About us
We are an “internet media company” for the online Indian. We curate and create stories relevant to India, with the sole intent of helping it reach as many of us as possible. We don’t do cat videos, but if we find a video of a cat doing back-flips in Lajpat Nagar (or Parel), we will most definitely run with it.
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http://www.scoopwhoop.com
External link for ScoopWhoop
- Industry
- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New Delhi, Delhi
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- News, Media, Publishing, and Viral Content
Locations
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Primary
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New Delhi, Delhi 110070, IN
Employees at ScoopWhoop
Updates
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Tata Sierra just made its legendary return and it’s priced at ₹11.49 lakh. That’s not a typo. That’s not the down payment either. That’s the actual price. 90s kids had Shah Rukh, Rasna, and the Sierra. And one of them has made a full-blown comeback. Tata didn’t just bring back the SUV. They brought it back, feature-packed and affordable. The SUV market? Stressed. Shook. What makes this campaign hit? - It’s a nostalgia trip. - It reminds us that legacy doesn’t need to be luxury-priced.
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RIP Wallet (1300-2025) It is with deep financial sorrow that we announce the passing of the Wallet, aged 725. Once a loyal companion to men across generations, it bravely carried cash, cards, receipts, and emotional baggage through wars, weddings and work. Then came UPI. And men stopped carrying wallets. They just carry a phone and leave their fate to UPI. This is especially the case with Gen-Z Men. “What if the bank server is down?” “What if the internet doesn’t work?” “What if my phone switches off?” These guys don’t care about any of these. Millennial men still carry wallets. Not because they use them. But because they have anxiety. And because it feels wrong to step out without one. And that wallet is full of nonsense bills, expired cards and god knows what. But guess what? Gen Z phone gallery is no different.
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I’m officially changing my name to Attention. So, from today onwards, you are legally bound to pay Attention. Literally. UPI. NEFT. Wallet. Even Sodexo coupons, I’m not picky. For years now, you’ve been using my name in vain: “Pay attention.” “Can I have your attention for a minute?” "Give me attention." Not anymore. You have exams? Pay Attention. You have an important meeting? Pay Attention. Your boss says, “I need your attention.”? He needs to pay up. And before you say I’m being unrealistic, let’s talk numbers. If 8.2 billion of you pay me just ₹10 each, that’s ₹82 billion. I will be rich in no time.