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Internet personality IShowSpeed has gone viral again, this time with a cricket bat, calling out to Virat Kohli in a high-energy video. The clip shows Speed hitting the stumps and expressing his desire for Kohli and the ICC to notice him. This latest stunt further highlights his growing fascination with cricket and the Indian superstar.

Darren Jason Watkins Jr., known as IShowSpeed, has promised to return to India in 2026 after Payal “Payal Gaming” Dhare invited him to visit the S8UL gaming house in Mumbai during his February 25 livestream. Speed last visited India in October 2023 during the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup, where his streams and meeting with Daler Mehndi went viral.

Choreographer-filmmaker Remo D'Souza's brother-in-law Jason Watkins was found hanging at his residence in Millat Nagar. Watkins' bereaved sister Lizelle D'Souza shared his photograph on her Instagram Stories and wrote, 'Why??????? How could u do this to me. I will never forgive u'.

An ADR (Accidental Death Report) has been registered at Oshiwara police station in Remo D'Souza's brother-in-law Jason Watkins death case.

Choreographer-director Remo D'Souza is grieving the sudden demise of his brother-in-law Jason Watkins. He took to Instagram to share a picture with his brother-in-law Jason and wrote, "You broke our hearts brother, hope you finally found Peace," along with a folded hand emoji.

Choreographer-filmmaker Remo D’Souza’s wife Lizelle D’Souza took to her Instagram story to mourn the loss of her brother Jason Watkins who was found dead at his residence on Thursday. Sharing a picture of late Jason, the bereaved sister penned down an emotional note.

Dance choreographer Jason Watkins — brother-in-law of choreographer-filmmaker Remo D’Souza — was found hanging in his apartment at Millat Nagar, Andheri (West), on Thursday. His family had alerted the police in the afternoon when he stopped responding to their calls.

It doesn't get worse than this. Remo D'Souza's father-in-law, suffering from kidney ailment, had lost his wife four years back and today he returned from the hospital to find his son Jason Watkins having committed suicide. Confirming this, Remo's wife Lizelle told this ETimes exclusively, "Daddy forced the door open somehow and found Jason had taken his life. Daddy has been undergoing dialysis since some time. I don't know what he did to himself as I am just on my way to Papa's house. Jason and my dad stayed together."

IShowSpeed made history on his first day in Kenya by crossing 48 million YouTube subscribers. His livestream drew over 200,000 live viewers and massive crowds across Nairobi. From meeting Julius Yego to a helicopter tour and a welcome from President William Ruto, the day showed Kenya’s strong global impact.

Jason Savio Watkins, brother-in-law of choreographer and director Remo D’Souza, ended his life due to depression and personal reasons. He was found dead at his residence on Thursday noon. The Oshiwara police on Friday had registered an ADR but when contacted for an update in the case a senior police official said, “It is a clear case of suicide and he was depressed for the last few days due to personal reasons.''

Actor Paapa Essiedu, who garnered fame after landing the role of Snape in HBO's Harry Potter, has joined the cast of the drama series 'Falling' as the lead actor.

After making his comeback on 'Peaky Blinders', Tom Hardy is back again with FX's 'Taboo'.

US TV show 'True Detective' and Benedict Cumberbatch's 'Sherlock' managed to bag honours at the BAFTA TV Awards that took place on Sunday at London's Theatre Royal.

"True Blood" star Stephen Moyer is finally returning to the UK television scene as the lead of "Safe House".

The animated series 'Batman: Caped Crusader' reimagines Batman mythology through a fresh take on the Dark Knight's saga with a star-studded ensemble cast, set in Gotham City plagued by corruption and featuring Bruce Wayne's transformation into Batman.

IShowSpeed's recent European tour took a dramatic turn in Turkey when the streamer seemingly blacked out on a roller coaster. The incident, streamed live from a Turkish amusement park, quickly went viral, drawing massive viewership across YouTube and Twitch.

Artist Paul McCartney’s handwritten lyrics to The Beatles’ hit song “Hey Jude” sold for $910,000 on Friday, nine times its original estimate, auction house Julien’s Auctions said.

Internet sensation IShowSpeed, born Darren Jason Watkins Jr., revealed his DNA test results on November 8, 2025, sharing surprising insights into his heritage with millions of fans. The Cincinnati-born streamer expressed excitement and shock at the breakdown of his ancestry, a journey he embarked on to understand his roots better.

Varun Dhawan expressed his delight as IShowSpeed was seen grooving to 'Bijuriya' from Dhawan's upcoming film 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari.' The viral video shows Speed dancing with fans after hearing the song in their car. Dhawan also collaborated with Bhojpuri singer Kesari Lal Yadav for the song 'Panwadi,' which features them dancing and falling into a pool.

During his American tour, IShowSpeed was seemingly arrested in North Carolina due to an alleged unpaid Florida speeding ticket, causing online frenzy. The streamer was handcuffed and escorted to a police vehicle. However, the arrest was revealed to be an elaborate prank orchestrated by MrBeast, complete with a fake prison setup.

GTA 6's Trailer 2 sparked immense excitement, leading to speculation about IShowSpeed's potential inclusion. The theory arose from a 'WATKINS AUTO PARTS' sign in the trailer, matching Speed's family history. While Speed and his family claim a connection, Rockstar Games hasn't confirmed his involvement, leaving it as speculation until the game's release.

From celebs and fans remembering Sushant Singh Rajput on his birth anniversary to Remo D'Souza revealing his brother-in-law died by suicide, Ranveer reacting to wife Deepika's 'Gehraiyaan' trailer and more, here are all the biggest headlines of the day.

American streamer IShowSpeed's fan meet in Estonia turned chaotic. A wooden bridge collapsed due to overcrowding. Dozens of fans fell into the water. Fortunately, no major injuries occurred. IShowSpeed attempted to help on a jet ski. The incident sparked debate about creator responsibility. Local officials are investigating public safety concerns. IShowSpeed continues his European tour.

YouTuber IShowSpeed has surpassed 49 million subscribers during his Africa tour, livestreaming from Algiers. His raw, energetic broadcasts, featuring gaming, travel, and real-life interactions, have captivated a global audience. The tour, visiting countries like Kenya and Algeria, has significantly boosted his popularity, demonstrating the power of live streaming and authentic fan connection.

Daler Mehndi talk about the trend of remixing old songs, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the integrity of the original music. Additionally, he talked about his meeting with American YouTuber IShowSpeed and their plans to collaborate on a song, highlighting the fact that language is not a barrier when the music resonates with people.

Sprint legend Usain Bolt playfully put YouTuber IShowSpeed in his place, reminding the energetic influencer that elite speed is built through a lifetime of training, not just raw talent. Bolt's calm wisdom highlighted the dedication required for greatness, even as Speed eagerly challenged him. The exchange served as a humorous masterclass on humility and hard work.

IShowSpeed achieved a monumental 50 million YouTube subscribers on his 21st birthday, January 21, 2026, during a live stream in Nigeria. This historic milestone makes him the first Black individual creator to reach this subscriber count, celebrated amidst a massive fan gathering. He expressed gratitude and set his sights on reaching 100 million subscribers.

YouTube star IShowSpeed faced a two-week ban from the platform after a controversial video showing him jumping over two speeding sports cars breached Community Guidelines. Addressing his fans, IShowSpeed expressed frustration over the ban, which adds to his history of suspensions, including a previous two-year ban from Twitch and a recent PlayStation ban.

Olympic gymnast Suni Lee experienced an awkward encounter at a Los Angeles premiere when Jeremiah Brown executed a handshake prank, leaving her visibly uncomfortable. A viral video of the incident drew mixed fan reactions, despite Brown's claim of friendship. Lee also admitted feeling scared during a live stream with IShowSpeed, highlighting her unease despite her decorated athletic career.

Ohio-based Throwflame has launched the 'Thermonator,' a flamethrower-equipped robot dog priced at $9,420. It can project flames up to 30 feet and is legal in all US states except Maryland. A viral video by YouTuber IShowSpeed demonstrates its abilities and highlights potential dangers when not handled properly.