“But what made it different was the fact that I was doing it in Arabic. There were plenty of family vloggers in the US and none really in the Arab world. Even from the early videos I began to see people became more connected when I post stuff about my family and children. I can honestly say that we were kind of pioneers in that sense.”
-Mohamed Moshaya in The National discusses his mmoshaya YouTube page which highlights his family life with for young children and is currently the second leading YouTube channel in the Arab world with 16.9 million subscribers. Moshaya recently hosted the world’s largest virtual iftar. [The National]
