Ridouane Erramdani, a famous Moroccan journalist, interviewed me in his controversial program “Fi Kafas Alitiham” “At the Dock” (like in a judicial court), on an episode that was listed among the ones which got record views on YouTube (click here to check it out).

Ramdani joined the critics of the controversial behavior of a Moroccan YouTuber and his wife with this heated message:

“I have seen people buying and selling their content and seeking online buzz. But I have never seen, nor have I imagined, that a couple would share a vlog about the death of their infant daughter [for clicks and views]. This is the utmost act of greed and inhumanity.”

A 23-year-old resident of Italy posted what she called "Surat Whiskey" on her Facebook account, distorting Surat al-Kawthar in 2019 before leaving for Italy. Not knowing that the Moroccan authorities had issued a nationwide search warrant against her so that when she landed in Morocco to visit her family and spend the summertime over there…

It’s didn’t take long for not only the whole city of Nador to talk about it, but the whole of Morocco got ahold of it, especially when people discovered that the underage boy was none other than her son. Not only was she filming a sex tape and showing her face, which are both taboos in Morocco, but to top it all off, she was ordering her son not to stop and continue filming his abuse

A sex scandal has turned into a tragedy filmed live on Whatsapp, which most Moroccans use daily to exchange all of these kinds of scandals. So while I am wondering which one will be next, the Moroccan drama continues…