In a surprising development, renowned Pakistani YouTuber Junaid Akram has opened up about his struggles with burnout, sparking discussions among his fans.
His recent announcement to take a break from social media raises important questions about the pressures of content creation and the balance between mental health and public expectations.
Known for his catchphrase “Khuli Wali,” Junaid addressed the challenges of his work in a recent video message, explaining how he often travels to multiple cities and countries for a single video.
In the video, he expressed, “I am completely burnt out,” and concluded with, “It’s time to switch off.”
Following the release of Junaid’s video, some followers voiced their disappointment, while others suggested it was a publicity stunt. However, sources have informed Digital that Junaid is simply taking a break and plans to return in three to four months with a fresh approach.
With 1.17 million subscribers on YouTube and 1.8 million followers on Facebook, Junaid is one of the most recognizable faces in Pakistan’s online landscape.
His most viewed video is a vlog from Medina, which has received over five million views. He has also launched a podcast on his YouTube channel, discussing topics from politics to pop culture.
Notably, he interviewed Imran Khan shortly after his ousting from the prime ministership in 2022.