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If you are an avid Instagram scroller, you must have come across Ravi Kishan’s banger one-liners Jaldi The Late” and “Home From Work”, to his now-viral “Money follows my brother, money follows” moment; Ravi Kishan is everywhere on social media.

Actor Ravi Kishan has become not just Gen Z’s but even the internet’s favourite face,

Infact, Ravi Kishan is fully aware of the memes, and he is liking them and enjoying the attention.
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In an interview with Hindustan Times, he said, “Yeh kuch alag hi khel chal raha hai, yeh pagalpan hai! Shravan month is on, and when Mahadev showers his blessings, this happens. It has never happened before for anyone – actor or politician – in this country. Pagalpan hai! People speak anything to become popular, and my maun vrat became even more popular.”

“The best part is that this is happening organically. Even the BJP handle, Delhi Police and Maharashtra Government have made memes. I am personally following it all and dropping a ‘like’ as well,” he said.

He added, “No one has discovered me before. Now, they want to see me more and know me more. Gen Z has accepted me as their own. I really want to thank them and salute their creativity.”

“Out of love, they call me Lord Ravi, God Ravi, today’s Osho and whatnot! They love real people; they connect with my imperfections, which makes them feel I am one amongst them. Everyone makes mistakes, so do I and I accept it as well. Main dil se bolta hoon aur meri sacchai logon ko pasand aa rahi hai,” he said.

“My 85-year-old mother, family members and myself are just speechless. Their prayers have increased and my faith in Mahadev gives me the inner strength to remain in peace. Somewhere I feel Instagram has become a very powerful medium. People are very lonely in personal lives and when on social media something connects with them or entertains them, they connect with it and accept them as family,” he concluded.

Ravi Kishan’s viral “Jaldi The Late” moment goes global

Not just Instagram, Ravi Kishan’s viral “Jaldi The Late” moment has travelled far beyond Indian social media, with Liverpool FC becoming the latest international football club to join the meme trend.

Ravi Kishan’s football- social media content after his now-famous interview clip was used by the English Premier League club in a recent Instagram video.

Liverpool FC uses Ravi Kishan’s viral meme

Liverpool FC shared a video on Instagram featuring its players running through a corridor. The clip was edited with a popular interview moment featuring Ravi Kishan, in which the BJP MP accidentally used the phrase “Jaldi The Late” while speaking to reporters outside Parliament.

The unusual combination of an English football club and a viral Indian political meme quickly caught the attention of social media users.

The moment has added another chapter to the internet’s growing fascination with Ravi Kishan’s meme-worthy videos, which have increasingly found audiences beyond India.

‘Brad Pitt of Bihar’ comment goes viral

Indian and international football fans were quick to react to Liverpool’s unexpected reference to the actor-turned-politician.

“I can’t believe this,” said a user.

“Is what I’m seeing right now true? I can’t believe the Brad Pitt of Bihar is here,” joked another.

Someone else asked, “Ohh admin u r from India?”

“First Juventus, now Liverpool… Ravi Kishan has officially taken over European football!” someone pointed out.

“Bro conquered Europe,” said another person.

A different user brought another popular Ravi Kishan meme into the conversation, writing, “Trophy follows my brother trophy follows.”

Ravi Kishan has had a career spanning Bhojpuri cinema, Hindi films and politics. He has also become a recognisable internet personality, with several clips from his public appearances and interviews regularly turning into memes.

His “Jaldi The Late” remark became one of the latest clips to gain widespread traction online, with users repeatedly remixing and repurposing it for different situations.

The Liverpool post shows how Indian meme culture can sometimes travel well beyond its original context and find an audience in unexpected corners of the internet.

Ravi Kishan will next be seen in Mirzapur The Movie.