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Prashant Urankar likes to experiment and bring novelty with his content on ‘Who Cares?’

Prashant has helped ‘Who Cares?’ grow fast on social media and the page has got many likes on Facebook and followers on Instagram.

Prashant Urankar likes to experiment and bring novelty with his content on ‘Who Cares?’

We live in a fast-paced world where people are significantly making their names on social media as top content creators, influencers, and bloggers. Prashant Urankar is silently working towards his goal by creating viral and relevant content on the internet. He is the admin of the popular social media page ‘Who Cares?’ also known as ‘But Who Cares’. Today, millennials are very much fascinated by memes on the internet and it has become a mode of earning money. Prashant has helped ‘Who Cares?’ grow fast on social media and the page has got many likes on Facebook and followers on Instagram. He believes in entertaining people through the digital medium.

At a very early age, Prashant discovered that he has got the potential to entertain people. He had a flair for writing funny one-liners. With the new-age technology and availability of the internet, he started creating memes and posted them on the internet. Little did anyone know that he would become an overnight sensation. “As a content creator, I have my eyes on each and every single thing happening in everyday life. Based on it, I create content with a high humour and entertainment factor. To sustain in this world of social media, it is really important to keep an eye on the latest trends and post content accordingly. If it clicks with the audience, there’s nothing that can stop the content breaking the internet,” said Prashant.

Besides this, Urankar likes to experiment and bring novelty in his content. For ‘Who Cares?’, he majorly creates content that would have a high reach and engagement rate since there’s a cut-throat competition in content creation. “Every individual is bringing something new to the table and making it viral on the internet. In such a scenario, one must keep on experimenting with the content to stay relevant on the internet,” he added.

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