Why India Has CRAZY FANS!

[@mohak_mangal]

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[@creopsy]

just like ligma andrew tate concept

[@averageanon007]

hi

[@NAME-sl2ms]

I went bald for 2 years..... Hairloss stopped on its own....

[@TheOneWhoKnocks969]

Arpit Bala would love this app I'm a big fan of his

[@krishdalmia2507]

Fanaticism-Biggest Evil of Mankind

[@MIOrko]

Unemployment, lack of self respect and the availability of too much rage inducing misinformation on the internet is ruining India's youth.

[@sigmamale6143]

Yup

[@archit1048]

@@alexaaa12 did he say something wrong?

[@eduhub4230]

​@@alexaaa12every country have their own set of reasons

[@alexaaa12]

@@archit1048 nope . He's completely right but what I meant is that it's not only applicable for India.

[@sigmamale6143]

I think it's in gen Z only because of the access to internet

[@mrinmayb11]

topic like these should be covered in all media. getting obsessed over some fuddu celebrity is really toxic.

[@pennyc8252]

😂😂people's like us maybe don't think these celebrities r hero but these low esteem people's like in rural India think their as super hero😊

[@BinodTharu-Official]

Binod D

[@EXAML]

@@pennyc8252 don't you think Ashish chanchalani is a good personality?Just asking

[@mrinmayb11]

@@pennyc8252 excatly ! don't try to pull the fan-ness to the extreme. people usually do that when they don't have any goals in life or just going about there life aimlessly. they need something to feel that void. which causes this crazy toxic fan culture.

[@mrinmayb11]

@@EXAML yeah ! i think.. he is a good person. has better moral concern than elvish yadav.

[@Wonderer554]

Well said Mohak👏🏽I can't understand why people are so obsessed with celebrities like it's ok to like your favorite celebrity but usme khud ki existence ko hi bhool jana is not done.

[@centristlibertarian]

To escape from their shitty lives.

[@Wonderer554]

@@centristlibertarian As if they can right? Actually nobody can. Isi duniya mein jeena hai aur isi duniya mein marna hai bas jab tak hai tab tak ek acche insaan banke rahe.

[@kishor.k8092]

bhai bahot paap kiyye hai jeevan me ... parr kabhi kissi ka fan bann ke gandupannti nhi ki... story acchi thi toh movie dekhi usske baad bhool gyaa... for me they are just nautanki walle.. like the one you see on roads doing trivial stunts

[@Monikamona-f6b]

Right

[@goldenG978]

​@@Wonderer554 ap toh gyaani ho , lagta hai 500 saal se zi rahi ho

[@akshatbahuguna27]

Instead of boycotting some random movies , we should actually boycott this toxic fandom culture !!

[@kaydee3407]

Boycott both... The media industry is run by narconterror network from outside of the country

[@Ruisan-yr9xu]

that is not how that works

[@akshatbahuguna27]

@@Ruisan-yr9xu from boycotting i meant , stop paying over excessive attention to these so called celebrities over your own dignity and respect .

[@Ruisan-yr9xu]

@@akshatbahuguna27 Did we watch the same video? He literally told us what are the reasons that people follow and worship these so called "Stars" and they won't stop due to their low level of understanding... These people are like frogs in the well they can't comprehend the concept of world outside the well....

[@akshatbahuguna27]

@@Ruisan-yr9xu Yes you are right , he said all the reasons but did not actually give a solution and that's what i am saying , it is a very straight forward approach to just stop giving our attention , so the people can understand and we get our debate it out .

[@ashwanirana9513]

Finally, a topic I was tired of seeing among India's youth: "Toxic Fan Culture." Thanks, Mohak, for bringing attention to this. It's crucial to discuss it widely to protect young people from serious mental health challenges in their lives.

[@truth_seeker5]

Mohak himself is toxic fan of SRK

[@deanjean]

As an ex celebrity idolizer myself (from korean pop culture) these methodologies are similar to how kpop managements keep their fandoms hooked and obsessed. You will also observe such manipulation tricks from popular commentators like Andrew Tate. I just hope the new young generations are more aware and self confident so they can avoid getting emotionally manipulated through entertainment media

[@Umapreet.]

I was looking for this comment to assure I'm not the only one feeling this!!!

[@nazmulhasanferdus998]

Please make video for Bangladeshi illegal election. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@adarshmohapatra5058]

Just today I read some news that few poor girls loved BTS/Kpop so much they almost tried to travel from India to Seoul without telling anyone, and luckily they were rescued. Why are so many people (especially I feel girls) becoming crazy die-hard fans of Kpop that they would do anything for them?

[@AIRek7]

​@@adarshmohapatra5058 because how they portrait things in kdramas, idol vlogs, interviews and many such instances. They train idols for 3 to 7 years or more to be seen as an extraordinary being. Most fans these days know the reality but young 13 year olds might find it difficult to know the actual reality. What I feel is everyone grows out of it some or the other day

[@AmmaraJahan]

I am huge kdrama fan . But i never follow any celebrity. I enjoy and watch dramas. Sometimes defend korea as a whole when someone unreasonably hates them. Sometimes j don't even know their real names.

[@pavithrabalasubramanian7344]

Actually, toxic fan culture is much worse than this. As a South Indian, during my school days, my class was split in two groups: Vijay fans and Ajith fans(there were some students, who didn't side with either of the celeb including me, the two groups ignored us since we didn't spew hate on either of the actors). There were fights everyday on which actor was better compared to the other. The two groups would try to find the faults in the films and tease about it to the other group. And this toxicity was even in my college, with more intense fights and quarrels. My classmates bunked classes to watch the first shows of the actors and pride themselves as the biggest fans. Rajinikanth fans were obsessed to the point that you could frequently hear news of some fan dying while worshiping(pouring milk and doing puja) Rajinikanth's very large cutout, some fans go to temple barefoot, climbing many thousands of stairs, so that his movie becomes a hit.

[@TheGeorgeous]

Without the grouping and the attention that comes with the fandom, it wouldn't exist.

[@deveshsikarwar1533]

In south it is much more

[@gnikRaju]

Are you

[@ritikasharma3362]

​@@TheGeorgeoustrue.. I think it's the community that is more loved than the stars themselves

[@midorimashintaro2092]

​@@deveshsikarwar1533unfortunately, you are right

[@RithwikVarma25]

Iam from Telangana, Yes there is a toxic fan culture here. Like, when a person said ADIPURUSH movie is bad then a group of Prabhas fans physically tortured him for sometime. The Worst thing is even the Media people and remaining public were enjoying it.

[@Bosgamingxyz]

😢

[@Palak-f4p]

He doesn't deserve this because he is actor and just doing what the director tells him to do.😢

[@captainj464]

I'm from telangana too!!😮

[@dinmuhammad8340]

PK ke liye gaali Amir Khan Khayega Lekin Prabash ka movie kharap hua to galti director ki😂😂😂😂😂😂 ​@@Palak-f4p

[@mmadhoo4465]

All blind fans are always toxic. They can't listen one single word against their idols

[@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476]

I observed this toxicity in K-pop fans first, later I realised that this is normal for Indian celebrities as well. As a Telugu person, it's disappointing to see Tollywood fans wasting their time and fighting with others. Fans shouldn't lose their self respect in the process of worshipping a celebrity, instead admire their good work, get inspired from them, and hold them accountable if they do mistakes.

[@kaif4924]

Kalyan Babu cult chupincharu ga fans😂

[@LIUSKAEditz8410]

Kpop is even more toxic than bollywood

[@riseeyy]

But one thing about kpop fans is that they cancel their celebrities pretty fast if a k-celebrity gets caught doing drugs then their career is doomed since s.korea has very big problem of bullying so many celebrities get accused of being a bully during their school times and most of the times they get kicked out of their group and then they have no chance in the industry whereas in India you can easily get away with these things

[@shubhamgamer5213]

Agree but I think it's there life they are free to do what they want to do unite it is out of limits because im also like to debate with fans about anime and sports but I know the difference between debating and abusing

[@saumisardar4932]

Andhrapradesh, tamilnadu , kerela are most depressed state in whole India

[@Akhi-s8b-l1f]

I had a similar experience. I was obsessed with BTS around 2 years ago because I had some personal issues and they helped me escape from reality. Then after one year of being obsessed, when the issues where finally resolved, I realised how unhealthily obsessed I had become. I still listen to BTS, but I'm not obsessed with them anymore. :)

[@snehatallapu]

Yes that's how maturity people behave

[@wandering.prince.prajwal]

You've gained self esteem

[@RiyaMaurya-ur3em]

Same thing

[@JanviTiwari-hr3bf]

I also love bts

[@Tu_kyon_distracthua]

​@@JanviTiwari-hr3bfbcz you're toxic fan too.

[@krisgurung7737]

I don't regret subscribing you Mohan. I really wanted a content on this topic. I'm tired of seeing toxic fans either downgrading others or forgetting their own existence. Parasocial relationships are ok in an extent since there are a lot of people in whose life their fav celebrity might be making an impact but to take that admiration to the level of obsession is worst. "Be a fan, but not a devotee" PREACHHHH🙌

[@anuprabhabansod]

Mohit**

[@krisgurung7737]

@@anuprabhabansod damn auto correct 😭

[@sreeram4964]

*Mohaj

[@Baronnax]

Mohawk**

[@SurajSingh-xo4gi]

Mohawk

[@TECHanLIFE]

just recently a bunch of 13 yr old girls were caught in Chennai who were trying to travel to s Korea via sea route, to meet BTS.

[@ilv839]

jane kyun nahi dia 😂bhey pani mein dub jati uske baad korea ki jail mein chakki pees rahe hote 😂

[@Rbts7jk]

that's really pathetic! obsession is always fatal. but in that case media were literally blaming BTS and calling them a "drug", it's not a way we solve problems, is it?

[@ilv839]

@@Rbts7jk nobody cares about strangers we just critical to probelms and everything

[@riseeyy]

Which seems pretty suspicious since they are currently in the military and every fan know this....

[@Rbts7jk]

@@riseeyy those girls are immature, do you think they care? blinded by obsession

[@Cricketshortz18]

Low self-esteem and identity issues are the root cause of fanaticism. Yes, fans are actually fanatics.

[@TheLuck1985]

True

[@Arashish17]

Those people are delusion

[@handsome-curry]

they value a life of random actor more than their own

[@JF59122]

​@@Arashish17 Delusion at its peak.

[@punarbasunath7730]

​@@TheLuck1985like tan se juda 😂

[@vdiitd]

Am I the only one who is against any kind of celebrity/fan culture? Let's take a vow to not endorse any celebrity culture and stay far from it.

[@PawanRao007]

Obviously not alone

[@sachinchouhan-2005]

I don't have any favorite actor, I only care about the movie, whether it is good or bad.

[@Uehehdjdjsh]

i don't even call them stars, hero or celebrity, they are ACTORS

[@Uehehdjdjsh]

@@sachinchouhan-2005 yeah and acting should be good too

[@hoveringcow]

you're not alone..if you ask me who is my fav actor/actress I will say none

[@ParvShandilya-px8wx]

The worst thing is india media is covering people like elvish yadev saying its a "badi khabr"

[@Agent-57]

This my first time hearing Elivsh Yadav, who tf is what.

[@ABCD-verse]

Then you are away of toxicity .good fro you if you don't knwo his name

[@Raajdeep11]

❤❤❤

[@RickyTicky549]

Thank you! Finally someone I can relate to. I thought I was the only one who had no idea who this Elvish is.

[@adri.annie-.]

Same! I live in Bengaluru but yea never heard of him-

[@AnandKumar-ol2uw]

trust me bro, if u havent heard about him then consider urself lucky..dont bother wasting ur time

[@FaizalSyed]

I wish you had mentioned some extreme examples as well, like fan fights resulting in death. In 2016 I remember a fans fight in tirupati over who's the best (NTR or Pawan Kalyan). Their fight ended with the NTR's fan killing Pawan Kalyan's fan. Here's the ridiculous part, both of those guys were friends. Toxic Fan culture in South India is like a virus that is plaguing South Indian population.

[@Buzzon_yt]

Same happened with Vijay and Ajith fans 🤐🤐🤐

[@ashfzd]

Same happened with virat nd rohit fan😢

[@akshayde]

Bhai I was in some remote village in kerala and saw a political hoarding for a Vijay fan club 😂. legit president, Vp, treasurer, secretary etc sabh the. And these kids weren't even 20ye old! Just jobless kids.

[@aamitabh69]

Never happened ​@@ashfzd

[@suvenduroy5195]

Og ntr or ntr jr

[@Softwareupdate69]

Thanks for taking up this issue. Obsession over these celebs is a pandemic in its own, be it SRK, Vijay etc in India or Taylor Swift, BTS abroad.

[@sattubeans]

Don't forget andrew tate,usa fandom

[@suranjanadutta1840]

As a K-pop fan myself, I can vouch for the fact that parasocial relationships are a big thing in k-pop fandoms as well. I focus on the music and memes now mostly but I have to admit, I also went through that phase. Not necessarily a romantic parasocial relationship but a deep admiration. I am also not saying it's bad to like someone in the media but when it's taking up a lot of your time and distracting you from your work, it's an issue.

[@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416]

I'm johnny sins fan myself, and I'm very obsessed over his videos. He constantly help women, and still they hate him and jealous him 😅

[@Nsank29]

Sirf bamno ke fan hone chaiea na

[@_Human21_]

​@@suranjanadutta1840I liked How You Understand What Is The Limit To Love(admire) A Type of Celeb.Not Like Those Toxic Cringe Type Of K-Pop Fans .

[@107vikrantdeshmukh4]

"Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas". - Marie Curie

[@ashrafanis2024]

Never was anyone's fan even in my teenage. Always felt why should I be crazy for someone if he is not for me. Raise yourself that people follow you, rather being a follower, and worse in celebrity -fan kind of relationship , where you get nothing in return, except some fake happiness.

[@cyberfunk-re7jy]

Be fan of yourselves. Improve lifestyle, relationship, wealth, education, live happy life

[@anweshdutta2764]

🗿

[@manya_c09]

So true

[@naturesandplant]

Ager itna social networking nota hatane ke liye kiya jaye to desh ka bhala ho jaye. Kya youth hai yaar such me fan clubs ke liye time hai ager ye fan club sirf 30 mints per days devote kare desh ke liye to desh ki disha ki badal jayegi..

[@meaculpa5563]

You missed the most important part. The so called fan clubs were actually business companies. Celebrities took their services. Just like fake paparazis, the fan clubs were run by individuals who took money from celebrities themselves and help them counter harmful news about them and provide them support.

[@Kai-ps6lh]

Yes and money of those groups cater a big audience and even make money out of it sometimes

[@waleedop471]

Finally someone has the guts to speak on this topic

[@peteck007]

Guts? इन छपरियो के खिलाफ बोलने के लिए कैसे guts चाइए होते है??

[@BuhumTV]

Naa... no guts needed for this video

[@waleedop471]

@@peteck007 I can't understand hindi

[@himeshsinghshishodiya]

​​@@BuhumTV Really? The fans are so crazy that they can report this video and try to cancel this man just for using Elvish as an example. They are nuts.

[@FiveG9]

Then how did you commented, without understanding? Because the video too is in Hindi

[@shreshtaganapuram]

Maturity is when u realise that in this world, irrational, lunatic and crazy people will always exist and we can't really change them 💀👍🏻. Even if we try to make them understand, they'll troll us back instead coz that's how it works (completely illogical 💀)

[@chaitnayjain7599]

Can't agree more😅

[@TheGeorgeous]

Maturity is when you realize that doing something to make the necessary changes is better than defeatism.

[@shreshtaganapuram]

​@@TheGeorgeous absolutely agree and that's the reason I watch this channel and share it to everyone whom I think are capable of changing!!

[@rishiganguly5586]

Maturity is when u realise future of our society is doomed

[@Arashish17]

Ignorance is best solution for them as such people always want attention and praise.

[@pushkarsharma1167]

I appreciate your work Mohak. One of the best videos on relatable topic in social issues. I had one of friend of mine who was in that bhakti vala trap of Taylor swift Calling themselves "swifties". She often used to indulge about the songs of hers, about her concerts and so. But now I got to know that this type of things exist in most of the fandoms and this is something psychologically dependent rather than the choice of the individual.

[@Plato-r4o]

Any Elvish Haters Here 😊

[@manjunathpednekar2184]

Who is Elvish name looks like he born for some England couples😂😂

[@shukmoghe5942]

Never heard of it

[@malabikabarua1163]

Who's that ?

[@shukmoghe5942]

@@malabikabarua1163 I have the same question

[@Shadow-dk5ov]

Me

[@yc_n4p08]

as a K-pop fan myself, this is so true on so many levels. The fact that the problem doesn't stop at Bollywood but extends to Hollywood, K-pop, and pop culture as well. it's crazy to see/ encounter someone who is overly obsessed with their celebrities, willing to do anything and literally ANYTHING. In some industries, such things can actually backfire on the celebrities themselves like in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean industries.

[@ArmyBell7]

Like some cringe fans say they are their husbands or will marry them like girl come out from your delulu world can ya ?

[@thelibarandu1426]

BTS fan base on of the most cringe fan base

[@user-lp2bp9ol2q]

@@thelibarandu1426agreed

[@user-lp2bp9ol2q]

@@thelibarandu1426only fall 2nd to communists

[@Uehehdjdjsh]

@@thelibarandu1426 yeah even if they meet in comment section of video which completely irrelevant to BTS, still they start their borahe something and spamming that purple hearts

[@beatrixhughes2395]

This was such a great video, i like that you always bring new topics instead of keeping in a same routine. Please keep making more.

[@Not_humans..]

*Any students??🌼*

[@kilgami]

kyu?

[@naxh_07]

Boards from 21st Feb🥲

[@arpangoswami9436]

Many

[@bininupur6111]

​@@arpangoswami9436exactly 😂

[@rjbharwad8182]

Library Se hi hu😅

[@TanmayDebnath04]

Please make a video about the whole north-east including Tripura. Rarely anyone talks about the north-east. Or baat sirf assam ke baremai hi hoti hai zyda. Tripura is also a part of India but none even thinks about it. Many of our own Indians don't know even if the state exits. And those who know unko lagta hai ki yeh toh Bangladesh ka part hai. Mere dost jo Kolkata, Bengaluru, Gujarat mai hai waha log unko puchte hai ki Tripura toh Bangladesh mai hai na toh tumne visa kitne din ka liya hai padhai ke liye. PLEASE TALK ABOUT IT.

[@rakib_bhai74]

Haan bhai, love from Assam ❤❤❤

[@akahanaan]

Guys like his comment to make it.a top comment so that mohak can see

[@Unavailableayush]

Only 32 likes? Aise to nhi chalega lemme add one more ❤

[@dakshnangla4721]

And the crazy thing is that, people don't want to believe or understand that they are toxic fans

[@Lilkid17]

Also our indian culture also support the kpop culture I never said anything to them but their obsession with them is crazy take my example I have some female friends but whenever we talk music they point out BTS and other kpop bands but when I tell them I don't listen to them they start talking to me like I've done any crime I'm not saying you should not support kpop but sorry sometimes you all have to support someone's opinions also as music is completely subjective!! No hate to kpop btw.

[@ilv839]

kpop fans ko koreon jana hai tou vo udhar ki baat karegi naa vo log india ko jante tak nahi nahi gajab bezzati hai

[@Lilkid17]

@@ilv839 good point

[@AeraP.]

@@ilv839 Bro you guys basically insulting many innocent people here (including me 🥲)

[@AeraP.]

Bring those fellas to me! They are a shame to ARMY’s and the reason for unreasonable hatred towards others. I have a group of about 8 friends who also love BTS, me included, but we keep it to ourselves even when someone non fan brings them up. Humans should learn more of limits than math😂

[@akashkumar_02]

Respect for mohak speaking about the sad reality of the society😢

[@himanshujeswani426]

I don't think it's sad

[@SPRINGGREEN813]

@@himanshujeswani426 It just shows how dumb people in society (youth are). I know every generation has it but the internet and the whole world wide web were made so people get access to information easily and education, marketing, learning new skills and getting answers to small doubts( basically to help humanity be better) this has happened but the adverse effects(including this one mentioned in the video) have impacted the society just too much. So it's sad for the developers and visionaries of a better world(developers and users on the internet).

[@peterparker9954]

This is what happens when there are too many unemployed youth

[@SubhashishBagchi]

@@himanshujeswani426 sad and dumb people becoming fan

[@SushantM777]

1:37 One Answer, Unemployment

[@Kyorosyoyd6o]

👏

[@ravisharma1821]

😂

[@SubhashishBagchi]

😂

[@keerthanaap4824]

Yes

[@malabikabarua1163]

Yes

[@lovepreetvirk1018]

I wish these type of fan culture was also there for scientists. They actually deserve such fan response.

[@kevinbenjamin4369]

I would say no one should be a fan of this type for anyone, no matter how accomplished or admirable that said person is. It ruins and perverts everything that the said person stands for.

[@ssrkbhadauria]

​@@kevinbenjamin4369 Agreed as fan culture is harmful

[@ilv839]

being a fan is bad thing 😂in it no body gets anything only celebrity gets his money

[@SubhashishBagchi]

Fan culture is destructive in nature.

[@lalapatanwar9400]

Well said brother.....spit the reality ❤

[@JawadSoomro]

Main to kisi ka bhi Fan nahi hoon. But you pointed out right things. Usually fans forget what is right and what is wrong, only to feel the sense of self-belonging. Keep it brother! Great content!

[@sunny123k]

“Bhakti in religion may be a road to salvation of the soul. But in politics, ‘Bhakti’ or hero-worship is a sure road to degradation and to eventual dictatorship.” - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

[@pari_05]

Lots of respect to you man ....aaj kal log sab views ke sakkar main BTS ,south korea , kpop, kdrama ke piche pade hai ....lekin khud ke desh main kitna toxicity hai woh nhi dekhte... khud ke hi desh main northeast walo ko racism face karna padta hai abhi tak ....n aa jate hai dusre desh ke fault nikalne...n sabka fans hota hai sabka fan club hota hai ..lekin BTS ka tag laga ke sabko views chahiye ... Thank you man ...kyuki log asli baat bolta hi nhi hai sirf troll karne main laga hai... Thank you...yeh pehla video hai mera n I'm loving it .. new subscriber ☺️

[@freadzee612]

I totally agree...i think Self-respect can be the biggest reason for this type of fan behavior in an individual. I have never seen anyone with high sense of self respect from my group manifesting this type of behavior. It also gives an aura of illiteracy present in those with erratic behavior like this.

[@mubeenans17]

One of the major examples of this is the growing kpop industry and k-pop fanbase. Edit : Not just k-pop fanbase alone, we also have the anime fanboys AND cricket fan culture

[@divanshu5039]

growing industry is fine, that was bound to happen but the cult fanbase is the problem.

[@divanshu5039]

That is true for all over the world, I also have a 16 year old BTS army solider in my home. Most fans are not crazy it's only the minority which barks the loudest.@@SillyCar31

[@mubeenans17]

@@SillyCar31 don't put k-pop fans under the same umbrella as the BTSarmy&blinks tho, we honestly don't fw them

[@starlight14673]

​@@mubeenans17the problem is there are some crazy fans in every group be it kpop kdram indian cinema Hollywood or any other cinema you will find these ppl and you like it or not at the end all the todic fans and non todic fans comes under the same fangroup you can't do anything abt that those ppl have too much time in their life way too much time in their life

[@soumaSR]

I personally think escapism point is the root cause. The truth is a huge chunk of our people live either deeply unsatisfied lives or lives full of stress thus this escapism through their personal "Heroes". I predict in future with rapid economic growth hobbies like Gamming and Anime watching are going to be super popular in India as well due to their high escapist nature.

[@Daredevil009.1]

😂 even anime BTS gaming has also toxic fan's these toxic fans are everywhere

[@ilv839]

​@@Daredevil009.1so what we are in stress bro leave us alone

[@Bi77uD0N]

For me, this is total madness. At the end, these so-called celebrities are also made up of blood and flesh, why admiring someone who doesn't even know you exist? Admire your parents, your teachers, your friends, your life partner, who somewhere, somehow teaches you and make you a better person day by day, rather than bootlicking these so called idols.

[@GH-mj2ti]

Admiration is okay. You could admire a certain individual's art, their thoughts or their achievements. Fanaticism, on the other hand, is not.

[@ryk30]

Agree..

[@grishabhshori9637]

I agree with half of your opinion that We shouldn't be bootlicking (andhbhakt)of celebrities but, what's wrong in admiration??

[@evs059]

It's about our average IQ. People worship ias officers, politicians, local celebrities, athletes. Looking up to a person is one thing but Becoming a fanatic is next level.

[@evs059]

​@@grishabhshori9637you are correct. There is a line between admiration and obsession.

[@padiyar]

Awesome level post... showing the nitty-gritty of celebrity-fandom psychology!

[@snowwilliams5871]

I have been fan of very few musical artists, and I like to study fan culture as well, the sence of belonging, I have found alot of nice people and two really nice individuals as friends from these fandom culture, we often discuss these things among ourselves, in kpop fandoms mental health and help has always been promoted and supported, that being said, there are boundaries that shouldn't be crossed, for fans and celebs, it could sometimes even harm your own idols, and yourself. So be a fan, love yourself first, and stay true to yourself.

[@doraemon-v6m]

you are right we as a BTS ARMY also hate toxic fans

[@knowitall1005]

Kpop fans are mostly obsessed and toxic

[@Vacillate-v9e]

This amount of craze can only happen with that free and big population. It all seems weird beyond belief.

[@bhagat_rahul]

I was waiting for someone to address this disaster i.e. toxicity . Bro pointed the current biggest problem in India , that level of toxicity is going to only cost us. Life Lesson : Fan Bano , Bhakt na Bano.

[@Horizonlord0X]

Mohak is really so unique He never dissapoints us from his content ❤

[@kundansinghrajput9722]

Toxic fan culture?😂

[@MoonLexie_._]

As a Kpop fan, I can guarantee you that you can see a lot of Sensual fidelity in Kpop just like Kris Wu who was a member of the EXO boy band was arrested in 2021 and was sentenced to 13 years in prison for r*ping even after this many active fan clubs of his support him and say he is innocent... there was another huge scandal which was known as "The Burning Sun Scandal" and the idols/actors who were part of this still have a great fan following... I hope maybe you could just mention the above things in any of your future video..

[@Ur_vengeance10]

K-pop is the worst fandom ever to exist

[@Bemeforever]

I.e seungri

[@searchingforaname]

It's very rare to see a fan with a working Brian. My respect to you for being curious!

[@kamnajagat6791]

Bro this case is not about exo ok the burning sub club case was about big bang band 👍

[@avi4003]

This Video is uploaded 34 minutes ago. But I am seeing "Mohok Never Disappoints" comment which were posted 29 minute ago. So they haven't watched the full video (20m). In the maximum possible case they have just watch 25% video and passing their reviews. Even Mokah isn't immune to this idiotic fan culture.

[@avi4003]

@@SillyCar31 🤣

[@nalin9349]

0:01 Ye majboor hai par aap nahi

[@heimito9657]

Nam ke aage a laga lete tho alanine ho jate

[@nalin9349]

@@heimito9657 Bhai Protein bana du kya

[@badboy-rh4ru]

​@@heimito9657are bhai in hata dete phir toh kuch aur ban jata 🌚🌚

[@user-yh2vm2ti3c]

There was this dialogue from Mirzapur: *_"neta banne ke liye gunde paalna seekho, gunde bano mat"_* and that's what this fan culture is all about and it's free.

[@Rakesh-x3c3l]

Bhaiya you are great!!💯...I just loved your videos✨

[@anisulislam1]

1:19 this is ridiculous. destroy property and behaving crazy like maniacs is just not normal human behaviour.

[@theuncommonfacts]

Mohak Bhaiya , from the bottom of heart saying , you have picked one of the greatest problems of India and mainly Indian youths . Believe me this is one of the most serious content of your videos .. There may be more reasons but what you counted or helped to count are also flawless . Today same thing is also applicable on Politicians . Bhakt mat bano nehi , Andhbhakt na bano .

[@startusler]

India has a huge problem of person worshipping but nowadays Andhbhakts of Politicians have made it even worse

[@LakshyaVarshney-df8qx]

TUNE KYA KIYA HAI MODI HAS BEEN THE ONLY ONE TO HAVE WORKED FOR BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE

[@RahulBishla]

Actually the real problem is that when a person is not satisfied from his own life he gets obsessed with any outer identity like any actor,singer, sportsman, politician etc.. Thus, remain satisfied with your life and you will never become an over obsessed fan of anyone. Love from haryana brother 💙. Ram Ram 🙏

[@donutz9]

Ahh yes that srk movie addressed it.... Right?

[@diehardernxgt2161]

​@@akahanaanfan

[@donutz9]

Fan​@@akahanaanfan

[@Bully7490]

@@diehardernxgt2161 AC

[@shubh7615]

Exactly what I think too. They perceive themselves as the actor itself. That's why they immitate the way the actor behaves.

[@Obiviews]

Brilliantly explained. Insightful. And a reminder to build up our own identity. The final message was amazing too 💯

[@rahulverma8774]

I wonder why competition is so high in exams when people like them exist in our society 😔

[@divanshu5039]

it's cause 1.4 Billion Population.

[@luffy2493]

Because there is a difference between being educated and being intelligent.

[@_Mr.Lucky.]

@@luffy2493 correct ....

[@av5051mc]

Out of 15 lakh people the top 25k are different so the competetion is only high between the top students its really easy to get around 50k rank

[@rahulverma8774]

@@av5051mc but vacancies in my exam are always less than 200

[@sunandmoon976]

I am saying this from experience, the most important part of being a fan is getting self-satisfaction. The fact that my favorite celebrity is getting success and popularity or doing something good gives me a satisfaction that I have made the right choice by supporting that celebrity, which I may not get from anything else in my life. That's why when that celebrity does something terrible or says mean things, my first attempt will be to defend him/her and ignore that flaw as much as I can, so that I don't get hurt. If that doesn't work, then I would get disappointed and try to ignore that celebrity completely. So in a way, fans also use the celebrity to get self-satisfaction or self-validation, which is why there is immense pressure on that celebrity to maintain their public image.

[@Kai-ps6lh]

But isnt that illogical ?? Seeing your celebrity become sucessful gives you satisfaction BUT what does it actually give you ? Shouldnt you be more concerned about your own sucess ? shouldnt your sucess give you satisfaction rather than someone else's . Specailly when that person doesnt even know that you exist ??

[@sunandmoon976]

@@Kai-ps6lh Exactly. That's why its so irritating, because human heart does not follow logic. I don't want to get attached to someone who doesn't even know me, but still happens and I can't even help it even though I want to.

[@Kai-ps6lh]

@@sunandmoon976 well if atleast you know about it and accept it . Thats really good.

[@Royal_stark]

Rahul Gandhi: why you choose korea 🙎🏿‍♀️🙎🏿‍♀️🙎🏿‍♀️🙎🏿‍♀️ : we are bts army 🤡🤡

[@sabyasachi702]

Need a fight with BTS army and elvish army 😂

[@Royal_stark]

@@sabyasachi702 😂😂 What they can do with me online 😂

[@KamleshPatel-md5kv]

​@@sabyasachi702both are cringe, I'll never understand why elvish, flying beast, sourav Joshi gets million views for showing their daily life 😂😂

[@Royal_stark]

@@KamleshPatel-md5kv yes , I hate those vlogs . They have zero sense

[@Royal_stark]

@@SillyCar31 watching unuseful vlogs is purely idiot work 😂

[@indianboyvipul6912]

Your videos are always interesting and knowledgeable...great creater..❤😊

[@izmamshaikh7229]

All of the above factors are totally applicable on Indian girl's who are toxic fans of BTS and Korean idols

[@diehardernxgt2161]

And Taylor swift & Rihanna.

[@sirohiachal]

don't target clearly u can see in the video who is more toxic at least they don't damage public property

[@Krishnasservant551]

I support you bro my sister is also bts fan and I realise she and some of her friends were extremely toxic one day when I told her your exams are comming you should study rather than watching bts she fight with me and slap me even though I am elder

[@bro_imursis]

atleast they don't fight physically and damage public properties.....now tell me who's more toxic

[@akahanaan]

​@@bro_imursisbut you have to accept both are toxic

[@MRShark7]

A much needed video for the toxic fans of India .... This is one of the best underrated topic to be discussed in society 😊

[@SayakBandyopadhyay96]

Sad to see where society is going. R.I.P. critical thinking and personality.

[@Daredevil009.1]

Ye toxic fans har jagah hai duniya ke bhi hai

[@SPRINGGREEN813]

@@Daredevil009.1 Yeh whole world is actually suffering with people losing critical thinking( As a science student I have experienced this a lot)

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@SPRINGGREEN813 true

[@peterparker9954]

A society that remains unemployed is the most toxic society

[@LakshyaVarshney-df8qx]

YES BUT THOSE ARE YOUR NOTIONS OF CRITICAL THINKING AND PERSONALITY

[@SuhasKM-tl1rg]

Bro you spit real facts man. Really respect you for your work. We need more people like me and you in our country

[@bhushanmaraskolhe9356]

3:29 itna smooth promotion🙃

[@digitalentrepreneur2022]

😂😂😂

[@samarth8526]

2:55 smooth mohak bhai smooth Kya emotional connect karke ad ghusa diya beech mein🤣🙏

[@A.Netizen.Since.2010]

..Lekin 'YT re-vāncēd extended' use karne ki wajah se woh bhi automatically skip ho gaya mere se ! 🤗

[@mchauhan4]

Sense of identity, belongingness, livelihood, psychological security... This is EXACTLY how religions & cults work! 🙆‍♂🙆‍♂

[@LakshyaVarshney-df8qx]

SO? ppl can choose alternative stuff we need to liberate maids and drivers we need better rights for the lower and/or non white collar people

[@Kai-ps6lh]

Since I was a small kid I used to see people calling themselves " FAN " and doing certain things . But I couldnt relate to them . I mean yes i might like an actors acting/personality but I cant be his fan and worship him . As most of the people have totally different personalities when on camera and when off camera . Some actors are seen as gods and have a very positive image on camera with millins of fans BUT THEY ALSO ADVERTISE AND SELL GUTKA AND PAN MASALA for money . And craziest thing is that people still worship them . This really made me think hard about general people mentality , Some people just have low critical thinking . My sister is one of them , She always worships some public figure . And I often tell her that its okay to like someones work but worshipping them is not okay . After many debates and arguments she finally accepts and guess what after 5-6 months she again starts worshipping some other public figures . This led me to believe that some people are biologically vulnerable to these things . Its not that they chose to be like this but its what their brain tells them to . . And in India this idol worshipping is on some next level . This video is a living proof of it . This video has 1.2 Million views with just 60k Likes and 2K DISLIKES . I mean at the end of the day its survival of the fittest , If some people have vulnerable brain you can either ignore them or exploits them .

[@vaibhavkarol_]

Someone really needed to address it Keep up the great work Mohak bhai.

[@divanshu5039]

As you said yourself, the cause of this is poor psychology and low self esteem + high unemployment and overall bad quality of life in India, that's why it is such a bad problem in India. Yes it exist all over the world but not to such extent, in only exist in India.

[@thomasastha9007]

please help at your level : 1.DIRTNESS POLLUTION: How to improve Indian citizens' Common Sense of Responsibility AND OWNERSHIP ,and bring out a mass movement owned by citizens, towards clealiness and hygiene; on road, in public infra- buses and trains, on not eating gtuakas and spitting everywhere and anywhere, open defecation/ urination on walls in public spaces and in gallis. Decimal state of hygience followed by street food vendors- no use of hand gloves, mask and hair mask, clean water and clean ingredients in food preparation. I have seen people throwing there garbage in polythenes on roads from their flats in Delhi. In markets shop owners treating roads as dumpyards. How can we improve cleanliness and hygience practices in every walk of life in india,like japnese ? 2. NOISE POLLUTION: Too much on noise pollution in india pee- poo on roads and gallis giving migraine , situation is terrible in every nook and corners OF THE COUNTRY. How to improve this and bring noise pollution down like in european countries.citizen centric movement not to blow horns unnecessarily. spread the word. thanks!

[@life-sb7gp]

Thank you so much mohak sir and his team I really wanted this video to understand why people gets so obsessed with celebrities. I had this question when I watched fan movie.

[@sunatray]

As per AI: The word "fan" as we use it today to refer to an enthusiastic follower of a sport or celebrity has an interesting etymology. It's a shortened form of "fanatic," which originally referred to someone who was excessively enthusiastic or devoted to a particular cause or belief. However, the origin of "fanatic" itself is even more intriguing. It comes from the Latin word "fanaticus," which meant "inspired by a god." This word was associated with people who exhibited frenzied or ecstatic behavior, often in religious contexts. So, while the modern use of "fan" might seem less intense than the original meaning of "fanatic," the underlying concept of passionate devotion remains the same.

[@aishwaryaguha987]

Excellent Video. Thanks Mohak. Real Content Without Any Baakwaas.

[@arijitdatta477]

legit topic , Mohak bro!!! love that someone is focussing on these behavioural aspects of our country!!!

[@Sky-eh5kr]

Not only celebrities but politicians and some bureaucrats also have this type of toxic fan culture

[@birajitkalita864]

Very Clever... 2:42 you cleverly pulled the thread of the topic to your sponsor... Kudos... Maybe one day, Some upcoming KZbinr will make a video regarding this too... Hey, food for thought, you can do it too... Won't that be something...

[@Elliot622]

Very well researched video Mohak and a very important and good topic!

[@HarshithEadara]

I always had this thought about crazy celeb worshipping and fan culture in India in the back of my mind and here you are making a video of it. You really have a great sense of choosing some interesting and novel topics. Looking forward to your next videos 👍

[@Royal_stark]

This was the great topic for video . Nice video Finally someone talk about the cringy fans

[@chaossquad398]

As an ARMY and Carat i agree with this video become their fans not their worshipers that's pretty sad to think about they are celebraties idols they are entertaining you inspiring u just like a break from your mundane life enjoy that moments and go on with a new energy to tackle your daily life good luck everyone ❤️

[@Modijiindiabtspavedthefkingway]

hi I am also an army

[@ishitrastions1369]

Fan culture be like😅

[@harshsharma3607]

Great Video Mohak bhai... I am a SRK fan and I also got into the SRK Warriors fanclub to watch FDFS of SRK films with a group of similar enthusiastic fans (and my friends don't come to watch a morning show on friday)... And in the fanclub many just join in an hope to get pass for Meet & Greet events with SRK... Some are actually blind fans who starts abusing if a criticize anything related to SRK (even when I said Suhana a poor actor) To an extent all these fanbases are good but blind following is very toxic.. I am a big fan of SRK, but thankfully I am mentally strong to not become his blind fan...

[@Itsurtimenow]

Same watch the movie and then complete focus on life

[@akashgangwar9035]

same i am also part of that group also for ticket everyone contribute for his ticket he missed that point

[@Azulaozai._]

In a Tamil TV debate show called “Neeya Naana”, husbands who are part of actors’ fan clubs proudly stated that they sold their wives’ gold jewellery, money saved for their kid’s education /wedding to mass book opening day tickets of their favourite actor’s films 🤦🏻‍♀️ The wives were also present & they looked broken.

[@radhe3920]

I understand the behavior of men in their 20s who earn less and have not much responsibilities to get obsessed with an actor but why will a grown up man with family responsibilities behave that way That's actually scary

[@Azulaozai._]

@@radhe3920 omg you'd be surprised how many adult men with families of their own neglect their family & career to spend their time & resources on a "star" who wouldn't care a hoot of they died.

[@peterparker9954]

​@@radhe3920men should be taught financial responsibility.... We always criticize women, but it's the men who keep splurging on unnecessary things

[@purush4086]

13:21 cant think of a more jobless behavior

[@Im_155]

😂frr

[@siddharthamisra7021]

Mohak Bhai awesome video. I have always wondered why people become such die hard fans since I have appreciated an actors craft in a particular movie but never been idol worshipper for tht particular actor

[@vivektripathy722]

This a serious issue in Indian subcontinent. Hats off to Mohak for doing such research 👏

[@avinash3008]

Finally someone made a video on this.. I am glad such creators are still there. There is still hope

[@Azulaozai._]

You can find such t0xic, obsessive fandom in the West & Kpop too. Look at the Swifties & Army. They take it to the point where they cyber bully their “idol’s” real-life partners. Nowadays, the para social relationship is happening with the viewers of KZbinrs, Tiktokers, etc. I’m from the south, I would rank Telugu>Tamil>Hindi in terms of fandom toxicity. In the south, most major actors try to leverage their fan base into political currency. Example, Pawan Kalyan, MGR, Kamal Hasan, now Vijay.

[@gayathri33135]

Can't agree with you more!!People in south India are so much obsessed with these actors that they think if a he is a good actor then he will also be a good politician.

[@Azulaozai._]

@@gayathri33135 that's because most commercial big actors play the role of a "leader" who represents the people, fights corruption & crimes, etc. People don't understand that just because a person can play the character of a leader, doesn't make them qualified to be the political executive.

[@JuneKafaltiya]

True, I am not saying it's not in india, but most people in comments think that this country is worst and all bad things are filled in india and insert self inferiority complex, it's reflecting in all these comments I have read, it's just as bad in west and east asia

[@Azulaozai._]

@@JuneKafaltiya yes, I wish most Indians would understand that most problems are universal. Mohak sometimes also phrases his videos in a way that makes these issues "exclusively Indian". That is at best ignorant or at worst intentional.

[@saumisardar4932]

​@@Azulaozai._ South fan are obsessed with their heros, and they are mature enough. In the swift fan and k-pop fan they don't create any wrong activities, like murder other hero's fan and trolling each other and also don't destroy cinema hall

[@haardikkulshreshtha9952]

2:35 Bande ne poori writing prowess jhonk di integration ke liye

[@akbravo2988]

Mohak bhi capitalism ka shikar hai shayad

[@1112anthony]

Fun Fact - Andhbhakti sirf Celebs nahi hoti Mohak bhai... ajkal Politicians ki Zyada hoti hai 😂🎉

[@unfilteredwithvarun]

Fan groups can be both good and bad. On the positive side, they foster a sense of community, shared enthusiasm, and can provide a platform for creative expression. However, they may also lead to excessive fanaticism, conflicts, and sometimes toxic behavior. It largely depends on the values and behavior of the specific fan group.

[@TheWalkingGuitar]

chatgpt ke reply ki tarah lag raha hai ye comment 🤣guess i use too much chatgpt!!

[@startusler]

Fanaticism is more related to religion or politics

[@3xpl0i79]

True. Kerala had this toxic culture years ago where fans of Mohanlal and Mammootty would clash and degrade each other for no absolute reason. A lot has changed over the years and Both of their communities are now mostly charity organisations.

[@shreshtaganapuram]

Summary: Admiration/ getting entertained by them/ liking a movie or the actor/actress is completely okay. But getting into a trance where the fans think that their life's mission is to love a celeb who doesn't even know you exist is surely a psychological problem that needs to be adressed. (but in reality, no one gives a fuck about it) Though this channel's goal is to explain India using evidence, it happens in every other country too! Let's be honest, in India it's a bit extreme 😂

[@ari247-jk5xl]

best comment bro

[@trueuser124]

"FAN BANO BHAKT NAHI" ~MOHAK MANGAL

[@apj5949]

Insaan bano andhbhakt nahi 😂😂😂😂

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

I never saw this coming. Hats off to you Mohak. I think we have had it enough. It's high time that we boycott and aware others about it. This is just crazy to see this fandom. TBH, these celebrities don't give a f*ck about their loyal fans. They literally don't give a crap about it. To address toxic fan culture, it's essential to promote positive communities, implement effective moderation and reporting systems, educate fans on the impact of toxicity, and engage with positive role models.

[@Daredevil009.1]

boycott is not solution for industry there are thousands of technicians workers and artists who work in industry

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

I mean boycotting these so-called influencers. @@Daredevil009.1

[@starlight14673]

Boycott is not a solution i feel as not inly those celebrities but other ppl are working behind it so it will affect them and no effect would be on those celebrities as the have enough money that they can live their 2 more lives out of it

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@starlight14673 true boycott is nonsense it will only effect theatre workers technicians and junior artists srk Salman Amir Akshay ranbir Ranveer mostly have businesses and earn from brand endorsements and investments

[@starlight14673]

@@Daredevil009.1 👍

[@Xp_Good_One]

As a Tamilan I didn't knew about the Leo Movie Incident, So Bad!!!!!

[@DontAskMeWhyMyNameIsThis.]

I'm sorry Mohak but you're gonna get a lot of dislikes from these radical fan bases. Kudos to you for making a video on them.

[@missmirage5344]

But there are many more who have brain I think because so far there are no negative comments

[@AnkitKumar-kk3ud]

Unki brain cells dead hai

[@siddhant8430]

India me toxic fans - SRK k fans Salman k fans Akshay Kumar fans Cricket k fans Cricketers k fans Bollywood k fans Marvel k fans Etc etc ye sab me toxic fans aate hai 😂

[@anantnarayandash4629]

@@siddhant8430 kpop?

[@Blitzcreek304]

​And the most toxic south fans​@@siddhant8430

[@richajha7033]

Finally!!! Someone has talked about it.

[@taeshi9541]

Basically our parents didn't lie when they said every problems main cause is this phone 😂😢

[@shubh7615]

I understan the para-social relationship between entertainmenter and fans. But i never knew they went to this length that they work kinda like an NGO just to promote their stuff. That is wild. I dont understand this whole culture but I never couldve imagined it couldve been this big. Thanks bro for this video.

[@dineshgulwe8236]

Really need this video because after pathaan release I'm also becoming a devotee of SRK instead of doing study I started to scroll on twitter and started to interact with srk fans thanks to mohak he just opened my eyes I'll focus on my studies from now

[@MuskanSingh-kw7ux15]

All the best bro! Study well 👍

[@just_Vivek07]

I was too, with some youtubers😢and now regret is forever

[@dineshgulwe8236]

@@just_Vivek07 yes bro we should focus on studies we should not become devotees of anyone but we can be fan level 1 of fan is ok

[@3xpl0i79]

Pathaan was one of the worst movies I had seen. Gave Bollywood a chance watchinf that crap, Nope. I Will stick to Malayalam and Hollywood (and some realistic well made Tamil movies )

[@dineshgulwe8236]

@@3xpl0i79 look bro there's no movie which follows laws of physics so don't say that I agree that pathaan was not a good movie but it worth watching because it was a comeback movie of SRK after 4 years