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Two captioned images from the video of two Indian boys fighting

Gaddari Karbe / Indian Boys Fighting

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Updated Apr 13, 2023 at 05:50AM EDT by Rebecca Rhodes.

Added Apr 12, 2023 at 12:26PM EDT by sakshi.

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About

Gaddari Karbe, also known as Indian Boys Fighting, refers to a video that went viral on Indian social media as an exploitable video template in April 2023. The video features several young boys, one of them accusing another of being a "gaddar" or traitor. The video is used alongside jokes and memes about friends being traitorous.

Origin

Video uploads of a young boy accusing another of being a "gaddar" or traitor had been making the rounds on Whatsapp and YouTube since at least March 12th, with the earliest known upload of the video being posted on March 12, 2023 by YouTuber[1] Radhika Devi, gathering over 23,000 views and 1,000 likes in a month (seen below).



Spread

On April 3rd, 2023, Redditor[2] /u/Designer_Lawyer2369 posted a version of the meme to /r/IndianDankMemes, gathering over 1,800 upvotes in ten days (seen below). The same user posted a similar video on April 4th, gathering over 900 upvotes in eight days.[3]

Gaddar saala
by u/Designer_Lawyer2369 in IndianDankMemes

On April 4th, Twitter[4] user @theusoo_ posted a version of the meme that gathered over 200 likes in ten days (seen below).

On April 5th, the meme gained wider use on Twitter, with Twitter[5] user @brb_memes7 posting a version of the meme that gathered over 170 likes in a week (seen below).

Various Examples

Search Interest

External References

[1] YouTube – Radhika

[2] Reddit – IndianDankMemes

[3] Reddit – IndianDankMemes

[4]  Twitter – theusoo_

[5] Twitter – brb_memes7


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