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Dr. Affan Qaiser, a highly respected Pakistani doctor, has built a reputation not only for his medical expertise but also for his passionate efforts in raising health awareness and addressing pressing social issues.
His motivational speeches and insightful discussions about cultural and societal problems have gained him a dedicated following.
Whether through social media or public appearances, Dr. Affan Qaiser has become a vocal advocate for improving the moral and ethical fabric of society, often challenging what he views as harmful trends.
Recently, Dr. Affan Qaiser has found himself in a conflict with some prominent social media influencers. In a video shared on his official Facebook account,
Dr. Qaiser revealed that certain YouTubers he has been criticizing have begun sending him copyright strikes on platforms like Facebook and YouTube.
These strikes came after his outspoken vlogs against their content, which he believes is contributing to the moral decay of younger generations.
The Core of Dr. Affan Qaiser’s Criticism
In his recent video, Dr. Affan Qaiser expressed his frustration with influencers like Ducky Bhai and the YouTube channel Sisterology, accusing them of promoting materialism, show-off culture, and indecent behavior in their vlogs.
He specifically targeted their content, claiming it has a detrimental effect on young audiences, causing them to adopt unrealistic and harmful expectations.
Dr. Affan addressed the growing trend among young people to idolize material possessions, particularly the obsession with expensive gadgets like the iPhone 16, which he believes these influencers encourage through their content.
He expressed concern that this type of messaging puts immense pressure on families, as young people start to demand expensive items their parents may not be able to afford.
In his video, Dr. Affan stated, “Ducky and Sistrology, we don’t need an iPhone. We are already fighting against the evil you have spread in society through your vlogs.
You have put the younger generation in a complex of multiple things, including show-off and materialism. Now, because of you, a 16-year-old girl stands in front of her parents and demands what they cannot afford.”
A Fight Against Obscenity and Materialism
Dr. Affan Qaiser’s criticism doesn’t stop at materialism. He also aimed TikTokers and YouTubers who showcase their personal lives, especially their families and wives, in their vlogs.
He believes that this oversharing of private lives on public platforms is contributing to a broader culture of indecency, which he sees as a threat to societal values.
In his passionate message, Dr. Affan declared, “Tiktokers are showing their wives in vlogs; I am fighting a war against them. If they have to send strikes, they can.
I want to urge them to stop all this obscenity because it will reach them. Whatever they are doing to the kids will come back to them for sure.”
He emphasized the stark difference between the current generation of content creators and their parents, noting that while many of these influencers were raised with care and dedication, their actions today are harming the values and well-being of the next generation.
Dr. Affan sees himself as taking a stand against this perceived cultural decline, referring to his fight as a form of “Jihad” or a struggle against what he believes is moral corruption.
Copyright Strikes and Freedom of Expression
In addition to his sharp criticism of influencers, Dr. Affan Qaiser also touched on the growing tension between content creators and those who call them out. According to Dr. Affan, after posting his vlogs criticizing certain YouTubers and TikTokers, he received copyright strikes from the very people he was targeting.
These strikes are part of a system used by content creators to protect their work from unauthorized use, but they are also often employed as a tactic to silence critics or limit negative attention.
In his Facebook video, Dr. Affan responded defiantly to the strikes, saying, “To all the indecent TikTokers, ‘now you will send me the strikes, just go ahead’, but I will keep on raising my voice on this.
I will keep on doing my Jihad (fight against evil). Shame on you, we are educating you that society and people don’t need iPhone 16.”
His remarks highlight a critical issue in the world of social media: the balance between freedom of expression and the rights of content creators.
While copyright strikes are intended to protect original content, they can sometimes be weaponized to silence dissenting voices, especially those who critique influential figures.
The Broader Impact on Society
Dr. Affan Qaiser’s criticisms tap into a much larger debate about the influence of social media on the younger generation.
With platforms like TikTok and YouTube becoming central to the lives of millions of young people, content creators hold considerable sway over public perceptions and societal norms.
Dr. Affan believes that many of these influencers are using their platforms irresponsibly by promoting materialism, vanity, and a culture of “showing off.”
This isn’t the first time that social media influencers have been criticized for their content. Around the world, debates have arisen about the impact of influencers who seem to promote a glamorous, consumer-driven lifestyle.
Dr. Affan Qaiser’s stance, however, is particularly rooted in concerns about how these messages affect Pakistan’s youth, many of whom may come from families who cannot afford the luxuries depicted in these vlogs.
Dr. Affan’s warnings are also about the deeper implications of the content being consumed. He believes that the rise of materialism and indecency will have long-lasting consequences, not just for the youth but for society as a whole.
According to him, the values being promoted by influencers today are vastly different from those that previous generations were raised with, and this shift could be harmful in the long run.
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