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Yasser Machat: This Successful Tunisian Youtuber Breaks Tunisia Stereotypes2 min read

By Editorial Staff October 3, 2019
Written by Editorial Staff October 3, 2019
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As one of the first few content creators in Tunisia to embrace YouTube and rack up over 3 million views on his channel, Yasser Machat is best known for his “T9ach9ich A7nek” series sharing different informative and engaging videos covering several topics, mostly related to Tunisia and Tunisian people in general.

His channel showcases several topics from gaming-related content, comparing educational systems, breaking Tunisian stereotypes, to covering exclusive events and more.

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He collaborates with several known organizations in Tunisia such as the Tunisian American Alumni Network. He is also an official content and media specialist within the MENA region.

These Amazing Videos Produced by Yasser

A video produced by Yasser asking Americans their opinion about Tunisia.
Another video produced by Yasser capturing moments foreigners talking in Tunisian dialect.
Foreigners trying the famous Tunisian Harissa.

The uploaded content is organized by categories into several Youtube Playlists. These are a few playlists created by Yasser that you might be interested to check:

  • Problems and suggested solutions of the Tunisian educational system.
  • General advice for his followers on how to find scholarships, how to improve their English, etc.
  • Criticizing Tunisian mindset and breaking stereotypes.

Find out more on his Youtube Channel.

The content he uploads in his Youtube channel is widely shared to the popular social media platforms.

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