Nik Keswani Bio

Nik Keswani began recording Vines as a way to pass the time and cope while recovering from a painful leg surgery that left him wheelchair-bound for six months. His videos quickly resonated with audiences, establishing him as a prominent figure in the early Vine community.

Expanding beyond comedy, Nik Keswani pursued a career in music, releasing rap tracks such as "No Cap" and "I Don't Wanna Live". He has worked with numerous platinum producers, including DJ Flippp, who produced his track "Switch Up".
 

Over the course of his career, Nik Keswani has collaborated with several popular creators, including Brent Rivera and Jake Paul, with whom he created a video in May 2014. His work has been recognized by major outlets such as People Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, Vogue, and MTV News, and he has received an award at the Social Slam Selfie Event.

Nik was born to parents of Indian origin in the US. His mother has a medical degree and is a practicing optometrist and his father is also a medical professional. His family is modern and open-minded. Nik has two sisters, Sarina and Devina, of who Devina is a transgender. It was initially difficult for Nik to accept the fact that he no longer had a brother. He wanted to live his dream of playing sports that he never got to through his younger brother. Thus he was confused after learning that Devina was a transgender. He often speaks of still being unable to come up with the right answers for questions that are attributed to his sister’s sexuality, but he vouches that he knows exactly how to support her.

In his early years as a content creator, Nik Keswani became good friends with fellow YouTuber David Dobrik and was frequently associated with the early vlog squad community.