6-Year-Old Pakistani Youtuber With Over 1.5M Followers Quits Vlogging, Here’s Why

The six-year-old Pakistani youtuber who rose to fame on social media through his vlogs, Mohammad Shiraz, recently announced of quitting social media. Five days ago, he posted his “last vlog” on YouTube, leaving his admirers shocked and alarmed. He had previously stated that he will quit doing vlogs since his father wants to concentrate on his studies. Shiraz’s father, Mohammad Taqi, has now revealed that his son began to feel the effects of the online popularity, which is why he chose to put his son’s well-being and early years ahead of celebrity.

“Shiraz had a simple life, he used to speak to people nicely. But the fame had its side effects. He stopped talking to people nicely, or mingling with them. So, I thought I should bring back that old Shiraz,” In the video that was posted to the boy’s channel, Mr. Taqi stated. It has received close to 7.5 lakh views on the platform, indicating its growing popularity.

“The second reason was he was losing interest in studies,” he added. Shiraz’s father, however, said he is grateful Allah blessed his son and he received so much love online.

Several people commented on the post. One said, “He isn’t raising a celebrity he is raising a human. Thank you for protecting your child.”

This is called loving your children’s future more than money,” another commented.

Shiraz rose to fame after posting films of his family, everyday activities, and neighborhood updates. He gave his audience an explanation of the break and gave them a tour of his village in his heartfelt “last vlog”.

“Main aaj se vlog nahi banaunga. Mere abbu ne bola hai aap kuch din padhai karo aur video nahi banaao (I will not make vlogs now onwards. My father has asked me to study and not make videos for now),” the boy said.

Besides, he gave the audience a tour of his village, Khaplu, which is encircled by snow-capped mountains. There are 1.57 million subscribers on Shiraz’s YouTube account.

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