Aon Sheikh under fire after viral clip raises concerns over baby Kivan’s drink

Published: 03:51 PM, 26 Aug, 2026
Aon Sheikh under fire after viral clip raises concerns over baby Kivan’s drink

Pakistani YouTuber Aon Sheikh, the brother of Emaan Rajab, has come under fire after a viral video appeared to show him giving a carbonated drink to his infant nephew, Kivaan Sultan, the son of popular YouTuber Rajab Butt.

The clip quickly spread across social media platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, sparking widespread criticism and concern among viewers. Many users questioned the decision to give what appeared to be a fizzy, sugary drink to such a young child, with several describing the act as unsafe and irresponsible.

In the video, originally shared on Aon Sheikh Vlogs, can be seen offering the baby a drink from what appeared to be a Pepsi bottle. The moment soon became the subject of heated online debate, with health-conscious viewers raising concerns about sugary and carbonated beverages being given to infants.

One user simply commented, “Very harmful,” echoing the concerns shared by many others over child nutrition and safety.

However, not everyone agreed with the backlash. Some social media users urged critics to calm down, arguing that the reaction had been exaggerated.

One user wrote in Roman Urdu, “O bhai aaj kal k bache sab kuch kha pee jate hain, not a big issue. Chill karo aur aglay ko bhi sukoon lene do.” Another jokingly remarked, “Lad pyar mein pila hi dete hain,” suggesting that the drink may have been offered out of excessive affection.

Following the growing uproar, Aon Sheikh addressed the controversy in a follow-up vlog and offered an explanation that changed the context of the viral clip.

According to Aon, the entire moment was scripted for entertainment purposes. He claimed that he had emptied a standard Pepsi bottle and refilled it with fruit juice to create a lighthearted prank for the vlog.

The YouTuber maintained that he would never intentionally give a harmful carbonated beverage to a small child, insisting that the drink shown in the viral clip was not actually soda.

Despite his clarification, the video has continued to generate discussion online, with some viewers accepting his explanation while others questioned whether such content involving an infant should be created in the first place.

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