Have a look at the bio, age and net worth of Miles Routledge
Miles Routledge became well-known as a “dangerous tourist” who organized a journey to Afghanistan purely to experience life during the terrorist organization’s assault in Kabul.
The controversial YouTuber Miles Routledge, who is located in the UK, has once again found attention after he caused uproar with jokes about racism against Indians and about dropping nuclear bombs on countries to “atomise” the “smallest infraction.”
Who is British YouTuber Miles Routledge as his comments on India go viral, bio, age, height, girlfriend, education and net worth
He said, “When I become prime minister of England, I’ll open the nuclear silos as an explicit warning to any foreign power that interferes with British interests and affairs.”
He singled out India in a now-deleted article, threatening to invade the country if he were prime minister of the United Kingdom. In addition, during a conversation with a user, Routledge expressed his dislike for India and offered a very prejudiced justification.
He posted a humorous meme video on X, which was the beginning of it all. The video purportedly showed a global nuclear Armageddon and nuclear missiles emerging from US underground silos.
Miles Routledge’s family and education
Born on September 14, 1999, in Sutton Coldfield’s Good Hope Hospital, 24-year-old Miles Routledge was reared in the adjacent Falcon Lodge neighbourhood of Birmingham. Routledge’s father was a sp*rm donor. He went to Hollyfield School and, in 2018. The 24 year old has a height of 5 feet 9 inches and is single and unmarried. He has a net worth of $250,000-500,000.
In addition to going to school, Routledge worked part-time as a hairdresser from 2014 to 2018. He continued on to Loughborough University for his first year of physics studies after graduating.
Miles Routledge career
In his sophomore year, Miles Routledge founded the Loughborough Investment Banking Society at the university while pursuing his degree in banking and finance. He quit the university and the course because of the administration’s worries about him producing a book about his experiences in Afghanistan.
He was also forced to pay a fine and go through diversity training because of his claimed antisemitic sentiments. He started an online course at the Harvard Business School in 2021. For a few months, he was homeless in Birmingham
He became well-known as a “dangerous tourist” who intended to travel to Afghanistan to see life under the Taliban’s occupation. He arrived in Kabul on August 13, a few days before the city fell on August 15, and planned to stay until August 15. He went to the nation in violation of the British government’s warnings, sharing his experiences on Facebook, Twitch, and 4chan.