Kick streamer offers 7/11 clerk job to Indian YouTuber during livestream, faces racist allegations

Aashna
Indian YouTuber faced racist remarks by a Kick streamer in Las Vegas (Image via YouTube/Passenger Paramvir)
Indian YouTuber faced racist remarks by a Kick streamer in Las Vegas (Image via YouTube/Passenger Paramvir)

A Kick streamer was seen offering a 7/11 clerk job to popular Indian travel vlogger and content creator Paramvir Singh Beniwal (famously known as Passenger Paramvir) during his Las Vegas livestream.

Passenger Paramvir recently uploaded a 57-minute video on his YouTube channel titled Attacked in the World's Entertainment Capital, where he shared his experience of exploring the vibrant culture of the City of Sin. However, a particular incident from the video, where Beniwal can be seen dealing with racist remarks from an alleged Kick streamer, is going viral on social media.

The clip was shared by X user @ajay26903, who highlighted the racist remarks faced by Passenger Paramvir in Las Vegas. People flocked to the comments section and identified the alleged streamer from Beniwal's video as ForeignxPrime. X user @arxhant commented:

"Racist guy channel name: ForeignxPrime on kick."
"This guy has been identified as a streamer called ForeignXPrime." wrote another X user

Indian YouTuber Passenger Paramvir faced racist remarks by a Kick streamer in Las Vegas

Around the 32-minute mark, Passenger Paramvir revealed that he and his friends were approached by a group of live-streamers on Fremont Street. The video showed an awkward encounter between Beniwal and a group of streamers. The alleged Kick streamer said he owns 73 7-Eleven stores in the US and offered the clerk job to the Indian YouTuber in the middle of Fremont Street.

Upon realizing the group's racist remarks, the Indian YouTuber replied:

"You guys look too poor for me to work for you."

Despite Beniwal's sharp comeback, the Kick streamer and his friends continued offering him the clerk job, adding that a 7/11 job pays well and has many benefits.

As Passenger Paramvir explained the gravity of the Kick streamer's racist remarks, these words appeared on screen:

"Stereotypes of Indians and other Brown people as 7-Eleven cashiers is a form of racial stereotyping reinforced by media and pop culture."

Kick streamer faced racist allegations on social media

The Kick streamer is not identified in Beniwal's video. But many X users have identified him as ForeignxPrime, an online content creator and livestreamer, best known for his comedy shorts and ragebait content.

X user @MayureshKadam called out the racist behaviour against Beniwal:

"These clowns still think the old trick works. Pick an Indian on stream, farm some easy views, act tough. Only this time they walked straight into it and ended up looking like complete fools on their own stream and on Paramvir’s vlog. The same recycled act, same desperate attempt at attention. Jokes fully on them and every other clown still trying it."

Another X user wrote:

"Let’s share this. He’ll keep doing this to Indians if there are no consequences."

This is not the first time that Passenger Paramvir, who has traveled to over 120 countries across multiple continents, has faced racist remarks during his travels. The Indian YouTuber has previously shared many such experiences of racist remarks and cultural friction, making the latest Las Vegas incident part of a troubling pattern.

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Edited by Aashna