Ducky Bhai urges parents to monitor children’s online habits, not blame YouTubers for their behaviour.

Pakistani creator Ducky Bhai, real name Saadur Rehman, told a recent podcast that parents, not YouTubers, are responsible for what their children watch online. He said that watching his videos is optional and that they do not contain any material that could harm children. Bhai explained that he grew up with strict parental controls. He noted that his father monitored his computer 24/7 through a parental‑control app. "If my father could do that, why can’t other parents?" he said. He added a lighthearted remark, joking that parents could hand over their kids to him to “take care of them” if they feared losing control. The YouTuber stressed that his content is not educational material and that parents have a choice to view his videos or not. He said that YouTube does not expose his videos in school assemblies or job interviews. Bhai also reflected on a three‑month period of incarceration linked to an illegal online‑gambling application. He was detained at Lahore’s Camp Jail for about 100 days and was granted bail in November 2025. During that time he described the isolation, lack of space to walk, and restriction from using the jail library. He said reading newspapers was a first‑time experience for him. He noted that he could not see real‑time reactions to his case and had difficulty finding past comments from supporters or critics. In a separate comment, Bhai spoke about other content creators, specifically Rajab Butt. He suggested that personal controversies be handled quickly and privately with family elders to prevent escalation. He said that, in his view, such matters should be resolved before breaking into the public eye.