#Indian YouTubers

[btw-its-tamanna]

Ashish Chanchalani and his team being 'Sindhi' explains alot.

[ridingyogi]

Suraj Tal Himachal Pradesh | Road trip to Leh Ladakh | Indian Travel Vloggers | Indian Bikers

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#ridingyogi #indianbikers #indiantravelvloggers #bikersofindia #exploreindia #surajtal #himachalpradesh #lucknowbikers #bikersoflucknow #lucknowtravelvloggers #lehladhakh

[plutos-one]

Explore our best Youtubers in India! Discover their unique content, personalities, and channels that raise the bar for online entertainment.

[mrhairybrit]

How to Make Money on YouTube in India: A Comprehensive Guide

In recent years, YouTube has become more than just a platform for entertainment; it has evolved into a lucrative career opportunity for many. With the internet boom and the increasing accessibility of digital devices, YouTube’s popularity in India has soared. As of 2021, India has the second-largest online market, making YouTube an appealing platform for content creators to explore. I use VidIQ…

[dheeraj-official]

Top 10 YouTubers in India 2022

As we all know that YouTube is the biggest video sharing platform across the world, and is the fastest growing service of the google.

Millions of videos are being published on YouTube on the daily basis. You also have some favourite YouTube.

Hey there, this is Dheeraj Patidar, presenting a new article on Top 10 YouTubers in India 2022.

Top 10 YouTubers in India 2022

In India there are lots of YouTube content creators who upload videos on the daily basis. The Competition, users, number of videos, and may more thing increase day by day, which result the expansion of YouTube.

I’m gonna share you the accurate list of top 10 Indian YouTubers 2022 list according to the exact report of Sept 2022.

Meet the top 15 famous and top YouTubers in India with the most number of subscribers as of Sept 2022:

CarryMinati

Total Gaming

Ashish Chanchlani Vines

Techno Gamerz

Round2Hell

Mr. Indian Hacker

BB Ki Vines

Amit Bhadana

Sandeep Maheshwari

Technical Guruji

Lets check the stats and total number of subscribers each YouTuber has.

1. CarryMinati

In top 10 Indian YouTubers list “CarryMinati” is at the first position.

Indian YouTuber Ajey Nagar Overview rose to fame after his roast videos became viral.

He is well known for his comedic skits and reactions to various online topics on his channel.

He now enjoys more than 30 million subscribers on YouTube.

CarryMinati was created “STeaLThFeArzZ” YouTube channel in 2010, but It went in vain and wasn’t successful.

Information about “Ajay Nagar”, the First position Top 10 Indian Youtubers:

YouTube Channel:CarryMinati

Subscribers:36.7 Million

2nd YouTube Channel:CarryisLive

Subscribers:11.3 Million

3rd YouTube Channel:CarryMinati Productions Official

Subscribers:435k

Total Subscribers:48 Million

Net Worth:$4 Million

Net Worth In Indian Rupees:Rs. 31 Crore INR

2. Total Gaming

YouTube channel Total Gaming and Total Gaming Live renamed now Ajjubhai Gaming, were started in October 2018 by Ajay.

However, his success journey continues as a gamer where he also occasionally streams other games besides Free Fire.

However Ajay wasn’t able to venture into PUBG Mobile like many.

Information about “Total Gaming”, the Second position Top 10 Indian Youtubers:

Main Youtube Channel:Total Gaming

Subscribers:33.4 Million

2nd Youtube Channel:AJAY VERSE

Subscribers:6.65 Million

Total Subscribers:40.05 Million

3. Ashish Chanchlani Vines

Ashish Chanchlani was born on December 7, 1993 in Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra, India, to Anil and Deepa Chanchlani.

The most viewed video of Ashish Chanchlani is “Tuition Classes aur Bache” whicxh cross more than 130 Million views.

Ashish started his YouTube channel in the year 2009, where people showered a lot of love on him for creating original and quality content.

Information about “Ashish Chanchlani”, the Third position Top 10 Indian Youtubers:

Youtube Channel:Ashish Chanchlani Vines

Subscribers:28.7 Million

Started Year:2009

Monthly income:14–20 lacs per month

4. Techno Gamerz

Ujjwal Chaurasia a.k.a Techno Gamerz, is one of India’s youngest and biggest YouTube gamers with 12 million subscribers on YouTube.

Gamelord Ujjwal Chaurasia or better known as Techno Gamerz has garnered a huge fan following for his GTA gameplay web-series.

Ujjwal Chaurasia was born on January 12, 2002, is one of India’s biggest gaming YouTubers, known for GTA V series.

Information about “Ujjwal Chaurasia”, the Fourth position Top 10 Indian Youtubers:

Youtube Channel:Techno Gamerz

Subscribers:28.5 Million

2nd Youtube Channel:Ujjwal

Subscribers:8.45 Million

Total Subscribers:36.95 Million

5. Round2hell

Round2hell is fourth number of top 10 listed YouTube channel, started by three freinds Wasim Ahmed, Nazim Ahmed & Zayn Saifi in 2015.

The name “Round2Hell” doesn’t have any meaning. But it has an amazing story behind it.

Now Zayn, Wasim and Nazim are dreaming something big. Their future plan includes a Web Series, Short Films, Science Fiction stories and many more.

Information about “Round2hell”, the Fifth position Top 10 Indian Youtubers:

Youtube Channel:Round2Hell

Subscribers:27.3 Million

Started by:Wasim Ahmed, Nazim Ahmed & Zayn Saifi

Started year:2015

Channel Type:Comedy

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[don-lichterman]

Zombie Attack 😱 ft. @Mythpat | All of Us Are Dead | Netflix India

Zombie Attack 😱 ft. @Mythpat | All of Us Are Dead | Netflix India

Mythpat ke liye aa raha hain zombies ka bawandar🧟‍♂️ Zombies attack the city and Mythpat has to save himself, will he survive? All of Us Are Dead, available in Hindi, English, and Korean, only on Netflix. Follow Netflix India on: Website: https://www.netflix.com/ YouTube: http://bit.ly/NetflixIndiaYT Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/netflix_in Facebook:…

[uncharismatic-fauna]

The Can-do Pelican Eel

The pelican eel, also known as the gulper eel (Eurypharynx pelecanoides), are the only known species of eel in the family Eurypharyngidae. They are found exclusively in the deeper parts of the water column, from depths of 500 up to to 3,000 m (1,600 to 9,800 ft), but are distributed throughout all the world's oceans.

The gulper eel is perhaps most famous for its unique body shape. Like many deep-sea fish, this species is highly adapted to its environment; maximum energy efficiency is the highest priority. To that end, the pelican eel has a large head, and a jaw estimated to be quarter of the total length of its body. The jaw is loosely hinged, meaning that gulper eels can open their mouths extremely wide. The rest of the eel, in contrast, is quite slender and long, about 0.75 m (2.5 ft) in length on average. Most individuals are black--so black, in fact, that they only reflect 0.5% of light; perfect for hiding from potential predators.

Although they look skinny, E. pelecanoides can expand their stomachs to hold prey much larger than themselves. Their primary prey consists of crustaceans and cephalopods, though they may feed opportunistically on other fish. Because it is so well camouflaged, it uses bioluminescent organs on the tip of its tail to attract prey. Gulper eels themselves are preyed upon by lancetfish and other larger deep-sea fish. To deter predators, they will gulp down a large amount of water; this stretches the loose skin around their head and throat, and inflates them to several times their usual size.

Because of their remote location, the breeding habits of gulper eels are relatively unknown. However, it is believed that smell plays a large part in attracting a mate, as pelican eels have highly developed olfactory organs. Like other eels, they're born as tiny, transparent larvae in a state known as the leptocephalus stage. At this stage, they do not have any red blood cells. Researchers aren't sure how long it takes gulper eels to become fully mature, or how long they live, but many believe that adults die shortly after mating.

Conservation status: The population size of E. pelecanoides has not been assessed, and thus the IUCN has not made a determination on its status. The greatest threat for this species is deep-sea trawling, which frequently brings up gulper eels as by-catch.

Photos/Video

Paul Caiger

Schmidt Ocean Institute

EV Nautilus Team (I highly recommend checking out their 2023 highlights reel!)

[sumaya-rezee]

[olowan-waphiya]

Centuries before we had American Sign Language, Native sign languages, broadly known as “Hand Talk,” were thriving across North America. Hand Talk would be influential in the formation of American Sign Language. But it has largely been written out of history.

One of these Hand Talk variations, Plains Indian Sign Language, was used so widely across the Great Plains that it became a lingua franca — a universal language used by both deaf and hearing people to communicate among tribes that didn’t share a common spoken language. At one point, tens of thousands of indigenous people used Plains Indian Sign Language, or PISL, for everything from trade to hunting, conflict, storytelling, and rituals.

But by the late 1800s, the federal government had implemented a policy that would change the course of indigenous history forever: a violent boarding school program designed to forcibly assimilate indigenous children into white American culture — a dark history that we’re still learning more about to this day. Because of a forced “English-only” policy, the boarding school era is one of the main reasons we lost so many Native signers — along with the eventual dominance of ASL in schools for the deaf.

Today, there are just a handful of fluent PISL signers left in the US. In the piece above we hear from two of these signers who have dedicated their lives to studying and revitalizing the language. They show us PISL in action, and help us explore how this ancient language holds centuries of indigenous history.

Read more from Melanie McKay-Cody on the history of Plains Indian Sign Language: https://shareok.org/handle/11244/319767

Check out Lanny Real Bird’s videos:    / @lannyrealbird9015  

Much of the footage of the 1930 Indian Sign Language Council isn’t online, but check out some of it here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...

Here are some original books we reference on sign talk: https://archive.org/details/indiansig...https://archive.org/details/indiansig...

The Smithsonian holds lots of photos and archives on Plains Indian Sign Language like this: https://www.si.edu/object/archives/co...

Sarah Klotz on how Native American boarding schools like Carlisle contributed to the loss of PISL: http://constell8cr.com/issue-2/the-hi.... She references archives that shows how students continued to use sign language like this one from the Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center: https://carlisleindian.dickinson.edu/...

[readenheim]

Watching Bucchigiri?! and seeing all the genuinely well implemented references to Arabic art folklore: 🥰🥰😍😘💙❤️🩷

Watching American YouTubers react to it all calling it "Indian" and not even doing that respectfully: 💀💀💀💀💀

[patchesjam]

the internet is a krewl place but they love him so much im crying.... king dream

[yourdailyqueer]

Heidi Saadiya

Gender: Transgender woman

Sexuality: Straight 

DOB: 21 July 1999  

Ethnicity: Indian

Occupation: Journalist, activist, Youtuber

Note: Known for being Kerala’s first transgender national television newsreader on Kairali TV. Also the first trans woman journalism student in the state.

[ridingyogi]

Udupi, Indian | Lucknow to Bangalore Road trip

https://instagram.com/ridingyogi

[im-shipping-in-the-rain]

Recently watched RRR for the first time and have been unable to think about anything else so I had to make this.

If you haven’t seen RRR you very much should it is on Netflix and this little FMV doesn’t even cover the half of everything this movie has going on.

[angelfirewalker]

Well, let's have Richard 2, pretending to be Marilyn Monroe... sing to David... wishing Mr Tennant a very Happy 53rd Birthday ..... still a toy boy to me lol!! Hoping that he has had a Fabulous day.

Before I started on my arty Crowley T shirts and got totally distracted, I was trying to do a drawing a day in my sketchbook... but once the T shirts took over I forgot about the sketchbook.... basically it inspired the T shirts. Here are the DT ones I started... none are finished , all works in progress. I must try to get back to the drawing.

This was the first one.... like this image was the first T shirt.

(The other image was me in A Midsummer Night's Dream,Lindsay Kemp company stage make up for a Fairy.)

I have loved Rotring pens since I was 16 in my first year at Art School.

I also love Dip pens and Indian ink.

All 3 of these images are on T Shirts.

They take ages with all the dots.

I had to buy the Radio Times to draw this the weekend he presented the Bafta film awards.

More Dip pen.

Crowley as Nanny Ashtoreth, I enjoyed working out the glasses.

[jgroffdaily]

Karan Soni talking about working with Jonathan in an interview from SXSW at 2.55:

Interview: What is the attraction between your character and Jonathan Groff's character:

Karan: Well, you know, Jonathan is just a very attractive man. If he was here we would all come out. People just spontaneously come out to him. I have never seen more straight women attracted to a gay man in my life. I don't know how many people came up to him and was like, 'If you were straight', and he's like 'I know.' He would look at me like, 'I know. A lot of people are in love with me.'

In the movie what [my character] is attracted to that he is fully himself, he has been out longer, and all of his eccentricities and everything and he's not in the closet in any way. I think that's what my character sort of gravitates towards in the movie.

Which is kind of who Jonathan is in real life. He's very unabashedly himself, and it's very endearing. Because he's a freak, and we love it.