Shammi Vlogs

The Rise of an Australian Digital Entertainer

Shammi Prasad, known to millions as simply "Shammi," has established himself as one of Australia's most recognizable social media personalities through his YouTube channel @shammivlogs and various other platforms. Born on February 1, 1993, in Brisbane, Australia, this 32-year-old content creator has built a digital empire that spans multiple social media platforms and business ventures.^[1] ^[2]

The Australian influencer of Indian heritage launched his digital career in 2014 with his first Facebook video titled "That Feeling the Day Before Pay Day," which marked the beginning of what would become a viral social media phenomenon.^[3] His content creation journey expanded significantly when he started his YouTube vlog channel in 2018, complementing his already successful main channel.^[4]

Building a Multi-Platform Empire

Shammi's digital presence extends far beyond a single platform, with his content reaching audiences across multiple social media channels. His main YouTube channel @ShammiLTD has accumulated over 2.23 million subscribers and generated more than 800 million views, while his vlog channel @shammivlogs maintains a substantial following with over 711,000 subscribers as of 2025.^[5] ^[6]

The content creator's reach extends across various platforms, with approximately 3.2 million followers on Instagram and 6.8 million followers on TikTok, demonstrating his ability to engage audiences across different social media ecosystems.^[7] His Facebook presence remains particularly strong, with one of his videos achieving nearly 1 billion views, reportedly making it one of the most-viewed videos ever on the platform.^[8]

Recent Performance Metrics

Analytics data from 2025 shows consistent engagement across Shammi's channels. His vlog channel has generated over 133 million total video views with 237 videos published, while recent monthly performance indicates estimated earnings ranging from $4,070 to $24,400 based on viewership data.^[6] The channel has shown steady growth with over 20,000 new subscribers gained in the past 30 days and more than 10 million video views in the same period.^[6]

Content Style and Collaborations

Shammi's content primarily focuses on pranks, social experiments, challenges, and lifestyle vlogs that often feature his family members and close friends. His videos frequently include his brothers Jashan, Jayden, and Kailash Prasad, creating a family-centered dynamic that resonates with his audience.^[1] ^[9]

The content creator has established notable collaborations within the Australian social media landscape, particularly with fellow influencer Jackson O'Doherty. Their partnership has resulted in joint content creation and shared vlogs that have garnered significant viewership.^[3] ^[10]

His content creation approach often involves elaborate stunts and pranks, though some have generated controversy. In 2021, media outlets reported on audience backlash to a prank involving his brother's belongings, with many followers expressing that the content had "crossed a line."^[11]

Business Ventures and Brand Development

Beyond content creation, Shammi has diversified into various business ventures that leverage his social media influence. He co-founded Fork 'n Easy, a meal preparation company, alongside his brothers, which secured a partnership with Melbourne Storm NRL team in 2024.^[12] The business represents the family's expansion into the health and nutrition sector, offering preservative-free, pre-packaged meals.^[12]

The influencer has also established "Shammi Uncut," a subscription-based platform offering exclusive content to his most dedicated followers.^[7] Additionally, he operates a clothing brand called "Makin' Memories" and previously owned a Gold Coast restaurant named "Memory Lane," which reportedly became the most followed restaurant in Australia within its first month of operation.^[8]

Media Coverage and Public Recognition

Shammi's content has attracted significant mainstream media attention throughout his career. His pranks and stunts have been featured on various Australian news programs, including Channel 9, demonstrating the crossover appeal of his digital content to traditional media outlets.^[13]

Media coverage has not always been positive, with some outlets reporting on controversies surrounding his more extreme stunts. His content has been described by media as ranging from harmless pranks to more elaborate schemes that sometimes generate public debate about the boundaries of social media entertainment.^[11]

Financial Success and Industry Impact

Industry analysts estimate Shammi's net worth to be approximately $3.5 million as of 2024, with annual YouTube earnings estimated at around $876,400 based on his channel's performance metrics.^[14] ^[15] Alternative estimates suggest his total net worth could be closer to $4.9 million when considering additional revenue streams from sponsorships, business ventures, and other platform monetization.^[15]

The content creator's success has been recognized within the digital marketing industry, with his representation by Real Media Group highlighting his status as a professional influencer with significant commercial appeal.^[8]