'I Walk On Sugar With Naked Feet': Indian Man's Viral Mill Video Sparks Outrage In Canada - WATCH
An Indian-origin YouTuber in Canada, Prabhdeep Singh, has found himself at the centre of an online controversy after a video in which he claimed to walk barefoot through sugar at a Canadian sugar mill went viral on social media. The unusual statement sparked criticism from viewers who questioned the food-safety implications of such behaviour. However, there is an important caveat: there is…
An Indian-Canadian YouTuber named Prabhdeep Singh sparked outrage after a viral video posted on social media showed him walking barefoot through sugar at a sugar mill facility in Canada. In the video, Singh claimed to work at the sugar mill and said the facility supplies sugar to all of Canada. He then stated that he regularly walks through the sugar without shoes, claiming he does this to "assert his dominance."
Many people were critical of Singh's behavior, questioning the food safety implications of walking through sugar without shoes. However, there is currently no independent confirmation that Singh actually walked through sugar at the sugar mill or that he works there. The video appears to have been made in response to another controversy, where a person was criticized online for putting their feet on a table at a Tim Hortons outlet in Canada.
Singh seemed to deflect attention away from that incident, claiming that the sugar mill statement was more serious.
The video was shared by the Instagram account 6ixnewzz, generating significant discussion on social media. Some users accused Singh of attempting to provoke a reaction and questioned whether he was genuinely walking through sugar or if it was all part of a trolling or "rage bait" strategy. Despite the backlash, there is no verified evidence that Singh actually walked through sugar at the Canadian sugar mill, nor has the claim been independently verified by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency or other authorities.
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