Yashraj Mukhate’s new ‘Macchar song’ has the internet vibing

• When it comes to making humorous videos with random language from shows, music, or sounds, Yashraj Mukhate is a well-known name.
• Similar to his most recent contribution, where he transformed a woman’s ballad into a song about mosquitoes.
•  The video has had around 5.3 lakh views since it was posted, and the numbers are steadily rising.

When it comes to making humorous videos with random language from shows, music, or sounds, Yashraj Mukhate is a well-known name. Similar to his most recent contribution, where he transformed a woman’s ballad into a song about mosquitoes. The possibility exists that the video will make you laugh aloud.

He posted the video along with the message, “Machcharo ko duniya se hata do yaar please [Please eradicate mosquitoes from the planet].” He also included the name of the creator whose original video the song was based on.

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Mukhate begins the video by commenting on how a particular music video by a producer sounds like swarming insects. Then he describes how that inspired him to compose a song about insects.

View the video below to see whether it’s relatable to you:

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Three hours ago, the video was shared. The video has had around 5.3 lakh views since it was posted, and the numbers are steadily rising. Additionally, the video has gotten over 70,000 likes. People responded to the video by posting a variety of remarks.

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Even the Machchars are grooving to this, an Instagram user jokingly said. Another said, “Ha ha ha, you hurt their feelings.” A third person said, “Dedicating this to the insect who woke me up from my slumber yesterday.” A fourth person wrote, “Machar ko itni importance apni life me kabhi nai mili hogi.”