Pakistani host Rehan Tariq’s decision to film a podcast inside a graveyard, exploring topics like black magic, has sparked significant public outrage and criticism on social media.
Controversial Pakistani host Rehan Tariq, also known as RTS, recently found himself at the center of a social media storm after circulating clips from a special podcast episode recorded inside a graveyard. The unreleased episode reportedly delves into mysterious topics surrounding cemeteries, including black magic and miracles, a choice that has ignited widespread backlash across various online platforms.
Rehan Tariq has a history of drawing sharp criticism for his interviewing style, particularly for allegedly slut-shaming female celebrities and TikTokers, and for providing a platform to misogynistic figures. He gained further prominence after reportedly being abducted in the UK in connection with his pro-Imran Khan interviews and political commentary. Fans can follow his updates on Rehan Tariq‘s official Instagram.
The decision to film a podcast among graves has been met with significant public anger. Netizens quickly voiced their disapproval, with one user commenting, “Once an illiterate, always an illiterate.” Another expressed bewilderment, asking, “Oh my God, didn’t he get any other place to film a podcast?” Many labeled him as “the most ignorant and insensitive media personality,” while others made sarcastic remarks such as, “He’s probably taking Bhutto’s interview.” The prevailing sentiment was captured by a user who stated, “It’s not okay to do a podcast in a graveyard. At least leave the dead people alone.”
The controversy surrounding Rehan Tariq’s graveyard podcast highlights the ongoing debate about journalistic ethics and public sensitivity in media. Will this latest incident impact his career, or will he continue to push boundaries despite public disapproval? Fans and critics alike await the full episode and its repercussions. What are your thoughts on this unconventional choice of location?
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