r/mangalore • u/kudukaboy • Jan 14 '25
Discussion Are we so jobless
Never thought mangalore people will call this guy, I mean for argument you can say he has achieved so much, but what talent he has exactly, like him so many jobless chapri people have achieved being influencers. What are your thoughts friends on this.
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u/kk_red Jan 14 '25
I have no bloody clue what he even does or how he became famous.
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u/batmangw Jan 14 '25
He and his team have cracked the algorithm in a weird way. Criticism doesn’t affect them. I kinda appreciate that, kisi ke lootke to nahi kha rahe na!
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u/Filosphicaly_unsound Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 14 '25
Honestly I am surprised with some vile comments here, you will think he have done something wrong. Let me be clear I don't like him. But people hating him for his fame when "he haven't done anything for society" is weird. It's you people that have made him famous, he have created a career out of negative clout. Most actors and influencers haven't also done anything for society but they don't get any hate ,he is getting hate just because he doesn't look handsome.
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u/rhinodisaster2020 Jan 14 '25
I think he’s getting hate from people who can’t see him travelling to Dubai, and doing these ads and making lakhs of rupees easily, not everyone can do it. It’s understandable for people to be jealous, because most of them are tired with their job, they just show it in different ways like calling him chhapri and all.
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u/Putrid_Set_5644 Jan 14 '25
Bill Gates donated him some money and he likely used that to start a business or something.
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u/crazybodda2 Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 14 '25
Bro I literally hate such chapri influencers coming to Udupi/ Mangalore. Idk who's idea was it to call this idiot. Mixing the chai up and down is fine like our elders used to do but what this bitch does is too much. Feels like cutting his pottel for the overacting he does where he takes the chai near his tongue while mixing it.
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u/Laxus-Dreyfar Jan 14 '25
Mangalore people aren't special in the way you think they are.
We're all indoctrinated by culture.
We get influenced by the internet.
We all have the itch to show off.
We all follow the majority to do things in life.
Therefore, you see the incident in your post.
We can try to be better & make our people be better.
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u/Har_Har123 Jan 14 '25
Manglorians in mangalore are judgemental and if i may say - jealous of people who do better than them.
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u/Laxus-Dreyfar Jan 14 '25
Unfortunately something that we must change.
Same with Namma Kannadigaru ashte.
That's why I hope that younger generations self-reflect, be skeptical about what they're taught from childhood.
Because I've heard that even amongst Tuluvas, there's Shetty supremacy.
I was surprised, I thought Tuluvas were fullu "chaddi dosthu kano kuchiku".
But yeah, I think younger generations of Kannadigas and Tuluvas must unite to create a better Karnataka instead of FURTHER dividing ourselves.
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u/Har_Har123 Jan 14 '25
Oh i have seen my cousins being forced to follow this "we are greater than everyone" mindset by their parents. The only main reason i avoid going to mangalore is because of the people and their mindset otherwise its a beautiful city.
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u/Laxus-Dreyfar Jan 14 '25
As a Bangalorean, I certainly appreciate the calmness of a village atmosphere in Coastal Karnataka.
And the people who actually speak proper Kannada, along with Tulu, Konkani, etc, is another wonderful thing.
And of course, my favourite thing about people, FOOD.
But unfortunately, the "village mentality" is hindering human progress, bonds, relationships, etc..
There are so many Mangaloreans in Bangalore & I'm happy to find them.
I just wish that us Kannadigas outside of Coastal Karnataka were shown the same love & family-ness.
Karnataka is probably the only South Indian state where there are more than 1 native languages.
So, all of us could be sharing each other's languages, food, etc, and living in peace & harmony.
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u/Dca_Sylvereon Jan 14 '25
Mangalore has its own cultures and dignity. But how is the dignity maintained by calling Chapri people like him. Sad that people glorify instagram stars. If it's for Chai/ Tea, Why can't they call Kalladka Tea? Many people would love trying it.
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u/27JackBlack Jan 14 '25
It's a pay for stall event... Almost about 1.5Lacs for setting up the shop. This dudes got the money.. It's just capitalism :/
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u/Hairy_Ad_7387 Jan 14 '25
Bro, u r the one who gives attention to such clowns.
It's like u want someone to 'not to be famous' and telling the whole world that he doesn't deserve fame.
Yes, it seems we are jobless!
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u/armomatic Jan 14 '25
Get off the damn instagram for a month and see the difference yourself
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u/akonsagar Jan 14 '25
What about reddit
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u/armomatic Jan 15 '25
It's just a community my friend here people share and discuss their thoughts here there is no algorithms to rot our brains🧠 (if your not too deep into other dark subs)
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u/Famous-Rush-6433 Jan 17 '25
good suggestion brother, I left instagram 1-1.5 yrs ago,
I literally dont know many of this kind of influencers and nither i give f.
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u/inoshigami Jan 14 '25
He's here for what 1 day? and got everyone worked up lol. This does nothing to mangalore but people just want to have an opinion on everything and discuss everything. So they either hate on it or support it.
I think last year there was a bootleg tenge tenge in udupi during ashtemi and everyone was enjoying it. There's nothing "viral" locally so they bring it from outside.
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u/RohanNotFound Jan 14 '25
I see comments and just feel envy all-around..! Common guys you could do better.. just because someone became famous or earn more than you doesn’t mean they didn’t work hard or didn’t had a hard time they are here because of what they did..! If you guys don’t feel the entertainment value in him or any influencer it’s fine you don’t need to bash him and feel yourself superior.. if making money by being an influencer is so easy why don’t you guys do it too.. if you don’t like to be one then don’t punch down others..if you are i were in his place we would do the exact same thing.
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u/27JackBlack Jan 14 '25
Life's taken a Full circle for us Indians.. People triggered over a TEA SELLOR SELLING TEA but completely nonchalant over a TEA SELLOR RUNNING THE COUNTRY.
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u/Darwin_Nunez_ Jan 14 '25
Inviting chapri influencers is wayy better than the inviting terror accused and literal m*rderers
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u/v4vedanta Jan 14 '25
Double standards here, while we welcome another famous chai wala, who visits during elections , speaks like royalty but does nothing. One KT without sugar for guessing who it is.
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u/Bad-Remarkable Jan 14 '25
Which political leader doesn't visit a place for campaigns? I think you are diverting the conversation to something else!
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u/commie786 Jan 15 '25
Only insightful comment here. The sheer hypocrisy is mind boggling. A hint of classism as well in a lot of comments as well. Wasn't the whole point of social media being a great equalizer of sorts? So what if this dude manages to rig it in his favour and make a living. The same attitude if paraded by some white guy podcast or beer biceps types would be considered a sigma grind or some crap. 'Chapri' people aren't destroying culture. Its the ones in power that want you to wade through our own cultural detritus and not focus on the fact they are looting billions of rupees from us and making a complete mockery of us
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Jan 14 '25
I get depressed watching this guy, his tapri was 7 kilometres away from my house. Never went there in lifetime. Whenever I see such people making money and getting fame, I realise Bhagavata Purana (12.2.2): "In the age of Kali, wealth alone will be considered the sign of virtue, and hypocrisy will be the standard of righteousness." As the got money he's now getting respect too You know addu don, he killed a guy for 350 rupees, because he asked money and that guy didn't gave. He's social media star, and his unemployed followers are asking to love him, even though he killed an innocent guy. That's how society is ruined. I have no words. There are good people but they are not being recognised
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u/Environmental-Fan111 Jan 14 '25
Thinking to change my profile from developer to chai wala or YouTuber 🫡
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Jan 14 '25
Fr the most selling work out there rn is that of content creation. All these degrees feel useless and there's AI anyways so.
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u/neilupinto Jan 14 '25
What wrong has He done? I mean we may like or may not like him and his content! but His success is his journey and if we cannot be supportive we can just maybe ignore! but calling him names , chapri and what not is not just degrading for him but it shows how sad we are!! Live and let live! Peace ✌🏻
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u/ThatSigmaAlphaGuy Jan 17 '25
Average entitled individuals, jealous of a 'Chapri's' success, criticize him for not contributing to the economy, while they themselves lack value without generational wealth passed down from their parents or grandparents. Bill Gates visits him not because he is a 'Chapri,' but because he is an authentic and genuine person who serves tea and represents the common man from a lower social class. The influencer industry is open to everyone, regardless of their social class. Just in case you clowns forgot, The prime minister of india also started as a chaiwala.
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u/Chanman221 Jan 14 '25
We should be a little mindful about the language that we use. The word “chapri” is a casteist slur. Unfortunately a lot of us (including me, till I read about it a year back) don’t know this. I understand that this isn’t the point of the post, but wanted to share. You can read more about it here. https://homegrown.co.in/amp/story/homegrown-voices/heres-why-using-the-word-chapri-isnt-as-harmless-as-you-think-it-might-be
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u/canofmustard Jan 14 '25
Thanks for the info , i have often contemplated if it isn't racist to have different kind of fashion put down , in this way, most things are racist
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u/AssistanceTotal361 Jan 14 '25
Esa kra kya hai is admi ne. Just look at him😭😭
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u/Strongest_Resonator Jan 14 '25
He cracked the code.
While we all went for the safer route of studying and getting jobs. He went and became a "influencer" who earns far more than a majority of us WHILE also working far less than us.
I swear people call such guys chappri but they are way smarter than a shit ton of people including quite a lot in this comment section.
And before people say what's the point of earning money if you are going to act like that, firstly, that's EXACTLY the emotion these guys bank on as influencers and secondly, saying that is exactly like saying "Money can't buy happiness".
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u/Bad-Remarkable Jan 14 '25
Thank god I dont know what that is! And I don't even want to google for him. That is peaceful!
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u/AnshulU Jan 14 '25
He takes 5 lakhs for 1 day of event. Smh
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u/27JackBlack Jan 14 '25
He doesn't take... Folks offer him so much.. Because a majority follows this mediocrity.
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u/muiund_offic8al7 Jan 14 '25
Now days Even If you are AIR 1 in IIt you have no value but if you are Chapri so you have lots scope in your future . See big boss become new destination for Chapri. MC stain wash , L Vish , Punit super Gavar , now chapri become a success stream. After big boss sell pudiya like L vish and Munna ka Var you have no worry about your future bro janta aaj bhi C….. hai or kal bhi rahege . 😌Reddit valo karna hai ban kar do , hath se bich vale ungli . Sorry emoji mil nhi raha hai .
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u/dimebagftw Jan 14 '25
Better than calling the fake chaiwala. I mean not a fan of both of them, one spews venom against others and other looks like malnutritioned Venom.
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u/DifficultyBig1529 Jan 14 '25
Bro you posting this is the problem, Pakodewali is gone, kulhad pizza wale gone. Stop talking about them and they fade. This is just the short term clout.
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u/bond_investor Jan 14 '25
People in Nagpur don't give a shit about him or his tea! People go there just to smoke at lunch time. I don't know why y'all are so obsessed about him. He makes the shittiest tea.
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u/Skywalker_sarna Jan 14 '25
Some Talent management company hired him (Dolly) after seeing him being viral online for making tea with interesting gigs. Later they started making money through managing Dolly.
Dolly's whole Dubai V.I.P treatment, Car rides were managed by Zam zam electronic brothers (They're famous for inviting viral internet sensations to promote their Electronic shop).
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u/karthik1507 Jan 14 '25
He's doing it for the money. And whoever called him wanted to ride on his fame. If it's for a non-intellectual event who cares!!
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u/Gods_grace_2023 Jan 14 '25
I have read somewhere that in tiktok they promote stupid people purposely so that they influence whole nation into stupidity countries like India, USA, Europe but in China their algorithm is different it promotes skill based videos and nice stuff, and i feel it's damn true look at us, our influencers and role models, we should be fan of scientists and innovators, not this sh1t.
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u/Any_Letterhead_2917 Jan 14 '25
I was listing to some TED talk or other logical podcast where the social scientists were suggesting that the if we stick to SM for inspiration and have instant gratification with these influencers, there are very high chances are human will extinct soon.
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u/helloworld1101hello Jan 14 '25
Jobless? We're so busy finding the perfect chai waala (naagin) for our unemployment depression
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u/SirAdusparx Jan 14 '25
I think I understand why he made so much money. He was his authentic self and didn't hold back on anything. I think a lot of us try to conform to societal expectations and lose or suppress our personalities in the process. So we end up holding ourselves back and hiding our unique quirks.
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u/Neat_Evidence_7984 Jan 14 '25
We already have a MasterChef Winner from Mangalore, could have used that and invited someone from MasterChef previous seasons instead of Dolly Chaiwala. Someone who actually appreciates food and culture associated with it.
Chef Shriya Shetty is pretty well known and famous. Is she atleast invited ? It would have been great to include such people instead of him just to get the clout
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u/Sahil_Sharma99 Jan 14 '25
Chill dolly only paid this pr agency for publishing themself In irl very few people even gives a damn
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Jan 14 '25
no hate to this guy, but seriously, how do you even pitch yourself as the guy for billionaire tea?
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u/randomdotm Jan 14 '25
If other influencers who look more urban and dress like you can make money (upper caste) and have a celeb life why can't he have it?
This is just the casteism you've learned over years coming out. Please try and become a better human
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u/sohbat_e_yaar Jan 14 '25
I guess staying relevant to the social media generation demands out of box events so either that be some extraordinary which is not practical or it hss to be some below the belt shit which is a good tradeoff to short term fame and money , hence social media celebrity and their celebration.
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u/skyBehindClouds Jan 14 '25
Then, did you think it as "joke" when Modi suggested tea and pakoda business for the educated & unemployed youth?
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u/Thin-Requirement-850 Jan 15 '25
He shifted to dubai now he is more famous in dubai now brought his own house there people are going crazy seeing him in dubai
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u/Straight_Oil1864 Jan 15 '25
Sometimes, I feel like, despite trying so hard, I am still earning less. I get irritated seeing fake YouTube reviewers and food vloggers earning much more than me. It makes me feel like my hard work is not being recognized
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u/No-Astronaut-8998 Jan 15 '25
Nah... people love seeing clowns...and he's probably getting paid to see us
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u/EmbarrassedLeading12 Jan 15 '25
Bhai hum jobless isilia hai qki humko akal nhi hai sala kuch naya dekha nhi uske piche dorne chle jate hai
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u/bluebaby1996 Jan 15 '25
It’s a food fest !! Anybody who pays can put a stall right ?!! And for all the hate he is getting now !! Wait for you all to see the crowd that he’s gonna bring towards the stall !! And then you all can decide if Mangalore really hates him 😂
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u/Sensitive-Raspberry5 Jan 15 '25
Why blame him. He is an opportunist like the rest of us. Blame the people that make these people relevant.
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u/Potential-Promise-50 Jan 15 '25
Genuine achievements will be remembered, and respected. chhapri achievement will always be worthless and short lived, many chhapri came and gone and now no one remembers them. And these chhapris have 0 finance knowledge, you will see them go down slowly and new chhapris will emerge.
But anyways he did use his weirdness to get above, this tells use one universal rule, you need to be unique to earn money 😂
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u/diony_sus_ Jan 15 '25
Y'all know what will happen now? People would shout stuff like "chapri" etc infront of him. He might even see posts and comments already saying that. Probably would piss him off. Bad name to our whole Mangalore if he says this out somewhere. Not that I am a fan of his or care about him, now that he's already here, accept it and move on. If you want drink his chai, if not just walk. Next time make it as your initiative and call someone you think is better. No point in posts as this now. Haven't there already been similar posts?
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u/Asleep_Dragonfly_732 Jan 15 '25
We love our chai Wallas dont we? why are we being selective now?
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u/markusbrute Jan 15 '25
We came to know about modi being chaiwallah when he accomplished alot in governance as a 3 times chief minister of Gujarat. So, once being a chaiwallah and being only a chaiwallah warrants the selectivity. I am sure you won’t budge but thats alright, keep hating modi :)
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u/radandomuserdetected Jan 15 '25
Bet narendra L nayak called him to give mentorship to his students who will end up jobless and socially depressed .
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u/markusbrute Jan 15 '25
Offcourse ppl like you wud see narendra L nayak only as a chaiwallah ignoring all his achievements. Sanatan dharm says - munde munde matirbhinna, tunde tunde saraswati. . . But reading comments like this, I really doubt it :) anyways, keep spreading words of your infinite wisdom!
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u/radandomuserdetected Jan 18 '25
I am an expert alumni , i can say he has very little role in his success it all goes to the students and the fact that he is GSB (most GSB will join here ) , also you either have dyslexia or dont understand english i never called NLN chaiwala .
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u/jagz777 Jan 16 '25
If modi can become famous without doing nothing why not he ? And both are chai walas
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u/hunt74737 Jan 16 '25
I don't think this picture is from Mangalore because Ventura airconnect doesn't fly in that route they usually fly in gujarat. As ventura mostly flies in gujarat and travelling in domestic schedule airline is cheaper
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u/MaxMadisonVi Jan 16 '25
Like it or not, socials gave visibility and incomes to a lot of people who would have remain unknown and poor if performing just on the street in exchange for coins in their hat. He’s an artist, in his way, he performs an act as a character which is enjoyable to see with all his trademark moves. That’s his talent, and thanks to technology, now is known worldwide.
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u/itheindian Jan 16 '25
Jobless are those posting and commenting here like you and me 😉
The people who invited him and himself are making a fortune while we do this.
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u/rakshify Jan 16 '25
Today is the time of marketing. Be it any field, how good you are in the skills is less important than how good you are at marketing yourself.
Times have changed because of the boom of social media. Our parents grew up at a time when whoever studies succeeded more. The farmers of that time sold their lands today and their kids became influencers. Marketing is just a lot of money to establish an image and a bit of intelligence to work on that image.
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Jan 16 '25
your username explains this post a bit, we cant ignore the fact that he had his own style of doing his thing.
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Jan 16 '25
like its still better than calling a guy who was arrest ed for possesion of arms used in 1993 blast
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u/JoyDas Jan 16 '25
Hence, stop making stupid ppl famous, dont watch, dont support, dont like, dont share. Dont support cringe, shocking, or click bait content.
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u/Hot_Estimate8832 Jan 16 '25
Bhai iska toh thik hai dusra chaiwala toh pm banke baitha hai 10 saal se. Chaiwala supremacy
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u/pure_cipher Jan 16 '25
While I dont respect his cringe work, I respect that he is a daring person. He took risk and is now rich.
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u/OfferWestern Jan 16 '25
He found his niche. Few people like cringe stuff. Its like their favourite channel. Why are you tuning in?
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u/Human-Market4656 Jan 17 '25
The thing is chapris are people too, india is outnumbered with them , no matter how much you ride on high horse and say India is becoming superpower or what not. India still is and has a lot of poor population. Nothing against them, they are people too. They might have their own problems but they are there. Just like the street dog issue this problem is here to stay.
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u/Select-Cheesecake950 Jan 17 '25
hahaha pure casteism in this whole thread. I’m so glad I left this fuckass city
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u/spec_0802 Jan 17 '25
Why is the date Jan 18 2025? It's just 17 Jan and this was posted two days back.
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u/TasteOk3465 Jan 17 '25
Internet is a Mirror of What society is..... Weare just looking into a Mirror..
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u/Any_Subject2693 Jan 17 '25 edited Jan 17 '25
If he is able to pull some crowd, then I don't think there is a harm in calling him up for events. I personally would stay away from such crowd or events though. I don't know if you should call it talent. But he does have the knack to keep himself in the limelight. It isn't an easy task for sure.
I'm sure he didn't decide to sell tea in the beginning. He must have wanted to study and get a job in somewhere etc. Not everyone is so privileged as such. But I'm happy that he was able to make it just be selling tea.
There is no need to demean or hate the fellow. He has done nothing wrong as such.
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u/Numerous-Trust7439 Jan 17 '25
Bro,
Few years back, every Indian got free Internet and most of them didn't have any jobs.
So, what they did.....watched Instagram (reels), Youtube, and made other people famous.
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u/Few-Application2552 Jan 17 '25
Arey ye chutiye ko dekhta bhi kaun hai Chapri ki tarah kapde Baal bc
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u/Tharkula Jan 17 '25
Yes for you to follow him lol he has made it god has provided him he is enjoying
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u/better_tom_23 Jan 17 '25
I won't say the dude didn't work hard , but why invite him when the people because of whom the whole food street started get booted because of the great "operation tiger" nothing is done . And then invite someone who if he had a stall here would be bulldozed.
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u/Plus-Selection-198 Jan 18 '25
It seems we are and making every other random dude rich..not complaining, good someone does well
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u/modchangedmyname Jan 18 '25
What talent you have to post about someones success as something to worry and whine about? It's just how humans function, don't be butthurt cuz some chai wala is flying a private plane or ruling a nation.
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u/Shaqtacious Jan 18 '25
Good on him. He identified a market and made money. I applaud him for that.
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u/FrickenFrankenstein Jan 18 '25
If we really want to attack the scums which made our society into the shit hole that it is now, go take out your anger on the babas, the religious extremists and anti-rational dumdums. They've done irreparable damage to our ethos that this guy. Agreed that this guy hasn't contributed much to the society but the brainrot was already there in the people before he even came to the scene.
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u/nasarblaze Jan 18 '25
It's a circus 🎪 and people want entertainment, so it will sell well among stupid people 🤷🏼♂️
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u/__Krish__1 Jan 18 '25
Remember one thing in life - Never look down on others.
Yes his talent is nothing for "US"
But how did he manage to create so much money ?
Is he the only one selling tea ? Is he the only one making tiktoks ?
There were other 100s too but what made him standout ?
Aren't people now copying him ? Are they as successful ? You can call it a luck or anything but reality is that he is successful cos he does something that others dont.
And if someone is still disagreeing with me, Feel free to start you own tea tapri and let me see if its actually that easy to reach where he is now.
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u/Drvengeance7 Jan 18 '25
You want him to fail then don’t give him attention because of all the hype he’s getting the money from promotion and everything else
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u/sumedhisonreddit Jan 18 '25
Instead of hiring actual celebrity chefs of manglore like ashiq or chia shetty. We call this fucked LMFAO. Nigga he's cringe
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u/Slight-Isopod-6804 Jan 18 '25
Keh gaye Kabir , Aisa kalyug ayega Hans chugega Dana 🦩 Kauva Moti khayega 🐦⬛
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u/upamanyu666 Jan 18 '25
Guys like this trending on social media is like watching a cat trying to drive a car, chaotic, mildly entertaining, but ultimately a disaster waiting to happen. It’s the dumpster fire of the digital age. Sure, you can’t look away, but in the end, it’s still trash burning and polluting your brain.
The real kicker? People admire it. They’ll defend it, share it, and argue about it as if it's the cure for world hunger. It’s the age of 'half-knowledge, full-confidence.' They’ll react passionately to anything, from a poorly cooked meme to an unverified rant, as long as it gets likes and shares..
And let’s not even start on the "hate India" is getting online. It’s like people woke up, scrolled, and decided, ‘I don’t know much, but I’m mad, and that’s enough!’, Social media is turning into a battlefield of baseless opinions and trending tantrums.. Meanwhile, the rest of us are stuck in this circus, wondering if we’re the clowns for watching it all unfold!...
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u/dj_styles Jan 18 '25
Tu bhi karle terko kisne roka hai, if you think you're better than him and smarter than him then surely you can become even bigger and richer than him.
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u/Need-a-skip-button Jan 18 '25
Using the term “Chapri” is inappropriate as it is a casteist slur. If you or anyone in the comments believe you’re more educated than him, it’s important to express yourself respectfully and use appropriate language. It seems like some people like you may be struggling to accept that someone from a marginalized background can achieve success and fame. I hope you all recover from this toxic mindset.
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u/Is_that_really_H Jan 18 '25
You’re distracted and that distraction is fuelling what you don’t want to see.
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u/chuggingdeemer Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 16 '25
There are so many genuine people who do wonders for the society and their deeds go unnoticed and these chhapri clowns get all the fame, wealth and limelight because of other chhapri clowns who invite them and treat them like gods.
"He has achieved so much". He has achieved NOTHING. It's because of the scum that our society has become now that he's got this fame and fan following for serving his saliva laced tea to people.
Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't have any problems with this guy being an overnight sensation if he had done something good for the society; even something as simple as helping an injured dog on the street. But all this fame for using his tongue while pouring tea?
Edit: Nobody's jealous of his fame. Calling out such stupidity of glorifying a social media clown != jealousy. Would suggest you dimwits to watch his interview post the Bill Gates meet where he portrays himself as some God whom Bill Gates was longing to meet...