Nas Daily is a famous vlogger. Recently, he sparked controversy for calling Bali the 'whitest' island in Asia. Because of that, many are curious and find out who Nas Daily is.
Nas has a reason why he calls Bali as 'The Whitest Island in Asia' aka 'The Whitest Island in Asia'. That's because many Caucasian tourists who incidentally have white skin go on vacation to Bali.
Following are the facts about Nas Daily or Nuseir Yassin, we have summarized them:
1. Who is Nas Daily?
Nas Daily or Nuseir Yassin is an Arab man of Palestinian descent. He comes from a Muslim family. Nas Daily was born on February 9, 1992 and is the second of four children.
He is married to a woman named Alyne Tamir who is credited with helping him pursue a career. Alyne is also a content creator. They had lived in Singapore, now settled in the United Arab Emirates.
2. Education Nas Daily
Nas Daily has an Israeli passport and at the age of 19 he migrated to the United States to continue his education. He became a student at Harvard with a major in aerospace engineering.
Nas Daily is known as a smart kid. In fact, it was mentioned that he received a full scholarship while studying at Harvard.
3. Nas Daily career
According to Techie + Gamers, Nas Daily worked at the Venmo car payment service after graduating from college. However, two years later, he decided to leave and started to become a content creator.
He rose to fame after uploading 1,000 1-minute videos to Facebook. In every video, he wears the same clothes with the loading bar feature. It represented her current age, and she sold similar designs in her merchandise shop.
Today, he focuses on creating content around the world and runs a number of businesses. Among them are Nas Studio, which is a video production service business, and Nas Academy, which is a platform for creators to offer tutoring sessions.
4. Never been refused entry to RI
Nas Daily recently visited Indonesia after previously admitting he was refused entry in 2018. From his social media, Nas Daily shared moments he was in Bali.
"Arrived in Protein Country. Hello from Indonesia!! After 7 years, I can finally enter. And in about 6 days, I will tell you everything that I experienced here!! Well, first of all, let's discuss.... Let's eat first! See you tomorrow!!" he wrote in an upload on Tuesday (7/3/2023).
Immigration had clarified that Nas Daily had never been on the prevention list, so there was no authority to ban it from entering Indonesia. The reason Nas Daily was denied entry in 2018 turned out to be a visa issue.
"The person concerned is not on the prevention list so there is no authority for Immigration to ban entry to Indonesia," said Sub-coordinator of Public Relations of the Directorate General of Immigration, Achmad Nur Saleh, when contacted.