Ranveer Allahbadia Stole 'Watch Your Parents Have S*x' Joke From HERE? Netizens Dig Out, "Ye Bhi Churaya.."

India's Got Latent Controversy: The recent episode of India's Got Latent has taken the internet with a storm after a controversial comment of YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia went viral where he made a 'watch your parents have s*x' joke that didn't sit well with netizens. After which, Beer Biceps aka Ranveer has issued a public apology from his side as well. Now, netizens have dug out a video where they have found out that the YouTuber has 'stolen' the controversial joke from somewhere else.

Ranveer Allahbadia Stole Controversial Joke From HERE?

Ranveer, who apppeared on Samay Raina's popular show alongside Ashish Chanchlani, Jaspreet Singh, and Apoorva Makhija, has been the centre of controversy ever since he made the joke. However, netizens dug out that the YouTuber has borrowed the joke from a recent episode of OG Crew's Truth or Drink. In the now viral video, host Samy Walsh could be heard asking the same question to Alan Fang. According to netizens, Ranveer made the same question as Walsh, "Would you rather watch your mom and dad have sex every night for the rest of your life or join in one time to make it stop and never have to watch it again?"

While many of the netizens have slammed the YouTuber for stealing the joke, others showed concern for bringing western influence in Indian digital world.

For the unversed, India's Got Latent is a reality show led by Samay Raina where participants have to predict their own score in order to win.

After the recent controversy, YouTube took down the video after receiving a notice from the Broadcasting Ministry. On the other hand, in his recent apology video, Ranveer stated, "Many of you asked if this how I wish to use my platform. Obviously, this is not how I wish to use my platform. I am not going to give any context, justification or reasoning behind whatever happened. I am just here for an apology. I, personally, had a lapse in judgement. It wasn't cool on my part."