Watch: Pakistani YouTuber heavily trolled for vlog documenting visit to sister's grave: 'Shame on you'

Noor Rana has close to 3,000 subscribers on YouTube. (Image: Noor Rana/YouTube)

A Pakistani YouTuber was heavily trolled online after posting a vlog showing a visit to her sister’s grave. Noor Rana took to the streaming platform to share a video in which documented everything, right from getting ready in the morning to returning home after visiting the cemetery.

The 19-minute-long vlog, she was seen getting emotional while telling the viewers about her plan for the day. Rana had breakfast and talked about her sister in the clip. She bought some flowers and some rosewater before heading towards the cemetery.

Rana even recorded herself while covering her sister’s grave with rose petals and also overcame with emotions in the process.

The video was shared three days ago and has amassed over 58,000 views. However, social media users slammed her and accused Rana of “using her sister’s death” for views.

“Shame on you making content on your sister’s death. God help us,” one user wrote. Another user commented, “That is why education is really important. Shame on you.”

“Never thought people could take the death of their family members as content for vlogging. SHAME ON YOU,” a third user remarked.

A fourth user questioned, “What is wrong with this girl?”

According to some people, the video had already made its way to other social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok as well.

Meanwhile, another Pakitani YouTuber named Shaila Khan was hailed for her retort to a man trying to cover her head with a shawl. Khan, who was interviewing strangers on the street, encountered the man who was quite offended with her uncovered head.

He accused her of not doing "the right thing" and proceeded to cover her head with his shawl. However, the YouTuber schooled him and even gave a lesson on consent to the man.