Samay Raina visits Botez sisters' Los Angeles home, roasts them with zero filter
Samay Raina recently visited the popular Botez sisters' Los Angeles home, where he roasted them left, right and centre for keeping their house messy. The vlog was shared by the sisters on their popular YouTube channel BotezLive.
Samay Raina pokes fun at Botez sisters's Los Angeles home. (Photo: Instagram/Samay Raina)
New Delhi,UPDATED: Apr 17, 2026 21:23 IST
YouTuber Samay Raina, in his quintessential style, took a trip to the glamorous abode of the Botez sisters, those fab Canadian-American chess streamers and entertainers, known for their BotezLive YouTube channel. And guess what? He didn't hold back giving them a taste of the classic Raina roast! The vlog, shared on the BotezLive channel, went viral faster than a Bollywood scandal!
Our very own Samay decided to pay a visit to Alexandra and Andrea Botez's mansion, ahead of his stand-up show in Madison Square, Los Angeles. And what did he do? He walked in, took one look around, and exclaimed, "It's a big house, man." But wait, the drama doesn't stop there! He went all out with a roast that could rival any desi wedding gossip. "When was the last time this place was cleaned? And you guys say Indians stink? Look at this!" Oh, the cheek!
And there was more! While inspecting their living room, Samay quipped, "You've not treated it well. It's like the perfect girlfriend, but you treat her like s**t." Ouch! When asked if they have someone to clean, the sisters said yes, to which he shot back, "Are they on a break or something?" Classic Samay!
Watch the viral clip here:
The clip was re-shared with some epic comments. One fan said, "Bro flew economy. Delivered business class damage. Samay Raina is India's most dangerous export (sic)." Another chimed in, "Samay Raina really didn't hold back there. Man went in with zero filter (sic)."
Read some of the comments here:
For those not in the know, Alexandra Botez, born in 1995, is a Woman FIDE (International Chess Federation) Master and a five-time Canadian girls' national champion in chess. Her sister Andrea, born in 2002, gained fame as a streamer alongside her. These sisters have been chess royalty, making it to Forbes 30 Under 30 in the Games category and Rolling Stone's 20 Most Influential Creators in 2023.
Meanwhile, our dear Samay has been busy announcing the much-awaited season two of India's Got Latent and is currently on tour with his special Still Alive. What a whirlwind!
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