#viral-videos

#viral-videos

People are sharing their frustration and concern for Billie Eilish after multiple videos showed her being violently pulled off a walkway at a Miami concert. The singer is currently on her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, and on Thursday, she played the first of three shows at Miami's Kaseya Center. As seen in videos shared online, Billie was walking down a runway, greeting fans, when someone suddenly - and aggressively - pulled her into a barricade.

"My daughter is out of town, so I'm taking my son-in-law to do 'old lady white people s---,' Harris said in one of her viral videos in which the dynamic duo visit a farm petting zoo and do goat yoga. It has over 7 million views. So Harris and Cruz decided to keep the adventures rolling. "I had no idea it was going to go viral, but that's exactly what happened," Harris tells TODAY.com. "It blew me away, how people really just wanted some wholesome content."

Warning: If you haven't seen this documentary, this post is FULL of spoilers. If you've seen Unknown Number: The High School Catfish on Netflix, then you know exactly why people can't stop talking about it. Back in 2021, a high school girl and her boyfriend started getting disturbing, anonymous texts that wouldn't stop.

One night, a friend of mine went out for dinner with her husband and toddler. The toddler, who sometimes had trouble swallowing, choked on his food - and threw up, repeatedly, in the restaurant. People around them were laughing while my friend and her family were in distress, adding to their embarrassment. But that wasn't the worst part, she told me.

The dance floor tragedy was captured in a video that recently went viral on social media, though its original source is unclear.

The Coldplay viral video captured married co-workers showing pure joy and excitement on Kiss Cam, leading to a surprising reaction that quickly attracted online attention.

Footage from a Coldplay concert captured a couple in surprise as their image appeared on the big screen, leading to viral reactions online.

Eric Adams, the first mayor in New York City's history to be indicted while in office, combines humor and a unique approach to office in his public persona.

The prank, coined the 'Apple Pay' prank, has been circulating TikTok over the last few days. The goal is to elicit some kind of extreme response from the target for the sake of a viral video.

As celebrities make their way down the Spirit Tunnel on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the videos capture their true personalities, showcasing their rhythm, improvisation skills, and level of fame.

"That's when you know it's bad," TikTokker @solid_soul83 said in the snippet posted April 8, expressing shock at the drastic security measures taken by Walmart.