Bihar YouTuber Manish Kashyap Joins BJP After Facing ‘Fake Video’ Charges

Bihar YouTuber Manish Kashyap, who was arrested last year for allegedly creating ‘fake videos’ claiming attacks on Bihari migrants in Tamil Nadu, has joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Kashyap was arrested in March 2023 and spent several months in jail before being granted bail in December 2023. He has now expressed gratitude to the BJP and his mother for his release and subsequent joining of the party.

Vanessa Feltz Leaves TalkTV as Channel Prepares to Move Online

Vanessa Feltz has joined Piers Morgan in departing from TalkTV as the channel prepares to shift its operations solely to online platforms. Feltz announced her departure on Wednesday, while former Good Morning Britain anchor Morgan left TalkTV in February to become a YouTuber. TalkTV will cease terrestrial broadcasting in the summer and focus on streaming, a move that aligns with the changing media landscape where mobile devices have become the primary source of news consumption.

YouTube’s Ghost Gun Videos Raise Concerns for Manhattan DA

Alvin Bragg, Manhattan’s District Attorney, has expressed concerns about YouTube’s handling of videos instructing viewers on how to manufacture ghost guns. According to a study conducted by the Tech Transparency Project, YouTube’s algorithm is recommending these videos to underage viewers who watch video game content. Bragg has requested a meeting with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan to discuss the issue and potential solutions.

YouTube Personality Manish Kashyap Joins BJP

Manish Kashyap, a prominent YouTube personality from Bihar, has officially joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today in the presence of BJP leaders Manoj Tiwari and Anil Baluni. Kashyap, who has a strong presence on YouTube with approximately 8.75 million subscribers, had previously announced his intention to contest the Lok Sabha elections from the West Champaran constituency as an independent candidate. However, he has now decided against contesting the elections. There is speculation that Kashyap might be offered a significant responsibility or even a ticket as a Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) within the party.

YouTube Tightens Grip on Ghost Gun Content

In a recent statement, YouTube has reiterated its stance against content that provides viewers with instructions on how to create ghost guns or 3D printed firearms. The company’s spokesperson emphasized that they will thoroughly examine any videos flagged by the Manhattan DA’s office that violate their policies. YouTube remains committed to removing such content to ensure a safe and ethical platform for users.

Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ Surpasses One Billion Views on YouTube

Radiohead’s iconic 1992 music video for ‘Creep’ has officially surpassed one billion views on YouTube, making it the band’s first video to reach this milestone. The video features a moody, dimly lit stage performance by the band members, with Thom Yorke singing the song’s poignant lyrics about alienation and self-doubt. Initially an underground hit in America, ‘Creep’ has since become a staple of mainstream music, covered by numerous artists including Prince, Olivia Rodrigo, and Kelly Clarkson.

Ryan Garcia Sets Sights on Logan Paul After Devin Haney Victory

Following his recent triumph over Devin Haney, undefeated boxer Ryan Garcia has set his sights on internet personality and WWE star Logan Paul, issuing a challenge with confidence. Garcia accuses Paul and fellow YouTube sensation KSI of being ‘culture vultures’ and expresses readiness to face Paul in the ring. ‘I will destroy Logan Paul,’ Garcia stated, claiming to have sparred with Paul previously and believing himself to be superior.

YouTube’s Genesis: The First Video Uploaded 19 Years Ago

On April 24, 2005, a video titled “Me at the zoo” became the first ever to grace the YouTube platform. Uploaded by Jawed Karim, one of the platform’s co-founders, the 19-second clip showcases Karim in front of an elephant exhibit at the San Diego Zoo, discussing the animals’ trunks. The video has since garnered over 317 million views. YouTube was originally conceived as a dating website by Karim, Steve Chen, and Chad Hurley, but the idea later pivoted to video sharing. The platform launched in May 2005 and was acquired by Google a year later. Today, YouTube remains a popular social media platform, particularly among teenagers, with nearly one in five using it almost constantly.

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