WEBDESK: Popular Pakistani vlogger Rajab Butt is once again making headlines for his extravagant lifestyle. Recently, the social media star faced strong criticism after a video of him throwing large amounts of cash at a family event went viral. The incident happened during his niece’s aqiqa ceremony, where Rajab Butt and his friends were seen tossing money in the air as part of the celebration.
This is not the first time he has sparked controversy with such displays. Back in December 2023, he hosted a grand dholki and wedding in Lahore. Videos from those events showed him showering money over the bride, groom, and guests. At one point, his sister reportedly demanded Rs 50 million from him. Though he didn’t give the full amount, Rajab Butt handed her Rs 500,000 on the spot.
Rajab Butt rose to fame after acting in a TV drama and later became a full-time vlogger. He now has over 4.25 million YouTube subscribers and 1.1 million followers on Instagram. He claims to earn around Rs 3.5 to 4 million per month through social media livestreams. In response to the criticism, Rajab Butt said that his celebrations are personal and meant to share happiness with his family, not to insult anyone.
Despite his explanation, the debate continues online. Many believe public figures like Rajab Butt should act responsibly and be mindful of their actions, especially when so many people in the country are struggling financially.
Social Media Reaction on Rajab Butt lavish money display at niece’s aqiqa
These flashy acts have drawn criticism from the public and religious scholars alike. Many social media users called out the vlogger, saying such behavior is inappropriate, especially during difficult economic times in Pakistan.


People have also questioned the source of Rajab Butt’s income. Some online users urged tax authorities to investigate how he earns and spends his money. Critics feel that throwing money for show is a waste and sends the wrong message to society. Others believe that charity and help for the needy should be done quietly and sincerely, not to gain attention.