YOUTUBE UNIVERSITY OF PUNJAB.

By Brian Nzomo.

In Facebook, we jeer and taunt Indians for their egregious behaviors. Justifiably, they rouse irritation when they hit inboxes of random account users to request for nudes. Women are particularly irked by these characters.

The Facebook Jagjit Singh is a disrespectful bloke who targets random women with his poorly constructed English. He later insults them when the woman reacts mawkishly to his indecent behavior. Some even go to extreme lengths and unsolicitingly send their sluggy genitals. Women all the time give testimonies of those nightmares.

I cannot say for sure why they are fond of doing this. Is the thirst too much or what? What would make anyone so eager to ask random strangers for something as sensitive as nudes? It is unthinkable. I am not saying that people from other races and nationalities don’t engage in this lewd practice. But Indians are profoundly known to this.

I always harboured this negative perception of Indians online until I got to campus where I realized something else. Indians in Facebook may be a nuisance, but those on YouTube are a gem.

We have to agree unanimously about this. Those Indian YouTubers are geniuses. Ask around. Photography, technology, science, Editing, Software applications, IT solutions, medicine, Mathematics, Art…Name it. They have it all covered.

I can’t decipher the number of times they have saved me. Imagine your laptop is functioning abnormally. You have no money or time to go have it checked by an expert. What do you do? The world’s access to knowledge has been made easier by the internet. Video platforms such as YouTube are even more helpful when it comes to practical demonstration. It is very likely that a problem similar to yours will be highlighted by the many experts who have made videos online. You can easily follow and successfully alleviate your problem.

Indian gurus are the most prolific solutions’ providers online. Sometimes one is frustrated by their use of Hindi or Tamil, but luckily, you may come across an English tutorial(albeit too accented). Welcome to YouTube university!