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IShowSpeed mobbed by fans, snake bites Russian dancer’s nose, and more: Top 5 viral videos

A look at the top five viral videos of the day.

Top 5 viral videos

The top five viral videos of Friday are here. From a popular YouTuber getting swamped by his fans in Chile to a Russian dancer getting bitten on the nose by a non-venomous snake to Latvian director Gints Zilbalodis and his dog reacting to being nominated at 97th Oscars, here are today’s viral videos.

Fan frenzy in Chile

IShowSpeed faced chaotic scenes in Chile as fans mobbed him outside a cafe. A viral video shows the YouTuber struggling to navigate through the overwhelming crowd.

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Snake bites dancer’s nose

A Russian dancer posing with a giant snake faced a shocking moment when it bit her nose. She calmly placed the non-venomous snake down after the incident, escaping with only minor injuries.

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Latvian filmmaker’s adorable reaction

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Latvian director Gints Zilbalodis celebrated historic Oscar nominations for his animated film Flow by casually snacking on an apple and cuddling his golden retriever, delighting fans worldwide.

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Ceiling collapse at concert

A Bad Omens concert in Melbourne turned chaotic as falling ceiling tiles injured fans during the performance. Viral footage shows concertgoers scrambling for safety.

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Atul Kulkarni earns monkey’s trust

Actor Atul Kulkarni shared a heart-warming video of a monkey napping on his lap at an abandoned palace near Mysuru where he was shooting.

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That’s a wrap for today’s viral highlights.

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