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already has 16 million views — captured the moment the DJ played Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” for the selected royalty.“When your legs don’t work like they used to before,” Sheeran sings in the song’s opening line.But prom-goers audibly cringed at the 2014 smash hit’s lyric as prom queen Sarah Mendenhall sat in the middle of the dance floor — in a wheelchair. “This would haunt me the rest of my life if I were the DJ,” Orozco wrote on top of the scene, which has over 2.8 million likes and 44,900 comments.“The DJ knew exactly what he was doing,” one user wrote, with another weighing in, “That’s f–ked up bro.” “He said ‘hold up I got the perfect song,'” another joked. “The DJ was slipped a $20 to play that by the girl who came in second place,” another guessed.

detailed Variety exposé, the woman who was allegedly choked by Ezra Miller at a bar in Iceland in 2020 recalled the events leading up to the viral video. Three sources support the anonymous alleged victim’s claim that she started a conversation with the star of “The Flash” — who uses they/them pronouns — after noticing wounds on their feet. The woman said Miller, who was wearing flip-flops, told her that they got the injuries from a fight.

wouldn’t fit on the rides, she almost canceled.“The fact that I even have to think about if I will fit the rides is the first difference [in being a plus-sized visitor],” the mental-health nursing student told NeedToKnow.online.O’Neill said she worries about pushing down ride seats and safety bars to close them, adding that she also is concerned about safety following the death of a 14-year-old boy who died after falling off a ride at a theme park in Orlando, Florida, in March. An autopsy subsequently found that he was 96 pounds over the weight safety limit.Deciding she didn’t want other people to be in the same uncomfortable situation, O’Neill — who is a size 24 to 26 — made a TikTok video of herself checking seat sizes for each ride.“I used all the test seats that I could find, which most people don’t have to do,” she explained.

not even close?“Jeopardy” contestant Halley Ryherd faced the wrath of Twitter Wednesday night when she mixed up popular throwback hip-hop groups.During the “Chuck D, Times 3” category of gameplay — which included prompts about Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens, as well as rapper Chuck D of Public Enemy — current host Mayim Bialik read the following clue:“In the 1990s, Chuck D began fighting the power in this hip-hop group with Flavor Flav, a man who always knew what time it was,”Ryherd, an attorney, quickly buzzed in, hesitantly answering, “What is the Funky Bunch?,” referring to Marky Mark’s — or Mark Wahlberg’s — hip-hop group. Remember, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch sing 1991’s “Good Vibrations” while Public Enemy is known for 1988’s “Fight The Power.”The incorrect response cost Ryherd $600 — and a whole lot of scolding on social media.

during an Instagram live with Woody Allen Tuesday.Baldwin was interviewing the controversial filmmaker in a livestream during which tech issues plagued the chat, with Wi-Fi apparently dropping out multiple times.After the screen froze mid-chat, Baldwin got off the couch and could be heard yelling at someone off-screen in Spanish, which was later translated to be requesting the dogs to stop barking.“Leonetta! Leonetta! Basta! Las perritas! Basta! Las perritas, suficiente!” Baldwin yelled, which reportedly translates to “Leonetta! Leonetta! Enough! The dogs! Enough. The dogs, that’s enough!”It both baffled and amused viewers online, with native Spanish speakers claiming they found it difficult to understand what Baldwin was saying.

$4 billion on influencer marketing this year, but some social media stars are struggling to keep up and stop their star from burning out. TikTok and YouTube stars packed the Anaheim Convention Center last weekend for the return of VidCon, a popular conference that connects digital creators with brands and fans.

racked up almost 100,000 followers on Instagram and 4.7 million likes on TikTok by sharing a barrage of makeup tutorials and other beauty tips and tricks. One popular video, posted by Shnabel last weekend, is now going viral on the social media site. It captures her transformation into a glamorous goddess with the help of cosmetic contouring.

#Verzuz battle wasn’t such a “s- -t show.”Frustrated fans of early-2000s R&B took up their virtual torches and pitchforks on Twitter Thursday, bashing the hours-long livestream face-off between the two vocal giants. The “chaotic” event, held at The Novo Theater in downtown Los Angles, started with an ill-fated performance by a seemingly inebriated Ray J, 41, and ended with several sour musical notes. “That was 4.5 hours of pure CHAOS. And we sat here and watched all 4.5 hours,” tweeted a disgruntled viewer. “This Verzuz is a s- -t show.

video of him dancing went viral for all the wrong reasons.The “Cry Me a River” singer issued an apology to Washington, DC, in an Instagram Story after fans compared his attempt at the area’s famous Beat Ya Feet dance he did onstage at the Something in the Water music festival to him doing the hokey pokey.“DC, I want to apologize to you for two reasons: Here, and here,” Timberlake said, panning down to his feet. “I had a long talk with both of them, individually,” he said of his two seemingly left feet.

dubbed a “Karen” — seemed to purposefully “ruin” a wedding across the street, droning out the bride with a lawnmower as she walked down the aisle.In fact, the whirring during her lawn mowing session was so noisy that it even disturbed the couple’s vows so the audience couldn’t hear them.The clip, which garnered more than 293,000 views on TikTok, has sparked outrage in the comments.“The second the bride’s song came on and she walked down the aisle this Karen decided to PURPOSELY mow her lawn and yell at us to ruin the wedding,” the text on the video, captioned “some people are so miserable,” read.Snippets of the ceremony, which included the sharing vows and the bride gracing the aisle, appeared in the clip, as well as a sneak peek of the “Karen” who disrupted the special day.some people are so miserable #karen #wedding #weddingruined #ruines #SlurpeeRun #karens #karensgoingwild #karensoftiktok #fyp #fypシ“She continued through the entire wedding and we could not hear the vows etc,” the user, who was a guest, added.“Some people are just rude like that.

being held captive by a religious cult, the 25-year-old keeps on dancing. Derrick — whose maiden name is Wilking — built a successful TikTok dance account with her sister, Melanie Wilking, under the username @wilkngssister until 2021 when the siblings split and Miranda signed with 7M management.

“First Drink vs. Last Drink,” has clocked up a whopping 9.5 million views on TikTok — and has even spawned a series of copycat clips. “Hi, I’m Holly, and this is my first drink!” one of the bridesmaids is seen saying near the beginning of the video, with that footage filmed at the start of the wedding reception.The clip then cuts to Holly at the end of the evening, with the boozy bridesmaid looking worse for wear.

viral optical illusion challenging viewers to see if their brains rank in the “top one percent.”TikTok user Rana Ashard shared the tricky picture to his “illusions” account showing a drawing of an old man’s face with a beard and hair.However, there’s more than meets the eye, with Ashard instructing 1.1 million followers — some of whom claimed they solved the challenge in “seconds — to hold their screens further away from their eyes to see if it changes what they see.“Look at the image again,” said Ashard, who’s racked up millions of views with his brain teasers. “What do you see?”According to Ashard, changing the distance from the eyes to the screen can help bring out the image of a woman on the man’s face.Spoiler alert: If you look closer at the nose of the man in the image, it looks like a woman is sitting with her back facing the viewer, wearing a wide brimmed hat and her arms stretched out, blending in with wrinkles underneath his eyes.The response from TikTok users was mixed, but most appeared to claim they found the woman quickly.“Sitting with her back to the picture with a hat on,” one user wrote.

Sweet Creature.” Harry Styles paused his concert at Emirates Old Trafford in England on Wednesday to try and locate his first school teacher, Mrs. Vernon.“I’m going to ask a favor from you because I’d like to try and find someone in the audience,” the 28-year-old Brit told the stadium that holds 26,000 fans.“So, we’re going to get really quiet and I’m going to see if I can locate this person if you don’t mind helping me.”The crowd obliged, except for one rowdy bunch. “You’re not Mrs.

TikTok trend could be the real reason tortillas are flying off grocery store shelves.Social media users are shown standing in a circle while holding water in their bulging cheeks and slapping each other with the circular flatbread, deeming whoever spits out the liquid first as the loser. Whoever keeps their composure the longest then wins the “Tortilla Challenge.” One example, posted by Patti Mac, has over 62.7 million views.

fell from a top-tier balcony at a Harry Styles concert, she would’ve thought it was a “blow-up doll.”The 39-year-old mother from Scotland is shocked — yet grateful — that her 20-year-old son, Dylan Wood, is “relatively unscathed” from his scary accident at the former boy bander’s Glasgow, Scotland, concert on Saturday. “I wish I hadn’t watched the video,” Hawkins admitted to The Sun about the fan-captured footage of the plummet. “You get a picture in your own head of what it looked like, but seeing that was terrible.”Hawkins was in bed when she got the dreaded call that Wood was injured and in the hospital.

BBC reports. The pop superstar did not seem to notice the horror incident taking place. A Police Scotland spokesperson said the man was tended to by medical staff and that “there were no suspicious circumstances” surrounding the fall.Several shaken concertgoers took to Twitter, with one claiming there was no first responders or security to be seen in the minutes following the accident.“Still in shock after @Harry_Styles concert @Ibrox.

giving an excited fist-pump during the star’s explosive defamation trial.Chew confirmed to Law&Crime that his now-viral courtroom celebration came because he knew Amber Heard’s decision to mention unfounded rumors about Depp’s treatment of another famous ex, Kate Moss, would be a turning point in unraveling her testimony.“There was an instance in which Ms. Heard actually did admit to punching Johnny, and that was what we call the ‘staircase incident,” the now-celebrity lawyer told the outlet.He recalled how Heard told the court she “had to punch Johnny” or else he would “have pushed her sister Whitney down the stairs the same way she had heard that he had pushed Kate Moss down the stairs.”“I lost my composure for a moment and did a fist-pump because I knew that was not true,” Chew, 60, said of his caught-on-camera celebration.Still, he insisted that Heard’s mention of the British supermodel “put a lot of pressure on us — we really had to come up with the goods.”“Fortunately, Ms.

TikTok challenges are back — and the high price of obtaining online infamy is again endangering the lives of young people.Teens are now jumping in front of oncoming trucks in an attempt to make outrageous online content — but suffering fatal consequences.Two Indonesian teens have died already due to the “angel of death” truck challenge, including one 18-year-old who was mowed down in the city of Tangerang, local news outlet Coconuts Jakarta reported. The city’s official Twitter account posted a disturbing, semicensored video of the horrific incident, warning that the “reckless action of teenagers to stop the truck” caused a death.As many as 14 minors who were suspected of participating in the same behavior were detained that day in the city, per Indonesia’s Sindo News.

Kasang Kulim Zoo in the Riau province of Indonesia, Newsflare reported. The 19-year-old allegedly taunted the resident orangutan — and that’s when the peeved primate grabbed him by the arm and yanked him toward the cage, as captured in an alarming video with more than 16.5 million views on Twitter alone.“The visitor wanted to take a video [and] create content without permission,” an outraged zookeeper identified only as Ides told the outlet. “He crossed the safety distance barrier.

stole the show at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee over the weekend while sporting a series of animated facial expressions, during events celebrating the monarch’s 70-year reign.The 4-year-old’s antics have already inspired dozens of viral memes. Now, “Will & Grace” producer Gary Janetti has commented on the high-class clown — by creating a hilarious parody trailer that compares the pint-sized prince to devilish Damien Thorn from the 1976 horror flick “The Omen.”Janetti, who is known for his popular posts poking fun at the royal family, shared his comic creation to Instagram on Monday, where it quickly garnered thousands of likes.