused Ducky Bhai of leading a hate campaign against fellow YouTuber Sham Idrees, which resulted in widespread negativity. “Karma is real. Seven years later, Ducky Bhai himself is facing backlash,” she remarked.
Praise for Other Content Creators
Mishi Khan praised Sham Idrees and Zaid Ali, calling their content original and entertaining. She particularly appreciated Zaid Ali’s ‘Brown Mom’ and ‘Brown Boy’ series, which gained immense popularity. However, she expressed disappointment in newer YouTubers, saying they have failed to maintain the same quality of content.
Condemning Toxic Content
In an Instagram video, she again criticized YouTubers who built their careers using offensive language, naming Ducky Bhai as a prime example.
“These influencers have taught 13 and 14-year-olds to swear. Has anyone in Pakistan spoken out against them?” she questioned.
She also praised Indian YouTuber Dhruv Rathee for his high-quality content and hinted at her plans to become more active on YouTube herself.
Debate on YouTube’s Influence
Mishi Khan’s remarks come amid ongoing debates about family vlogging and the influence of YouTube creators on social behavior, sparking conversations about responsible content creation.
