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Indian Guy on YouTube refers to a series of memes that praise a generalized version of a YouTube educational channel run by a person from India. This trend, spawned by a large amount of various educational guides uploaded to YouTube by Indian users, resulted in numerous memes and first gained popularity in late 2019.

Origin

On November 24th, 2018, the Facebook[1] page Science Memes posted the earliest found meme about Indian YouTubers providing a helpful service by assisting students in understanding school subjects (shown below). The post, submitted by Facebook user Monis Ali, received over 8,000 likes and 2,000 shares in two years.

My grades Teacher Good books Indian guy on youtube Memes on the subject

The image received moderate spread online in the following months, for example, on April 8th, 2019, the Facebook[2] page I love Mathematics reposted the meme, with the post gaining over 1,900 likes and 600 reactions in two years.

Memes about the "Indian guy on YouTube" did not see viral spread until August 1st, 2019, when an unknown user posted an Avengers: Endgame version of the meme to the Marvel Shieldposting Facebook group (original post could not be discovered, repost shown below). On August 1st, 2019, Facebook[3] page Educational Memes reposted the meme, with the post gaining over 11,000 reactions and 8,900 shares in two years. An August 5th, 2019, repost in the /r/wholesomememes[4] subreddit later received over 47,400 upvotes in the same period.

Me struggling to understand something the night before an exam Indian guy on youtube ARVEL THIELDFOSTING

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In the following months, memes praising the "Indian guy on YouTube" achieved notable spread online, particularly on Reddit and Facebook. On August 3rd, 2019, the Facebook[5] page The Egyptian Entertainment posted a meme that received over 6,400 reactions and 2,900 shares in two years (shown below, left). On August 29th, an unknown Redditor posted a meme that gained over 5,200 upvotes in /r/Animemes[6] in six months (shown below, center). On September 25th, 2019, Redditor DuccBro posted a Mercy Offers a Hand meme that received over 33,600 upvotes in /r/memes[7] in six months (shown below, right).

Me and my friends struggling to understand something the night before an exam THE EGYPT IAN ENTERTAINMENT random Indian guy on YouTube
indian guy on youtube me struggling with calculus
Me struggling with a math problem Some Indian guy on YouTube

In the following years, memes praising the "Indian guy on YouTube" and comparing him positively against school teachers and school education, in general, maintained moderate popularity online, primarily in the form of object-labeling and comparison memes.

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Me after watching one indian tech guy on Youtube
30 year old Indian guy on YouTube that just felt bored and wanted to teach rocket science Teachers with 1O Edegrees they Worked hard on
u/Spektrem0 The education system Indian guy on youtube

Teacher Indian guy on YouTube explaining something explaining the same thing
How the Indian guy from YouTube explains How your professor explains it it
The Education System Indian guy on YouTube

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About

Indian Guy on YouTube refers to a series of memes that praise a generalized version of a YouTube educational channel run by a person from India. This trend, spawned by a large amount of various educational guides uploaded to YouTube by Indian users, resulted in numerous memes and first gained popularity in late 2019.

Origin

On November 24th, 2018, the Facebook[1] page Science Memes posted the earliest found meme about Indian YouTubers providing a helpful service by assisting students in understanding school subjects (shown below). The post, submitted by Facebook user Monis Ali, received over 8,000 likes and 2,000 shares in two years.


My grades Teacher Good books Indian guy on youtube Memes on the subject

The image received moderate spread online in the following months, for example, on April 8th, 2019, the Facebook[2] page I love Mathematics reposted the meme, with the post gaining over 1,900 likes and 600 reactions in two years.

Memes about the "Indian guy on YouTube" did not see viral spread until August 1st, 2019, when an unknown user posted an Avengers: Endgame version of the meme to the Marvel Shieldposting Facebook group (original post could not be discovered, repost shown below). On August 1st, 2019, Facebook[3] page Educational Memes reposted the meme, with the post gaining over 11,000 reactions and 8,900 shares in two years. An August 5th, 2019, repost in the /r/wholesomememes[4] subreddit later received over 47,400 upvotes in the same period.


Me struggling to understand something the night before an exam Indian guy on youtube ARVEL THIELDFOSTING

Spread

In the following months, memes praising the "Indian guy on YouTube" achieved notable spread online, particularly on Reddit and Facebook. On August 3rd, 2019, the Facebook[5] page The Egyptian Entertainment posted a meme that received over 6,400 reactions and 2,900 shares in two years (shown below, left). On August 29th, an unknown Redditor posted a meme that gained over 5,200 upvotes in /r/Animemes[6] in six months (shown below, center). On September 25th, 2019, Redditor DuccBro posted a Mercy Offers a Hand meme that received over 33,600 upvotes in /r/memes[7] in six months (shown below, right).


Me and my friends struggling to understand something the night before an exam THE EGYPT IAN ENTERTAINMENT random Indian guy on YouTube indian guy on youtube me struggling with calculus Me struggling with a math problem Some Indian guy on YouTube

In the following years, memes praising the "Indian guy on YouTube" and comparing him positively against school teachers and school education, in general, maintained moderate popularity online, primarily in the form of object-labeling and comparison memes.

Various Examples


Me after watching one indian tech guy on Youtube 30 year old Indian guy on YouTube that just felt bored and wanted to teach rocket science Teachers with 1O Edegrees they Worked hard on u/Spektrem0 The education system Indian guy on youtube
Teacher Indian guy on YouTube explaining something explaining the same thing How the Indian guy from YouTube explains How your professor explains it it The Education System Indian guy on YouTube

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in reply to Chewybunny

I just looked up the amount of tertiary (college) education rates on OECD Date. There the US is fairly in the top at rank 7 with 44%. Above that are Russia and Canada with 54% each, Japan with 48%, Luxembourg with 46% and South Korea with 45%.

Interestingly, Germany only has 27% but that doesn't mean people are not educated: Germany has a fairly unique setup of apprenticeship systems. That way, nobody is REQUIRED to go to college for a decent education, meaning the standards of university don't need to be watered down.

However, even though several countries have college education rates equal than the US, or even more than the US does, only the US faces this extreme debt issue. There is more to it than just the loans.

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