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Silvana Mojica hints at Dave Portnoy breakup

Silvana shared a clip of herself crying on the bathroom floor and wrote: “Imagine you buy these for someone and then get broken up with.”

She then showed a series of cards she appears to have bought for Dave Portnoy with adorable messages about love.

One says “angels couldn’t be everywhere, so they sent me you” while another adds: “I have little hearts in my eyes for you”.

You can hear her sniffling as she reads the cards and Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car is playing in the background.

Fans devastated they could be over

The breakup hasn’t been confirmed, but fans are really upset that the pair seem to have parted ways right before Thanksgiving.

One person wrote: “WAIT WHAT ?!?! DAVE AND SILVANA ARE OVER ?!?! WHAT ?!?! Since when.”

“This can’t be real,” said another.

A third person added: “And the day before Thanksgiving. THE AUDACITY.”

“The biggest heartbreak of the century,” someone else commented.

Another said: “No, I’m sobbing.”

Inside Dave and Silvana’s relationship

Dave and Silvana were first linked in March 2021 after being pictured together at a club in Miami.

In October of that year, Portnoy told journalist Adam Glyn the pair were “doing great” and said he would be open to getting married again.

When Dave first asked her to hang out, the 28-year-old said: “Yeah but sorry I’m busy for the next month and he said Silvana.. I’m busy but nobody is that busy.. lmao here we are.”

The pair have posted loads of loved-up pictures together on Instagram over the past two years, which are still there despite the breakup rumors.

Mojica graduated with a degree in marketing from Florida State University and worked for a fashion company in Miami.

Now, she is a full-time Instagram model, internet personality and Fashion Nova ambassador.

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How to get more oven mitts

You can get more oven mitts by following any of these three methods – landing on oven gloves token, quick wins, or participating in the Monopoly Go events.

The oven mitts tend to appear during the event as floating objects. You can easily pick them up while you are playing. You will notice that, as soon as you have picked one, another has appeared. While there will be an endless supply of the oven mitts, the chance of you getting them lies in the number of moves you have left.

You can also stack your daily quick wins to get more gloves. By completing these daily tasks, you can win oven gloves, dice, and points as well. Lastly, you can participate in events such as Blessed Feast Event, Gravy Train Tournament, or more and collect mitts.

When does the Thanksgiving Partners event end?

The Monopoly GO Thanksgiving partner event will end on Sunday, November 26, 2023, at 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET.

While players will have many days to receive rewards, it will only be possible if you collect the oven mitts on the way. The event features four different Thanksgiving Dishes and the goal is to bake all of them before the time runs out.

You will have the option to invite your friend to team up but keep in mind that you won’t be able to switch partners once selected. Together, you and your partner have to collect oven mitts to win grand prizes.

What rewards can you get?

For 2500 points you can get 200 dice, cash for 5000 points, Blue Vault – 300 Dice, 3-Star Pink Sticker Pack for 12,500 points, Pink Vault – 400 Dice, 4-Star Blue Sticker Pack for 25,000 points, 500 Dice, Cash, 4-Star Gold Blue Sticker Pack for 35,000 points, and lastly, 5000 Dice, 5-Star Galaxy/Gold Purple Sticker Pack, Pumpkin Pie Token if you complete all four dishes.

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Price of Ice Spice’s Chia Pet and where to buy it

The Ice Spice Chia Pet is available for the price of $34.99 and it is being sold at participating Urban Outfitters, Spencers, Target, Hot Topic, and Amazon.

Fans can also grab it on the Chia Pet website as well as icespicemusic.com starting Friday, November 24, 2023. Chia Pet released a commercial on Wednesday supporting its new product, created in collaboration with the Chicago-based lifestyle brand Living Product and fans can’t wait to get it!

The terra cotta home decor is completed with an iced-out portrait chain and rapper‘s pink hoodie.

The Ice Spice Chia Pet comes with three plantings and a plastic drip tray. It can be washed and replanted any number of times!

How to grow sprouts on the rapper’s terra cotta figurine

According to the Chia Pet website, the sprouts coming out of the rapper’s head will achieve a “chart-topping growth” within 2 weeks.

All you need to do is spread the seeds, water them, and watch the leafy green hair grow out of the terra cotta figure. Follow the below instructions.

1. Submerge the Chia Pet in water completely and let it soak for half an hour.
2. Mix two teaspoons of chia seeds with 2 tablespoons or 1/8 cup of water in a separate container. Wait five minutes before stirring the mixture to get a jam-like consistency.
3. Strain the seeds and let them sit for two to three minutes before spreading an even layer on the figurine.
4. Do not water the seeds for 2 days. On the third day, fill Chia Pet with water using the hole at the top of the planter and place it in the drip tray.
5. Cover the Chia Pet with a plastic bag loosely placed over it at night and remove it in the morning to create a greenhouse effect. Ensure the bag doesn’t touch the seeds.
6. Add fresh water to Chia Pet every day as you empty the drip tray and the seeds should sprout in about three to four days.
7. When the sprouts appear overgrown, remove the old growth and replant the seeds. The planter can be reused indefinitely.

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How to do Fanalytics for Spotify in 2023

Fanalytics is a feature available on the third-party website anthems.fm and it analyzes your stats from the current year to reveal who your favorite artist is, among other things. Follow the below to see your Fanalytics for Spotify.

1. Visit anthems.fm to Discover Your Fanalytics.
2. Connect to Spotify by logging in to your Facebook, Google, or using your phone number.
3. Agree to the terms and conditions.
4. The website will display your stats by studying your data on Spotify.

Participants will receive unique artist graphics, which can be downloaded for free and shared across social media platforms.

Find out more about your listening habits

The feature will reveal your go-to party artist, as well as the songs by them you have listened to the most.

The fun app also shows the percentage of fans you belong to for a certain artist as well as the different times or moods when you played your favorite tracks.

For instance, if you are a Taylor Swift fan, you may be streaming her tracks when you’re eating at night, when you wear a shiny outfit, or when the “air buzzes with energy.”

Is Fanalytics available for Apple Music?

At the moment, Fanalytics is only available for Spotify users, which has left Apple Music listeners disappointed as they want to find out about their streaming habits in 2023 too.

One fan wrote: “Fanalytics has no integration with Apple Music nor YouTube Music? Boo.”

“Sigh. I want to do the Fanalytics thing but I use Apple Music,” said another.

A third user tagged Apple Music to ask: “Is there a reason as to why we don’t have Fanalytics?

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Money Saving Mom, a brand that had partnered with Jane.com recently revealed that they received a couple of emails from the website stating that it would be down for maintenance. While it seemed strange given that it was Black Friday week, the sellers did not question too much.

Fast forward to this week, the sellers and customers were informed that the company had shut down. However, when they approached the company to seek some answers, all their questions were dodged.

Now, customers and sellers have been coming forward and sharing their tales.

Police have opened an investigation

The Lehi Police Department has launched an investigation against the company after several sellers and customers came forward with their complaints.

After hearing what happened with the brand, people were quick to react on social media with one writing: “Down for maintenance”… Well that would explain why I abruptly stopped getting emails.” “They owe us $20,000!,” wrote a brand on TikTok.

“Well that explains why the app died and I was trying to use it last night,” said one more. “I don’t think closing will protect them the lawsuits… hoping the business owners who sold on the site can band together,” said another. “I’m surprised Jane lasted this long. Things were way overpriced and shipping took forever. Interested to see what happens!” said another one.

Some brands that were listed on the website

Krazy Coupon Lady managed to compile a list of all the brands that were partnered with Jane.com and if you wish to support them, their details have been mentioned below:

• Copper Lane Clothing 
• Pink Pineapple Clothing 
• Luna Nail Wraps – Nail wraps, get 25% off with code JANE25
• Hope + Grace – Women’s clothing, 15% off and free shipping on $50+
• Custom Vinyl By Design – Tees and personalized gifts, save 20% and get free shipping
• Daisy Ridge Boutique 
• Dream Life Boutique 
• Face and Body Shoppe 
• OBX Prep – Personalized gifts, fashion, and accessories, get 25% off with code Jane25
• Tylee Rei 
• Sweet Tree 
• Natalie Fox Studio – Jewelry, get 50% off with code THANKS and free shipping on $50 with code FREESHIP
• HBunnie Creations 
• Party in a Pinch 
• Sew Lucky Embroidery 
• SweetHometownCo 
• Willow Lane 
• LoriCraffeyDesignCo 
• DESignsBySRP 
• Making Wright – Custom engraved drinkware, get 25% off
• ZoeyBellesCreations
• Five Little Things 
• Sealed Paperie 
• Stick ’em up Labels 
• Kbcreatedco 
• My Hero Creations 
• ZoeyBellesCreations
• Sara Gourley Art 
• Bella and Franco – Custom blankets and gifts, email subscribers get 15% off
• Practical Paper Company – Planners, get 40% off luxe planners with code 40luxe

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‘Woman freaks out as guy blocks her’

“I’m freaking out because of my date last night and I think he blocked me,” Molly Rutter said in the viral video.

She went on a date with a guy the night before which went well and they “really hit it off”.

“We went to two different bars. We had a great time. It was like really romantic. We had good chemistry,” she said.

He came back to her apartment, where she opened up about the fact she makes TikTok videos about the guys she meets.

The woman shares her dating experiences – the good, the bad and the ugly – on her TikTok account @mollylivesabroad.

‘He blocked me because of TikTok’

They looked at her TikTok together and he was “so chill” about her posting their dates – or so she thought.

As they scrolled, he kept trying to open some of the dating stories and she told him not to as it was “awkward”.

She said he could watch them in his own time and he wasn’t bothered. He asked her out to dinner the following day.

However, she woke up the next morning and found that her number had been blocked and Bumble conversation was gone.

“What am I doing wrong like should I stop this?” She said. “What possibly could be on my TikTok that would prompt someone to just block me no questions asked?”

TikTok users aren’t so sure

The video is titled “he blocked me because of TikTok” – but people aren’t convinced that was the issue and think he was just being an idiot.

One person commented: “Men lose respect if they get everything on the first date.”

“You gave it up on the first date. He was obviously looking to hit and quit!” said another.

A third person added: “He’s just not that into you.”

“I don’t think it was about the TikTok. It seems he was looking for a hookup,” someone else wrote.

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USPS WhatsApp scam circles

The scam message claims that you have a package waiting at the warehouse and additional information is needed to deliver it.

It asks you to click on a link and confirm your address before concluding: “The USPS team wishes you a wonderful day.”

Hackers are posing as the postal service and using fake messages to take victims to a bogus phishing site which will steal your details.

Criminals want to retrieve personal information such as account passwords, date of birth and credit card numbers for fraudulent purposes.

Do not click on the ‘smishing’ link

USPS is aware of these scam messages and has urged people not to click on any strange web links.

“If you never signed up for a USPS tracking request for a specific package, then don’t click the link! This type of text message is a scam called smishing,” their website says.

Smishing is a combination of the words “SMS” and “phishing” and is when cybercriminals send deceptive text messages to lure victims into sharing personal information.

USPS says it will not send customers any text messages or e-mails without a customer requesting the service first with a tracking number.

How to report a USPS scam

Any suspicious messages should be reported to WhatsApp:

1. Click on the message thread.
2. Hold down the message bubble.
3. Click ‘Report’.
4. Then, tap on the person’s name at the top.
5. Scroll down to ‘Report’.

You need to report the scam directly to USPS too:

1. Begin a new email to [email protected].
2. Copy the body of the suspicious message without clicking on the link and paste into the email.
3. Attach a screenshot of the message showing the phone number of the sender and the date sent.
4. Include any relevant details including if you clicked the link, lost money or provided any personal information.
5. Don’t forget to include your name and contact information.

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Funny AI Grinch Filter goes viral

The brilliant effect uses artificial intelligence to put the Grinch’s face onto everyone on the screen and it’s just as funny as it sounds.

It also turns your body green and gives you hair like the festive character who hates the ever-growing festive cheer in Whoville.

The filter was created by the TikTok user @manuborrero and has already been used a staggering 2.5 million times.

Children’s author and cartoonist Dr Seuss made the character for his 1957 book How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

The green, furry, pot-bellied humanoid creature was played by Jim Carrey in the 2000 movie of the same name.

How to do the Grinch Filter on TikTok

1. Open TikTok.
2. Click on the magnifying glass.
3. Search ‘Grinch Filter’.
4. Click on the effect called ‘grinch’.
5. Tap ‘Use this effect’.

A TikTok challenge has gone viral that involves dancing along to Gunna’s track FukUMean with the filter on and it’s making everyone laugh.

People are also trying the effect on their children and pets which is equally as funny.

One person wrote on Twitter: “That Grinch effect on TikTok is hilarious lmao.”

“The Grinch Filter been taking me outtttt,” said another.

A third person added: “Having way too much fun on TikTok, this Grinch Filter is life!”

“This Grinch filter trend on TikTok is my favorite thing right now,” someone else said.

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Why is ‘delivered’ flashing on Snapchat?

The word ‘delivered’ flashes after you send a message to let you know that it has delivered to the friend successfully.

“When the word ‘delivered’ is flashing on Snapchat, it means that the Snap you sent has been successfully delivered to the recipient,” Snapchat’s chatbot My AI confirmed.

“It’s just a way of letting you know that your Snap has reached its destination.”

Other words also flash including ‘recieved’, ‘opened’ and ‘new Snap’ to show that the action has been completed.

It doesn’t mean the person is active

A rumor is spreading online that the flashing means the person is currently active on the app and not opening your message.

However, that isn’t true. The pulsating feature doesn’t mean the recipient is half-swiping the message either.

This misinformation went viral in October after a TikTok user said: “Snapchat has just brought out the most intersting little thing.”

“If you sent someone a Snapchat message and it’s flashing when it says ‘delivered’, it means that they’re actively on the app using it,” she continued.

The video got more than 2.4 million views and riled everyone up in the comments as people thought it was true.

What Snapchat’s message icons mean

• Red solid arrow: You sent a Snap without audio and it hasn’t been opened
• Red unfilled arrow: Friend opened your Snap without audio
• Red solid square: Your friend sent you a Snap without audio and you haven’t opened it
• Red unfilled square: Snap you sent without audio has been viewed by the friend
• Red double unfilled arrows: Friend took a screenshot of a Snap without audio
• Red circle with arrowhead: Friend replayed a Snap without audio
• Purple solid arrow: You sent a Snap with audio and it hasn’t been opened
• Purple unfilled arrow: Friend opened your Snap with audio
• Purple solid square: Friend sent you a Snap with audio and you haven’t opened it
• Purple unfilled square: You viewed a Snap with audio from the friend
• Purple double unfilled arrows: Friend took a screenshot of a Snap with audio
• Purple circle with arrowhead: Friend replayed a Snap with audio
• Blue solid arrow: You sent a Chat message and it hasn’t been read
• Blue unfilled arrow: Friend opened your Chat message
• Blue solid square: Friend sent you a Chat message and you haven’t read it
• Blue unfilled square: You viewed a Chat message from this friend
• Blue double unfilled arrows: Friend took a screenshot of a Chat message
• Gray solid arrow: You sent a Snap that is pending
• Gray unfilled square: A Snap or Chat message is pending and may have expired

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Omegle faced 50 lawsuits over the years

With minimal age restrictions or protection measures, the site was easily accessible to children across the globe. This is where parents may have been concerned.

Just a quick search on X and you’ll understand that a lot of adults accessed the site during their teen years at some point, usually at sleepovers of some kind. As reported on the BBC, the site has been mentioned in at least 50 lawsuits in the last few years.

A lengthy statement was posted to the site following its closure, with K-Brooks offering some backstory about his original intentions and motivations.

SEE: PERSON ‘RUINS FRIEND’S HONEYMOON’ AFTER ‘RED FLAG’ IN STORY THAT SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF ONLINE SAFETY

Omegle creator founded the site as a teenager

K-Brooks explained: “I launched Omegle when I was 18 years old, and still living with my parents. It was meant to build on the things I loved about the Internet, while introducing a form of social spontaneity that I felt didn’t exist elsewhere. If the Internet is a manifestation of the ‘global village’, Omegle was meant to be a way of strolling down a street in that village, striking up conversations with the people you ran into along the way.”

He continued to highlight some of the good stories to come out of the site, including tales of people meeting their future partners, or coming out of loneliness and depression because of the sense of community.

In contrast, he explained: “Unfortunately, there are also lowlights. Virtually every tool can be used for good or for evil, and that is especially true of communication tools, due to their innate flexibility.”

He added: “There can be no honest accounting of Omegle without acknowledging that some people misused it, including to commit unspeakably heinous crimes.”

While K-Brooks has acknowledged the failings of the platform, he also doubled down on the idea that the site itself was unfairly judged for the actions of individuals.

“The battle for Omegle has been lost, but the war against the Internet rages on,” he wrote towards the end of the statement.

People have come forward with their own stories

Since the news broke, people have been discussing their own experiences on the site and how time has made them view those experiences differently.

For instance, Harry, who was 14 at the time, told The Guardian: “It’s weird to look back on.”

Maddie, now 24, similarly admitted: “I went on it all the time with my friends and stuff – we were like 13.”

She then said they were shown adult content that they were not searching for.

SEE: MAN KEEPS HIS OWN PICKLED EAR IN A JAR AFTER IT WAS BITTEN OFF

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Uber Eats helps mom find out about ‘nasty’ messages

Taking to TikTok, Beki recalled in a video that she recently received an Uber Eats package at her door and was surprised as she hadn’t ordered it. She then went to her 16-year-old daughter to ask about the delivery and the daughter informed her that she received the food for free after entering a code on Uber Eats.

As expected, Beki was stunned to hear this and decided to look into her daughter’s phone to understand more details. She then found out that a man had been texting her daughter and had allegedly asked her to call him “bad names” and say “nasty things” in exchange for gifts or free delivery from Uber Eats.

Beki found out that her daughter’s friend had shared the man’s information which led to other’s using it to get free stuff as well.

Beki Giunta reported the messages to the police

Beki was worried about what could have happened as the man had their address. To ensure they were on the safe side, she didn’t waste a second and rushed to the police station to show them the messages.

“They were pretty concerned about it because now this guy has my address. We did not sleep for weeks because we were worried this man was going to break in,” she said. Luckily, the family is alright.

She advised other parents to be careful and keep an eye out for such social media posts.

How to report posts on social media

If you wish to do it on Twitter, follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to the Tweet you’d like to report.
2. Tap the icon located at the top of the Tweet.
3. Select Report Tweet.

To report on Facebook, do the following:

1. Go to the post you want to report.
2. Tap in the top right of the post.
3. Tap Find Support or Report Post.
4. To give feedback, tap the option that best describes how this post goes against Community Standards. Tap Next.
5. Click submit

To report on Instagram, follow these steps:

1. Click on the three dots on the top right of the post
2. Select Report

To report on TikTok, follow the steps below:

1. Select the video you want to report
2. Click on the arrow that appears in the bottom right corner of the video
3. Select ‘Report’ from the options that appear
4. Choose ‘Misleading’ from the options
5. Click on submit

READ MORE: Beware of random WhatsApp video calls that could scam you

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Funny M&M Casserole meme

The satirical post was shared by a teacher on Instagram this week who joked: “It is a tradition for me to bring my famous M&M Casserole to our faculty luncheon.”

She put four bags of chocolate M&Ms in a variety of flavors into a big white bowl and added a spoon so that people can help themselves.

“As you can see, I go all out! I bring it wearing potholders and even include the recipe card!” the teacher continued.

Next to the bowl is a card that hilariously lists the ingredients: One bag of plain M&Ms, one bag of peanut ones, one bag of almond M&Ms and one bag of peanut butter ones.

How to make M&M Casserole

Underneath the ingredients is a recipe that sarcastically explains exactly how to make it.

“DO NOT preheat the oven. DO NOT grease pan. Pour 1⁄2 bag of each bag of M&Ms into casserole dish,” it begins. “Stir gently until evenly mixed.”

The card then tells you to pour in the other half of each bag of M&Ms, stir gently and cover the casserole dish with a lid.

“Dish is now ready to serve. Do not forget the potholders! Makes 20 servings. You must be an experienced cook to master this recipe!” it continues.

The meme has had people on social media in hysterics. Some have even made parody videos in response on TikTok.

One person commented: “I think I need to bring this recipe to Thanksgiving this year.”

“This made me laugh LOVE IT,” said another.

A third added: “Hilarious! Love the dedication in the presentation!”

“You are fantastic! I’m so glad to see other teachers with a sense of humor,” someone else said.

Another wrote: “My kinda recipe! I’m going to do this!”

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Welder Alex, 32, appeared in Channel 4’s new documentary, UNTOLD: The Secret World of Fight Clubs. At an abandoned warehouse in Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, Alex faced off against East Sussex brawler Bachir “Bash” Fakhouri in the UK’s first King Of The Streets fight. But disaster struck almost immediately. 

Speaking to The Sun, Alex explained: “Ten seconds in, he bit my ear off. I didn’t know it had come off at first. Blood was trickling down my face.

“He wouldn’t let go of my hair. I ended up getting whiplash from it. He was going for my eyes.”

After attempting to gouge his opponent’s eyes, which he says is a permitted move, “the ref stopped the fight and I won.” 

SEE: Hassan Campbell is undergoing surgery after he was ‘shot’ on YouTube livestream

What happened to Alex’s ear?

Despite being rushed to hospital, doctors were unable to reattach Alex’s ear.

“It had been torn so it wasn’t a clean cut,” he explained. “There was a risk of infections too, so there was no chance. It’s quite a big chunk, about the width of your pinkie finger. It doesn’t bother me.”

Naturally, Alex brought the ear home to his partner, who insisted that he keep the body part and not put it in the bin. Alex’s ear is now stored in a jar of alcohol solution in the kitchen cupboard. But Alex insists that fighting isn’t a career for him as “you only get paid if you win.”

He continued: “It was a weird bucket list thing. I needed something else in my life, not just the monotony of clocking in and out of work. Boxing wasn’t doing it. MMA wasn’t doing it.

“This is really exciting. It’s just different and it’s great. I still haven’t felt more free than when I was fighting there, where there’s no rules and restrictions. That was a little slice of freedom, real freedom.”

But there are others that have become completely enveloped by the brutal world. Elsewhere in the landmark film, fighter Remdizz spoke about how he can now make up to £7k per video. 

Working as a full-time adjudicator, the former Muay Thai boxer explained: “The fire didn’t stop. It got bigger and bigger then boom hit the million views and that now to date is on 4.9million. That gives me the fire to think yes, let’s do another big show. That’s my thing I’m always chasing.”

UNTOLD: The Secret World of Fight Clubs is now streaming on Channel 4. 

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‘He just passed away a moment ago’ scam

The viral Facebook and TikTok scam consists of a fake video link that hackers are trying to deceive people into clicking on.

One of the links looks like a video from ABC News covering a recent car accident, while another has the BBC News logo and shows police.

Scammers across social media are sharing the phony clips and writing in the caption: “He just passed away a moment ago.”

This emotional touch encourages people to click on the video as they want to find out who died – but it’s all a horrible trick.

Do not click on the link or video

If you see a post like this on social media, do not click on the link as it’s a fake video that will take you to a scam page.

Scammers are attempting to hack your device and steal your details if you click, such as bank information and passwords.

Sadly, phishing posts and emails that contain fraudulent links are becoming increasingly common on the internet.

Earlier this year, a ‘look who died in an accident’ message similarly pulled on people’s heartstrings to steal information.

How to report a post on Facebook and TikTok

If you see a post that says “he just passed away a moment ago,” you should report it immediately.

How to report a post on Facebook:

• Click on the three dots at the top-right of the post
• Press ‘Report post’
• Tap ‘Something else’
• Select ‘Fraud or scam’
• Click ‘Submit’

How to report a post on TikTok:

• Click on the arrow in the bottom-right
• Tap ‘Report’
• Press ‘Frauds and scams’
• Tap ‘Submit’

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Viral TikTok mocks Gen Z workers for funny slang

A TikTok video posted by @corporatenatalie, who describes herself as the ‘CEO of Work-From-Home Jokes’, shows her insulting Gen Z workplace behaviors.

Generation Z is usually used to describe Americans born during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

In the meme video, the creator pretends to give feedback to a Gen Z worker, asking them to stop calling co-workers ‘girly’, describing themselves as having ‘rizz’ and more funny youngster traits.

Another pointer given by the TikToker was for Gen Z to stop taking ‘BeReals’ during work calls. BeReal is a social media app with a daily notification that encourages users to share a photo of themselves and their immediate surroundings given a randomly selected two-minute window every day.

@corporatenatalie captioned her video: “BeReal is definitely an urgent business matter.”

The viral clip has currently reached over one million views, more than 134,000 likes, and a comment section full of funny reactions.

In the comment section of the popular video mocking young people in the workplace, many users argue that Gen Z make places a “fun environment to work in.”

A user named @Logan Rex wrote: “Gen Z actually has personality in the workplace and people hate it.”

Also siding with the youngsters, @Mary Elisa suggested that the word ‘slay’ should be used more often: “As a Gen Z in corporate I love using the word slay.”

Addressing the Be Real issue, a user named @daisy commented: “But you only have two minutes to do the BeReal.”

In the viral video, the creator also advises the Gen Z worker to stop addressing a male co-worker using the term ‘daddy.’ A fellow Gen Z user named @Becky B wrote: “I’m Gen Z and saying “hey daddy” at work is insane.”

Another Gen Z worker shared their corporate experience: “My manager told me to stop calling my coworkers the ‘ancient wise ones.’”

@randomtiktokaccount17 commented: “A recruiter called a co-worker queen during an interview I had.”

More funny TikTok mocking Gen Z in the workplace

TikToker @corporatenatalie has also previously shared a similar video, urging Gen Z to stop referring to the CEO as a “savage”, and telling co-workers to “pop-off.”

Many people across social media have shared more funny clips imitating the younger generation at work, making fun of their silly excuses, slang terms and much more.

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Viral TikTok shows huge South America snake following a child

A TikTok video posted by @triggerprotuberances shows a young boy running in the streets of South America, while a gigantic snake slithers behind.

The viral clip has currently reached over 27 million views, more than two million likes along with a comment section full of both horror and hilarious reactions.

Shown in the terrifying TikTok post is the text reading: “Tf going on in South America?”

Gigantic snake scares TikTok viewers but some suspect AI

Comments beneath the popular TikTok video have viewers debating whether or not the snake footage is real or fake.

A user named @John suggested that the reptile shown in the clip is known as “the Kodiak snake.”

Like many AI videos with today’s modern technology, some are very believable. A TikTok user stated that it is hard to tell the difference between what is real and fake: “I can’t tell if these videos are real or not anymore lol they’re so crazy.”

Another user named @greg questioned: “Is that a real snake? I’m sorry I’m really tired.”

@kellylcbrl14 wrote: “I think it’s real as you can see the snake’s tongue. Scary!”

Many viewers quickly came to the conclusion that the video must not be real, commenting on how it is moving so slowly towards the young boy: “This can’t be real? Like the way it’s moving”

A comment by @jessienix588 hinted that the clip was created using AI, sarcastically asking: “The snake didn’t notice the cameraman?”

More hilarious reactions to the viral snake video on TikTok

@just_witchy_leelee jokingly stated “that’s just Nagini”, referring to the Harry Potter fictional character named Nagini, who was originally a female human Maledictus with the ability to transform into a snake.

Another Harry Potter fan asked: “Who opened The Chamber of Secrets?”

Commenting on how slow the reptile is moving in the video, @Michel Ashley joked: “Why does he look like how I look running in my dreams?”

Another funny comment about video games coming to life joked: “We got Temple Run IRL before GTA 6.”

@kgopelo wrote: “No man that’s just my classmate.”

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Marlene Benitez’s TikTok removed after online controversy

Marlene Benitez is a social media content creator from Venezuela, South America who had over 14 million followers on TikTok before online drama supposedly led to the removal of her account.

The Internet star recently had her TikTok account removed after online controversy surrounding Benitez allegedly disrespecting Veterans Day traditions, a federal holiday in the United States for honoring military veterans of the United States Armed Forces.

An online petition was set up to encourage Marlene Benitez’s social media accounts to be deleted, claiming that the social media personality had ranted about the federal holiday in a live video.

Since her TikTok account, which originally had millions of followers, was later removed, false rumors surrounding her death then began to spread online.

Over on Instagram @marlener3131 has debunked the death speculations by making lighthearted jokes about the rumors.

Marlene Benitez is also using her Instagram account with over two million followers to encourage fans to help get her TikTok account recovered.

Marlene Benitez’s TikTok drama leads to false death rumors

Since the social media drama, variations of the phrases “Marlene Benitez dead” and “Marlene Benitez murio” began trending online. However, the creator is reportedly alive and active on her Instagram page (@marlener3131).

In the comment sections of videos on another account with the username @marlene2995_, many viewers began to write condolence messages such as the phrase “Rest in Peace.”

Amid the false death rumors, a TikTok video was created showing what appears to be footage of a car crash and a photo of Marlene Benitez.

In the TikTok video, a voiceover translates to the phrase: “Those were the last moments of Marlene’s life.”

The viral clip has now reached over 6 million views, more than 99,000 likes and a comment section full of confused condolences as people question if Marlene Benitez is really dead.

Marlene Benitez’s false death rumors spark more viral TikTok videos

Another viral TikTok appears to show a funeral taking place, with the voiceover translation meaning: “Funeral of Marlene in Washington.”

In another video shared on the same TikTok account, the user falsely suggests that the funeral preparations for Marlene Benitez are taking place.

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At just 20 years old, the young actor has already built up an impressive filmography for himself. It dates back to a voice appearance in a Dora the Explorer spin-off in 2016 and then right up to an acting role in the Steven Spielberg-led The Fablemans back in 2022.

Having racked up features on the likes of Family Guy, DuckTales and the Powerpuff Girls, the internet appears to best remember Cantu as Gumball Watterson on The Amazing World of Gumball, in which he appeared in 71 episodes between 2017 and 2019.

You may have also seen a young Cantu on The Walking Dead: World Beyond, in which he played Elton Ortiz.

Cantu’s YouTube rise (and fall)

Aside from his impressive acting CV, Cantu spent his teenage years developing his profile on YouTube under the alias ‘junky janker’.

Between 2016 and 2020, Cantu amassed over 400,000 subscribers through an inconsistent schedule of sporadic uploads, with content varying from parodies to vlogs and Minecraft videos.

In September 2023, Cantu returned to the Junku Janker channel after three years of silence to announce that he would be moving to a new channel titled nicolasCAN2.

Cantu’s new channel has attracted just shy of 9000 subscribers in its first two months of existence – its content appearing to be a little bit more abstract and edgy than that of Junky Janker’s.

This change in direction is in fitting with Cantu’s Twitter account, where his quarter of a million followers are regularly subjected to memes that cut a little close to the bone and likely wouldn’t be appropriate for the Cartoon Network that Cantu made a name for himself on.

Inside the beef with Dream

That brings us up to the present day, where Cantu currently finds himself in the wake of a very public spat with Minecraft enthusiast Dream.

The pair first began trading blows when Cantu insulted a Dream parody account, prompting the now-maskless gamer to post a range of claims about an alleged incident that took place between the pair.

It was claimed that Cantu had physically attacked Dream at an event before verbally assaulting an Uber driver – both of which Cantu immediately fessed up to.

The beef did not stop there, however. After Dream uploaded footage of the Uber ride in question, Cantu proceeded to attack Dream’s character, later asserting to his followers that he had won “the debate.”

While the internet dissects everything that was said by both parties, the argument appears to be dormant for now with neither star tweeting in the last few days, though one suspects we haven’t heard the end of it just yet.

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How to buy Pokimane’s Myna cookies and price revealed

You can get your hands on the 27-year-old streamer’s Myna cookies from the company’s website. A pack of four costs you a whopping $28. In contrast, Midnight Mini cookies cost $7 per 4 oz bag.

If you buy eight packs of Pokimane’s selection together, you can get them for $56 with free shipping. The 12-pack option costs $84. You can also choose to become a Myna Snack Club member and get a discount with each cookie bag.

The website mentions that the cookies are gluten-free and contain vitamin D. However, as soon as Pokimane launched her new venture many spotted that her product allegedly had an identical ingredients list to that of Toatzy’s Midnight Mini cookies.

Comparison between Myna and Toatzy’s Midnight Mini cookies explained

Many X (formerly known as Twitter) users deemed Pokimane’s latest venture a “scam.” Several users posted side-by-side comparisons of Toatzy’s and Myna’s calorie labels, showing they were identical.

Some even posted comparisons of the two brands’ ingredients, which also allegedly looked identical. Fans then began comparing the prices of the two products. This led to some deeming Pokimane’s new snack item as simply a “reskinned” or “rebranded” Toatzy cookie.

Twitter user Fear Buck pointed out how Toatzy’s Midnight Mini cookies cost $9.99 for a 400g pack, while the Twitch star’s Myna cookies cost $28 for 456g. Some even compared the gamer’s cookies’ prices to that of Chips Ahoy cookies.

Another user named Bhoo gave a full-length analysis of Pokimane’s Myna cookies controversy. The user called the pricing “abhorrent.” However, the Valorant streamer has released a statement in response to the backlash and comparison with Toatzy cookies.

Pokimane and Myna Snacks address ‘rip off’ claims

Amid the mounting backlash, the Moroccan-Canadian streamer addressed the rebranding allegations. In their statement, both the gamer and her company emphasized that their product’s formulation is unique and exclusive to the brand.

They said the cookies were created with the same brand that makes Toatzy’s cookies – Creation Foods. In her statement, Pokimane didn’t name Toatzy, but explained that the brand being compared to hers was “one test batch” and later retired. She notes how she decided to refine an older version of the snack when starting her partnership with Creation Foods, adding vitamin D to the cookies.

She said it’s “entirely different” in terms of ingredient quality, ratios, sourcing, etc. The Twitch personality also noted how refining ingredients is a common practice in the food industry.

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