The 50 Reality Show Sparks Buzz with Elvish Yadav Mentions
The controversial reality show The 50 has captivated audiences from its premiere, with fans enthusiastically supporting their favorite contestants. A recurring theme in the series has been the frequent references to popular YouTuber and influencer Elvish Yadav by various participants, creating significant viewer intrigue and discussion.
Contestants Open Up About Elvish Yadav Connections
From Maxtern to Prince Narula and Rajat Dalal, multiple contestants have been seen discussing Elvish Yadav on the show. In a recent development, Abhishek Bajaj shared a YouTube vlog where he humorously questioned Elvish about the show. "Brother, did you take money or not from 'The 50'? Whenever I see, they're only talking about you," Abhishek asked. Elvish responded with laughter, offering no substantial comment on the matter.
Maxtern's Mysterious Rs 1 Lakh Transaction Revelation
Maxtern provided detailed insights into his interactions with Elvish Yadav, revealing a puzzling financial transaction. "One day someone told me to check my account. I had been offline the entire time. When I checked, I found out that he had transferred Rs 1 lakh into my account," Maxtern explained. He expressed confusion about the purpose of the money, noting that "Rs 1 lakh is nothing; money like that comes and goes."
He described how the conversation evolved into discussions about collaboration and brotherhood, coinciding with a period when he felt particularly isolated. "When someone is alone and you offer them friendship, they tend to get a little emotional," Maxtern admitted. Despite this, he addressed false allegations against him, stating, "This is a completely false allegation. If I ever abuse anyone, it is only unknown people—and that too when I receive excessive abuse myself."
Prince Narula Reflects on Social Media Behavior
Prince Narula also weighed in on the dynamics, acknowledging his own past mistakes. "I made mistakes too. Ten years ago and even later, during rivalries, I showed things on social media as well," he said. Narula emphasized his intention to highlight the distinction between online personas and reality, adding, "I wanted to show that there is a huge difference between reel and real life."
The Controversial Music Video Incident
Maxtern continued his account by describing a planned music video that became entangled in controversy. "The music video had already been shot. It was supposed to be released a few days earlier, but due to the controversy, the deal got delayed," he revealed. The purpose, according to Maxtern, was to alleviate pressure rather than showcase him.
He detailed his stressful experience, noting, "What happened next was that I did not sleep for three days, and I am still in that same zone." When a slapping scene was introduced, Maxtern grew suspicious. "I tried to look at it from an artistic perspective; after all, fights are common in films," he said, but his clarity was compromised by exhaustion.
Upon the video's release, negative memes flooded social media. "When memes with the same narrative start appearing everywhere, you understand that something has been planned," Maxtern observed, drawing on his years of internet experience.
Resolution and Ongoing Confusion
Maxtern concluded by expressing frustration over public perception. "For the first time, I realised that even if I explained everything to the public, they would not believe it," he stated. The situation escalated when he received a call from Lakshya requesting the return of the Rs 1 lakh. "I asked him why he had sent it in the first place. He did not give an answer," Maxtern recounted.
He returned Rs 90,000 and Rs 10,000 via UPI but remains perplexed. "To this day, I am confused about why that Rs 1 lakh was sent. Whether it was sent to trap me or for some other reason, I still do not know. Only Lakshya can answer that. I will ask him," Maxtern affirmed, leaving the mystery unresolved.
