Viral Videos

The quarterback's reaction was caught on camera as teammates rushed to separate Bradley Chubb and Alaric Jackson after Buffalo's overtime win.

A demonstrator who climbed a bus stop in São Paulo with a Palestinian flag and Lula banners is going viral.

The K-pop star's crowd-surfing attempt went very, very wrong.

Indie artist The Dotted Line says his upcoming Drake diss track is "insanity."

Giants fan Erika Nicole Alvarez described her husband as being misunderstood days after the clip went viral.

The streamer said he was "crying laughing" at the nail tech's allegations that he was a no-show to his appointment.

An X community note identified the viral freestyle video as AI-generated, part of a wider trend of fake "On The Radar" clips.

The social media influencer posted an outtake from her appearance in Drake's 'FOMO' short film.

The comedian and podcaster tossed tennis and baseballs in a spoof of the controversial Sweeney commercial.

The lighthearted clip arrives shortly after the couple narrowly avoided a wrong-way driver in Texas, an incident Lee called a near-death experience.

Stansson gives his account of the outrageous grayscale monologue clips in honor of the series' 20th anniversary.

The British competitive eater beat her own 2022 mark by 1.6 seconds at Guinness World Records HQ in London, and picked up two more titles the same day.

Candy Sydney-Browning, who teaches at Dobbs Elementary School, wants to make sure kids are comfortable when they have to toot.

The Sandy Springs employee behind the million-view "Waffle Options" rap says he was let go after refusing to delete content filmed in his uniform on the job.

A video shared by Chris Schiavone showed the moment he was struck by lightning and lived to tell the tale.

The rising rap artist out of Mumbai gives his Vizen-produced viral hit an official release via Mashooriya Originals and Mass Appeal India.

Surveillance video, a frightened bartender, and a cruise ship arrest: what really happened inside Miami’s Hard Rock Cafe that night?

The woman used the ensuing virality to speak out about misconceptions surrounding the art form.