Watch video: Pakistan’s ‘youngest’ YouTuber Shiraz bids farewell in emotional Vlog

In today’s digital age, vlogging has become very popular. It has provided a platform for content creators to showcase their unique perspectives on a variety of topics, from travel to lifestyle and more. The key to a successful Vlog often lies in the creator’s storytelling and narration skills. Many digital influencers share their daily experiences to engage with their audience. One such example of him is Mohammad Shiraz, Pakistan’s “youngest” YouTuber. He gives his followers a behind-the-scenes look at his life through video blogs.

On May 15, Mohammad Shiraz shared a “last video blog” on social media bidding an emotional farewell to his fans and followers. In an 11-minute video posted to YouTube, Shiraz explained that his father wanted him to focus on his studies. “I’m not going to make a video blog right now. My father told me to study because I love making video blogs. But this is my last video blog,” Shiraz said, wiping away tears. He said this in the video.

Shortly after, the YouTuber decided to take a leisurely walk around the village with his younger sister Muskan. While taking a walk, Shiraz met a man making baskets and told him that he would be taking a break from posting videos for a while. When asked about the hiatus, Shiraz explained the reason, but insisted that men should also take time to create video blogs.

Shiraz thanked his fans for all the love and asked his father to allow him to make a video blog. “My last video blog. Emotional goodbye,” the title of Shiraz’s video read.

Watch the video here:

About Shirazi village video blog:

Mohammad Shiraz (6) lives in Kapur village in Gilgit-Baltistan (PoK). “His Vlogs of Shiraz Village” is the name of his YouTube channel and his Instagram account. He posts videos that capture the essence of family life, village environment, and daily chores. Shiraz has 1.56 million subscribers on his YouTube and 2 million followers on Instagram. Previously, Shiraz earned a silver play button after the number of subscribers on his channel reached his 100,000 subscribers.

He opened the gift (reward) box in front of the camera and the video became an instant hit.