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London musician’s resemblance with Statue of Liberty, Prince William changing tyre, and more: Top 5 viral videos today

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

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The top viral highlights for Friday are in. From a video of a London musician who poses a striking resemblance to the Statue of Liberty to Prince William changing a tyre at a London-based start-up to a large number of ships bunched up in Singapore because of the Red Sea crisis, here are the top five viral videos of the day.

Musician resembles ‘Statue of Liberty’

London-based musician Su Krikken has gained viral fame for her striking resemblance to the Statue of Liberty, prompting her to plan a Halloween costume featuring the iconic crown and torch.

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Prince William changes tyre

As per Sky news, Prince William visited a start-up in London that is developing sustainable tyres for electric vehicles. During his visit, he assisted in changing the tyres on an Uber-branded car, a new partner of the company.

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Red Sea disruption

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British journalist Richard Quest shared a video showing many ships anchored in Singapore, commenting, “All bunched up here because of Red Sea disruption to shipping and changes in logistics. Fascinating.” However, numerous users in the comments noted that this has been a common sight in Singapore for ships.

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Ant in laptop screen

A video of an ant crawling inside a laptop screen has gone viral, amassing over 500,000 views since being posted on X.

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Picnic in Australia be like

There’s a hilarious video making the rounds on Instagram featuring a monitor lizard crashing a picnic and causing chaos. The post includes the caption, “Tell me you live in Australia without telling me you live in Australia.”

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

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