Indian Youtuber CarryMinati Roasted Popular TikToker Amir Siddiqui In The Most Epic Way

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The Internet is a great place for entertaining, finding information and sharing ideas, insights or updates but many battles take place around the world. There are plenty of social media platforms that try their luck by posting their content through these platforms but only a few get the love and appreciation of the audience. Those who garnered a large number of followers became Internet sensors and brands were put in line to pay them for their endorsement as they slowly moved toward social media influencers.


Currently, a major battle is going on the Internet between YouTubers and TikTokers, YouTube content creators and TikTok, respectively.

While YouTubers make fun of TikTokers in terms of content, presentation and talent, these TikTokers also respond to the best of their abilities. Many YouTubers have posted videos and references to TikTok content creators but the best one has been posted by Indian YouTuber Ajey Nagar aka CarryMinati in which he roasted popular Tiktoker Amir Siddiqui in a very epic way.


CarryMinati made a point to point out the answer to Amir Siddiqui who posted a video in which he hit YouTubers and said they were copying the content of TikTokers. The video got 2 million views in less than 2 hours; memers also came out in support of YouTubers and joined them in insulting TikTokers.

Twitter was also flooded with reactions to the issue and sponsored YouTubers. The Netizens congratulated CarryMinati on her framed video and trampled TikTokers with great memories

Some of the hilarious memes:








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