A viral video from Pune shows youths risking their lives for social media fame, sparking widespread concern over dangerous online trends.
A recent viral video depicting risky stunts for social media fame has sparked concern among viewers. The video shows a girl hanging from the top of an abandoned building while a boy holds her hand, with another person filming from different angles.
This dangerous act reportedly filmed near the Swaminarayan Mandir in Jambhulwadi, Pune, has garnered over 55,000 views and raised alarms about the lengths people will go to for online attention. Many online users have expressed worry over the growing trend of risky stunts on platforms like X.
: For Creating Reels and checking the strength, Youngsters risk their lives by doing stunt on an abandoned building near Swaminarayan Mandir, Jambhulwadi Pune pic.twitter.com/a5xsLjfGYi
— Punekar News (@punekarnews)One user strongly criticized the participants, calling for them to face consequences like compulsory military service for four years. The sentiment was echoed by others who believe such actions should not be glorified or encouraged. "It's irresponsible for anyone to risk their life just for a few likes," one comment read, highlighting the potential consequences not just for the individuals involved but also for their families.
The video has ignited a debate about the influence of social media trends on young people and the lengths they are willing to go for fleeting online fame. Some are advocating for stricter measures against such behavior to deter others from attempting similar dangerous stunts.
Authorities have not yet commented on the specific incident, but the public outcry underscores a broader concern about the impact of social media on real-life decision-making and safety. As more videos like this emerge, it raises questions about where the line should be drawn between harmless fun and risky behavior in the quest for internet popularity.
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