'Goat Kohli supremacy' - Fans react to viral video of a YouTuber showing Virat Kohli lip sync to 'main nahin to kaun'

Former Indian skipper and senior Virat Kohli are continuously hitting the headlines of social media for the last couple of days. He has impressed and stunned everyone with his continuous stellar performances in the ongoing 20-20 World Cup 2022. The 33-year-old scored consecutive unbeaten half-century knocks of 82 and 62 runs respectively.

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Apart from the action on the field, Kohli is also an active sensation on social media after a recent viral social media post. In this video post, Kohli can be seen syncing his lips on the viral rap ‘main Nahin to Kaun be’. The edited piece was uploaded on the Instagram page of YouTuber BeYouNick.

Following the arrival of this video on the internet, fans couldn’t stop themselves from reacting hilariously to the video in the comments section of the Instagram post.

Here’s the viral video followed by fans' reactions:

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Notably, the comment section was filled with the reaction from the renowned Indian rapper MC Square. “Ohh Bhai,” commented MC square followed by some other comments on the post.

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For the unversed, the rap ‘Main Nahi Toh Kaun Rap’ was performed by an Indian rapper Srushti Tawde on MTV’s reality show “Hustle 2.0” which was judged by none other than the celebrity Indian rapper Badshah.

Coming back to cricket, Virat has recently smashed a knock of 62 runs against the Netherlands in India’s second match in the 20-20 World Cup. He stitched an unbeaten 95-run partnership for the third wicket with star Indian batting sensation Suryakumar Yadav who himself played a swashbuckling knock of 51 runs off 25 balls.

Eventually, India defeated the Dutch guys by a margin of 55 runs, and SKY was adjudged ‘player of the match for his match-defining performance. Now, India will face South Africa in their next match in the ongoing eighth edition of the 20-20 World Cup. The men in blue have registered two consecutive wins in the tournament against Pakistan and Netherlands respectively.