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Yes you heard it right and I called it the way I see it.
The power of YouTube has been discovered by our former cricketers and they are falling over each other in trying to say "something" which get them more hits on their channels.
The "something" tends to be generally around the lines of "look so and so Indian cricketer [choose from current or former] is the best and I am his fan and we should all be like them" etc.
In their desire to get those precious $s from across border, the same cricketers who would fight tooth and nail against their main rivals on the field and would waste no opportunity on and off the field during their playing days to put down India and its cricketers, are now seeing spending countless minutes on their youtube channels praising the team.
YouTube has given them the power to do this themselves (as TV channels dont really want to talk to them due to their somewhat bizarre and banal views), and they have realized that hyping up anything from India gets them more hits = $$$s.
In their rush to use this medium, they have forgotten what gave them fame in the first place. They spend time putting down Pakistani cricket and give very little importance to what is good; instead their bread and butter is to try and find something negative to say about our cricketers with the hope of grabbing a headline in The Indian Express!
Sad to see this but true.
I am not mentioning names but all you have to do is read the news.
The power of YouTube has been discovered by our former cricketers and they are falling over each other in trying to say "something" which get them more hits on their channels.
The "something" tends to be generally around the lines of "look so and so Indian cricketer [choose from current or former] is the best and I am his fan and we should all be like them" etc.
In their desire to get those precious $s from across border, the same cricketers who would fight tooth and nail against their main rivals on the field and would waste no opportunity on and off the field during their playing days to put down India and its cricketers, are now seeing spending countless minutes on their youtube channels praising the team.
YouTube has given them the power to do this themselves (as TV channels dont really want to talk to them due to their somewhat bizarre and banal views), and they have realized that hyping up anything from India gets them more hits = $$$s.
In their rush to use this medium, they have forgotten what gave them fame in the first place. They spend time putting down Pakistani cricket and give very little importance to what is good; instead their bread and butter is to try and find something negative to say about our cricketers with the hope of grabbing a headline in The Indian Express!
Sad to see this but true.
I am not mentioning names but all you have to do is read the news.
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