"You've a sexy voice. Let's chat."
If I were to give you a dollar (currently 72.44 Indian rupees because "Modi Hai To Mumkin Hai") for guessing where I read this comment, what will you say?
Let's use some deduction that Sherlock uses to solve crimes.
1. It's not on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Quora, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Gmail.
2. I didn't receive it. My voice is a disaster.
Did you deduce it to YouTube?
Eureka! You're right.
But, you've to tell the YouTube channel to get the dollar.
Before you say a youtube channel of a singer, let me tell you the answer is no.
No singer, actor, dancer, cricketer, influencer, magician, prankster, etc etc.
Having pursued my bachelors from an engineering college, I've always relied on YouTube for learning.
And, there are some YouTube channels that are always at a rescue a day before the exam.
One of them is run by a girl. She teaches well.
The comments that her channel recieves shocked me.
She solves problems on a piece of paper and only her hand and the piece of paper appears on the screen.
There's nothing else on the channel.
Despite the simplicity of the presentation and the utility of the content, she is facing the unending harassment.
"Dear, your voice is cute. I enjoyed the video. Show face."
Sadly, she's not the only one to receive such comments. Almost, all the female Youtubers undergo this.
Since the advent of Jio where every person in the corner has access to cheap Internet, it has only managed to increase.
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