- Parag shared his experience, stating he joined a Discord call with his streaming team before the match.
- He revealed that he didn't have Spotify or Apple Music when he returned to his stream after the IPL.
- Parag, an avid gamer, resumed live-streaming his gaming sessions after the match.
In a recent interaction with City1016 Radio, Riyan Parag addressed the controversy that erupted after his search history was leaked online. He explained that after finishing his IPL match in Chennai, he joined a Discord call with his streaming team. This call had taken place before the match but got publicized later.
He further shared that one of his team members tried to set him up before the IPL, but the situation was quickly resolved. "After the IPL, the hype grew, and I had a good season. I came back and opened my stream, but I didn’t have Spotify or Apple Music. Everything was deleted," he explained during the interview.
He further explained, "I went on YouTube to put on music and searched for it. I didn’t realize what was happening, but once the stream ended, I thought, 'Oh s**t! This happened.' It just got blown out of proportion." The young cricketer mentioned that at the time, he didn’t think it was necessary to come out publicly and clarify, as he knew no one would have understood.
For those who are unaware, in May of last year, Parag's computer search history revealed explicit searches related to Bollywood actresses Ananya Panday and Sara Ali Khan. After finishing the match, the cricketer, an avid gamer, resumed live-streaming his gaming sessions for his fans.
Minutes into live-streaming, the talented youngster, while searching for copyright-free music on the internet, forgot to turn off screen-sharing, exposing his YouTube search history. At the top of the list was his name, followed by "Sara Ali Khan h*t" and "Ananya Panday h*t," which immediately attracted fans' attention.
[embedpost slug="priyanka-chopra-and-nick-jonas-intend-more-kids-after-malti/"]
