#viral-trend

#viral-trend

In-N-Out has reportedly kicked 67 out of its order system. According to a report from People Magazine, it removed the number because of the viral 6-7 trend. The fast food chain says kids and teenagers would wait around just to hear it called, and then jump into unruly 6-7 celebrations. Employees confirmed the number hasn't been used for orders for about a month. So now, the order system jumps from 66 straight to 68.

At first, the Bearista debut on November 6 seemed like a black eye. The 20-ounce glass tumbler, shaped like a cute bear sporting a Starbucks beanie, sparked immediate viral demand, with customers at some locations lining up at 3 a.m. to score one. This apparently caught the company off guard, and supplies of the $30 object ran out almost instantly.

Here's an example: On Nov. 10, creator @jordan_shier posted a clip of herself celebrating her birthday, complete with a fancy dinner and beautiful sparklers. There's a clock ticking audio and the phrase " Me before the rabbit got me" on the screen. In her caption, she wrote, "Little did she know the pain of loss/heartbreak was going to destroy the beginning of her 20's!" as a way to allude to what happened soon after.

On a cold Monday afternoon in Hyde Park, London, a small group of people gather by the Huntress fountain chatting softly among themselves. Nothing about the group would seem unusual to passing dog walkers and runners until they huddle together and one starts a countdown. On three, a collective scream cuts through the park. The outburst lasts only a few seconds before giving way to laughter.

Pranksters in London play cruel stunts pretending to use Apple Pay on strangers' phones, causing confusion and anger among victims, sparking backlash.