Instagram Viral Videos 19 Minutes: A private Instagram video, allegedly 19 minutes long, has gone viral across social media platforms, according to reports. The video, according to reports, features a young couple, quickly drew attention, but also led to a major case of mistaken identity. NewsX could not verify the video.
Instagram User Clears Confusion Around Instagram Viral Videos 19 Minutes
As the video spread, netizens wrongly targeted an innocent influencer, bombarding her Instagram comments with assumptions and messages. The influencer, who goes by the handle @sweet_zannat_12374, finally addressed the confusion in a clarification video on her account.
In her video, Zannat appears cheerful, wearing a red kurta and green dupatta, and immediately addresses the mix-up. She says,
“Hello guys, pehle aap log achhe tarike se mujhko dekho, ab isko dekho,” pointing to the actual woman featured in the viral MMS.
She continued, “Kahin se bhi ye meri tarah lag rahi hai? Comment me batao, nahi na. To sab log mere comment me aake 19 minutes kya laga rakha hai. Kisi ka kaand mere upar aake thop rahe, matlab kuch bhi.”
Adding a humorous touch, she joked, “Aree bhai ye ladki English bolti hai, maine to 12th tak padhai bhi nahi ki hai. Free me mere ko viral kar rahe ho. Chalo karo karo mera kya, mera to achha khasa followers bhi aa raha hai. View bhi aa raha hai. Okay, bye.”
Social Media Reacts on the MMS Controversy
Following Zannat’s clarification, several other videos of the couple reportedly started circulating online. The mix-up had also sparked the creation of numerous memes, as social media users tried to identify the couple’s Instagram handles.
Zannat’s candid and humorous response has won praise from users, who appreciated her honesty and light-hearted approach in clearing up the confusion. Her video has now amassed over 16 million views, further boosting her online presence.
According to her Instagram bio, Zannat hails from Mahendraganj, Meghalaya, and she currently has around 350,000 followers. Her viral response has not only clarified the misunderstanding but also increased engagement on her profile.
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