Congratulations to Ajjubhai for becoming the first-ever gamer to hit 25 million subscribers on his channel - Total Gaming! The wildly popular YouTuber has achieved yet another ground-breaking milestone in his career.
If you're a member of the Indian Free Fire Community, then Ajjubhai (Total Gaming), or Ajay, is not a strange name. He's one of the top Free Fire Youtubers in India, boasting millions of fans across social media platforms. The YouTuber made a name for himself by streaming games like Minecraft, GTA Online, PUBG Mobile, and Free Fire.
Ajjubhai (Total Gaming) Hit 25 Million Subscribers On YouTube
This number, though staggering, doesn't come as a surprise to fans of the YouTuber. Ajjubhai has been hard at work, producing content to not entertain but also to share his experience and knowledge with the Free Fire community.
25 million subscribers is a new record in the Indian YouTube scene. And looking back at the past, Ajjubhai's channel - Total Gaming has gone a long way. He created his channel on October 9th, 2018, and released his first video on December 2nd. Since then, the young YouTuber has dished out more than 1,300 videos, garnering close to 4 billion views.
Ajjubhai himself is overwhelmed by such a big achievement. He expressed his feelings via an Instagram post that reads:
"Thank You itna Support Karne ke liye without face reveal 25 million subscribers family ho sakta he aesa sapne me bhi nahi socha tha but ab kya bolu samaj nahi aarahahe ek or bar sabko thank you aese hi support karte rehna."
Ajjubhai's (Total Gaming) Free Fire ID And More
The last time we checked, Total Gaming was using a Free Fire account with the following ID: 451012596. If you're curious, head over to the game and check out his profile! Although his win rate isn't the highest you can find, the YouTuber manages to get quite a KD/A score of 4.88. No matter how you look at it, that's still an impressive figure.
Fans of Ajjubhai can follow the links below to express their joy on his official social media handles:
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