How To Go Viral Effectively — Ask Rega Jha
#RegaJha trended on Twitter yesterday. Here is what caused it.
A tweet that:
– appeared right after a high-emotion, visible match
– had nothing to do with cricket
– contained the keywords ‘India’ and ‘Pakistan’
– had a view that is scientifically unverifiable & subjective
– did not touch on any actual political or religious sensitivities
– was posted by a woman
So viral content that provoked attention, instigated response and sharing, sparked off conversations and loyalty-battles threading along unrelated issues (politics, beauty norms, gender dynamics) but did not get into trouble for anything.
I would expect nothing less from a Buzzfeed editor.
You can continue outraging and getting played now.
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When I eyed it, I too felt the same and ignored it. I think it is all attention seeking, publicity stunt for TRPs. Have a nice day, Ramya
@Rekha: 🙂 Glad other people saw that. My Twitter timeline is still full of people expressing highly intelligent, intense opinions about Indo-Pak relations, regressive beauty norms and online harassment of women.