Fans declare reality TV is doomed as Elvish Yadav join MTV Roadies after Rajat Dalal's entry in Bigg Boss 18

Earlier, only actors, singers, or sportspersons - people who were skilled and talented - were considered influencers as they inspired people. However, he definition has changed with the advent of social media apps like TikTok and Instagram. Now, anyone can be called an influencer considering the number of followers he or she has. But are they really influencers??

After massive backlash on the participation of Rajat Dalal in Bigg Boss 18, who was called a "kidnapper" and "criminal" by fans, now fans are outraged over YouTuber Elvish Yadav's entry on MTV Roadies as a gang leader. With many feeling that the authenticity of these shows is fading, fans are now claiming that reality TV is hitting a new low.?

Fans upset as Elvish Yadav becomes gang leader in MTV Roadies

"New low for the show which is already pretty low," said one of the fans. "Rajat Dalal in Bigg Boss and now Elvish in roadies. This country is doomed," said another user. "Yikes! As someone who hates this show, it couldn't get worse than this," wrote another one. Meanwhile, Elvish Yadav fans are ecstatic and celebrating his success.?

Rannvijay Singha who is making a comeback after three years in?Roadies Double Cross,?welcomed Elvish Yadav on the show and wrote, "Welcome to #roadiesxx @elvish_yadav ! You might be new to #roadies but challenges toh tum roz paar karte ho! With you in the mix everything can be unexpected and nothing can be predicted. Best of luck for this new journey!"

Meanwhile, the Enforcement Directorate earlier this year filed a money laundering case against Elvish Yadav under the charge of suspected use of snake venom as a recreational drug in parties he hosted. He was also in news for slapping another Youtuber Maxtern

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