Overview
- A Mumbai rider reported finding a QR code in a black-and-yellow taxi that directed to the driver’s son’s YouTube rap channel.
- The passenger, identified as X user Divyushii, initially thought the code was for digital payments before learning its purpose from the driver.
- A printed note under the code introduced the son as Raj or Raj Rane and asked viewers to like, share, and subscribe to his channel.
- National outlets including India Today, Hindustan Times, and News18 amplified the post, while Times Now said it could not independently verify all details.
- The story has drawn widespread positive reactions online, with the original post accruing over a million views and calls to support the channel.