Pakistan Viral Video: There is no denying the fact that content creators and influencers can be extremely creative at times. In fact, the same ‘creativity’ is what eventually gave a ‘career’ to people in digital influencing. However, understanding the limits of the same ‘creativity’ is equally important, and unfortunately for Pakistani YouTuber Noor Rana, the same came to her in a harsh lesson.
Rana is a popular YouTuber from Pakistan, who shares intriguing vlogs of her daily routine. Her videos mostly received heavy engagement and support from her fans, until she shared a video where she decided to visit her sister’s grave. The entire video was about her day’s routine, where a majority was about her visiting her sister’s graveyard, who reportedly passed away in 2015.
As soon as the video was shared, it went viral on social media, for all the wrong reasons. Most people did not like the idea of the vlog and blamed the influencer for using a relative’s death for likes, views, and attention. The video was shared on the social media platform YouTuber, on the influencer’s handle ‘Noor Rana’.
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The video, soon after getting shared, went viral. Most people chastised her for her content of the said video, while a few advocated that she was simply sharing her daily routine. Some people also extended their condolences. The post was shared 1 day ago and pulled 20K views from people.
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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “Shame on you for making fun of your sister's death. God help us pls just for the sake of earning money,” a user said. “That is why education is really important. Shame on you,” added a second person. “My mental condition if I don't sleep for 2 straight days,” added a fourth person. “Shameful content, spreading violence on social media,” added next.
“You have a hidden talent pls keep it hidden,” added a sixth person. “This is very sad. I'm sorry for your loss. Lots of prayers, best wishes, and regards,” commented a seventh user. “What's bad about it? If she is blogging daily, she will share her daily routine with you guys. And there's nothing wrong with that. Every person goes and makes videos in the graveyard,” wrote another.