ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) – World’s youngest vlogger Muhammad Shiraz continues to hit stardom as some reports suggest Google has invited him to an event in the United States.
Reports shared online claimed that Google and YouTube invited Pakistani child Shiraz to attend a seminar in the US as a special guest.
The child vlogger’s fame continues to snowball as he makes it to country's famous Ramazan transmission, and also received silver play button from YouTube.
Shiraz, a first-grade student of northern Pakistan, recently started sharing online clips, showing daily life experiences.
He managed to gain millions of followers in weeks, capturing the hearts of viewers from across the border and beyond.
In his vlogs, Shiraz invites viewers to explore GB, traditional Persian-style houses, and vibrant local festivals of his village, providing a window into the rich culture and daily life of Gilgit-Baltistan.
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A blend of innocence and confidence
The youngest vlogger, Muhammad Shiraz, grabbed world attention with his interesting and informative vlogs containing videos of natural scenery of his hometown of GB.
Viewers are stunned to see the confidence level of a boy who is only five-year-old. What a real picture of innocence and confidence!
Muhammad Shiraz is not alone in his venture to depict the natural beauty of his area surrounded by snow-capped mountains. His innocent sister Muskan is also seen in his vlogs.
In his vlogs, Shiraz describes the hardships his people are facing due to lack of proper infrastructure. With his attractive vlogs, people visit his house and give him awards for his impeccable videos. He grabbed the attention of national and international media.
Hailing from Ghursay, a small village of 2,000 people, and perched on the foothills of Siachen, the world's highest battlefield, Shiraz takes his viewers on a journey through swinging stony streets and Persian style houses, aside from introducing them to local festivals and celebrations.
“I want to show the beauty of my village and local life to the outside world. I just like it,” Shiraz said in one of its video. His father, Muhammad Taqi, who is also a vlogger, is Shiraz’s inspiration.
“I did not teach or encourage him to do that because he is too young for that. It’s just his own decision and action. I just helped him a bit,” Taqi said.