Ranveer Allahbadia gone radio silent? Tanmay Bhat drops savage take on viral meme

New Delhi: Looks like YouTuber Tanmay Bhat has found a way to turn the BeerBiceps controversy into comic gold! While Ranveer Allahbadia, aka BeerBiceps, has been keeping a low profile after his now-infamous question on India’s Got Latent, Tanmay recently dropped a cheeky remark that’s making waves online.

In his latest YouTube video titled MEMES GOT LATENT, Tanmay and his panel—Rohan Joshi, Kaustubh Agarwal, Piyush Sharma, Kushagra Srivastava, and Ravi Gupta—reacted to viral memes.

Tanmay Bhatt’s latest YouTube video

Among the many jokes and roasts, one particular comment stood out. A viewer wrote, “Tanmay, would you rather continue doing reaction episodes or bring Ranveer once and end it?” Cue a room full of laughter.

Never one to miss a punchline, Tanmay responded with a revelation. “Actually, just two weeks before this whole thing happened, I texted Ranveer saying, ‘Sun naa, aake fitness meme pe react karte hain.’ Reply nahi kar raha aaj kal, pata nahi kya chal raha hai.” Translation? Ranveer has gone radio silent.

Tanmay and his team didn’t stop there. They went on to react to a viral video featuring an audience member who claimed to have watched the controversial India’s Got Latent episode live. The clip revealed that Ranveer hugged the contestant after dropping his now-viral (and widely criticised) question, making the whole moment even more bizarre.

Of course, the real cherry on top was the first meme the panel reviewed—a panel discussion clip featuring Comedian Sunil Pal, who took his sweet time to appreciate the anchor first. Later, he went on to his original rant mode. Tanmay and his crew? Absolutely losing it and taking a dig at the crude comedian.

Where is Ranveer Allabadia now?

For the unversed, Ranveer Allahbadia has been at the centre of controversy ever since his appearance on the talent show. Not only was he trolled heavily, but legal complaints were also filed against him. While he recently got relief from the Supreme Court, the ruling came with a condition—he’s been advised to take a break from uploading content.