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  Sabrina Carpenter slams the White House for using her song ‘Juno’ for a pro-ICE video: “this video is evil and disgusting. Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit your inhumane agenda.” pic.twitter.com/oovlmzvHhs — Pop Base (@PopBase) December 2, 2025 Sabrina Carpenter has responded to a viral video posted by the official White House account that used her song "Juno" as background music while showing footage of ICE raids and deportations. She wrote on X (formerly Twitter): "That was gross and bad. Please don’t use my music for your inhumane agenda." The video, captioned "Bye-bye 👋😊", featured clips of immigration enforcement actions and quickly drew backlash for its tone and use of the upbeat, playful track from her 2024 album *Short n’ Sweet*. Carpenter’s reaction follows a pattern of pop artists pushing back when their music is used in political contexts without permission, similar to previous instances involving Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish...

  A YouTuber who won a legal case against the company after allegedly being banned by AI still hasn't had his account reinstated "If they can do this to me AFTER I won, what chance does any creator have?" pic.twitter.com/woNj46tqRa — Dexerto (@Dexerto) December 1, 2025 This X post from Dexerto (@Dexerto ), published on December 1, 2025, highlights a controversy involving YouTube creator Oleksandr, who runs the automotive channel "Chase Car."  dexerto.com The post reads: "A YouTuber who won a legal case against the company after allegedly being banned by AI still hasn't had his account reinstated 'If they can do this to me AFTER I won, what chance does any creator have?'" It includes two images: one featuring the YouTube logo on a plain white background, and the other showing a wooden gavel (judge's mallet) on a base, symbolizing a court ruling.A follow-up post in the thread links to a Dexerto article: "I’m not giving up. I am ...

  A mother was filmed kissing her young son on the mouth several times, sparking a wave of negative reactions online pic.twitter.com/E2zP3n5aMM — Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) December 1, 2025 The X post shares a viral TikTok video showing a mother repeatedly kissing her young son (around 4–5 years old) on the lips while straddling him on a bed and holding his hands down. The video has sparked massive backlash online. Many users describe the scene as highly inappropriate, with some even labeling it as sexual abuse or grooming-like behavior. A common argument is the “gender reversal test”: most commenters say that if the roles were reversed (a father straddling his young daughter and kissing her on the mouth repeatedly in the same position), society would immediately call it abusive. While some child psychologists note that brief pecks on the lips can be culturally normal and not inherently harmful in many families, the prolonged nature of the kisses, combined with the straddling ...

  🚨Rich Ukrainians throw elaborate parties, buy luxury cars, and vacation at elite European resorts. Meanwhile, poor Ukrainian men are sent as cannon fodder against Russian drones and artillery. This video compilation will make your blood boil. https://t.co/ynJA5fC3PS pic.twitter.com/5llbQvnGjE — NewRulesGeopolitics (@NewRulesGeo) December 1, 2025 The tweet from @NewRulesGeo (posted on December 1, 2025) shares a video montage that contrasts scenes of wealthy Ukrainians partying in luxury nightclubs, driving high-end cars (Mercedes G-Wagons, BMWs, etc.), and vacationing at European ski resorts with footage of poor Ukrainian soldiers fighting and dying on the front lines. The caption quotes American economist Steve Hanke, who estimates that of the roughly $360 billion in aid sent to Ukraine, between $54 billion and $108 billion has been lost to corruption and embezzlement. Key points highlighted in the thread and video: - Ukraine ranks poorly on Transparency International’s Corr...

  🇧🇷 19-YEAR-OLD DIES AFTER CLIMBING INTO LIONESS HABITAT AT BRAZILIAN ZOO A 19-year-old man died after invading a lioness enclosure at the Arruda Câmara Zoo in João Pessoa yesterday morning. Zoo officials said the man’s invasion was “sudden,” leaving no time to stop him.… pic.twitter.com/b5cFnv5ycX — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) December 1, 2025 On December 1, 2025, in João Pessoa, Brazil, 19-year-old Gerson de Melo Machado climbed over a 6-meter (20-foot) wall and entered the female lion enclosure at the Arruda Câmara Zoo. He was immediately attacked and killed by the lion in front of horrified visitors. The zoo was temporarily closed for investigation. Machado had a history of schizophrenia, with similar cases in his family, and had a troubled childhood after being abandoned. He reportedly dreamed of becoming a lion tamer, and mental health issues are believed to have played a major role in the incident. Public reaction has strongly opposed euthanizing the lion, emphasizing t...

  A 19-year-old driver of a yellow Lamborghini Urus lost control on an icy road, hit a snow-covered curb, launched the SUV into the air, and it landed vertically on top of a small bus-stop shelter pic.twitter.com/uXhb0r6aAe — Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) December 2, 2025 The post from @DailyLoud  shows a viral video claiming a 19-year-old driver lost control on a snowy road and somehow wedged a Lamborghini Urus vertically into a bus stop shelter. The video is fake – it’s a well-known CGI clip created in early 2025 (originally shared on Instagram/TikTok as an obvious render). It’s not real footage of an accident.Most of the replies immediately call it out as terrible CGI:“Even AI does better than this” “How do people still fall for this?” “This is the same fake Lambo crash that’s been circulating for months” The tweet has over 270k views and 3k likes, but the top replies (300+ comments) are almost entirely roasting it for being blatantly fake. DailyLoud often posts this kind of ...