Viral Video

The theme park will hold an anti-bias training and a program intended to make all races at Sesame Place feel seen, welcome and included. 

The racist behavior in the NorthPark Centre Dillard’s in Dallas was caught on video, then shared on Instagram one week ago.

Police used street cameras to track the assailant’s movements and detained a man identified as Filippo Claudio Giuseppe Ferlazzo, 32.

Mark Hall reportedly shared the 10-second Ripley recording to Snapchat, where it was reposted on Facebook, then went viral.

The video shows two young Black girls who appear to be snubbed by a performer dressed as Rosita at Sesame Place in Philadelphia.

Tiara Mack, a state senator for Rhode Island, defended herself as “fun” and “not a robot” after video of her twerking went viral.

“It’s exactly what the inference is that bothers me,” said Miami-Dade Police Interim Director George Perez, who ordered the probe.

Unless you have actively avoided Twitter, Instagram and TikTok for the past weeks, you have likely heard “Legs, Hips, Body,” the now-viral single.

An Eagles fan went viral this week after a video of her dancing to Janet Jackson’s “All For You” caught the attention of the music icon. 

Told of his son’s actions, Bryan Brunson, gun in hand, tells his neighbor in response: “Okay, so he beat on your door.”

In the eight-minute video, students at Druid Hills High School use iPhones to document the classrooms that are crumbling around them.

Jada Pinkett Smith’s reaction to husband Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars revealed in newly surfaced viral video.

According to University of Houston’s newspaper, The Daily Cougar, the video appeared to be filmed by a freshman and shared on Snapchat.

The video shows Kenosha officer Shawn Guetschow intervening in a fight, scuffling with a girl, then falling and hitting his head on a table.

Kim Kardashian is making headlines yet again. A recent clip from an interview for Variety has now gone viral.

The new tag comes via two Black women at Instagram, where Alexis Michelle Adjei is a data analyst and Cameryn Boyd is an engineer.

“I don’t understand why they arrested him and not me,” the boy told the news outlet. “I say, that was just plain old racist.”