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Some viral videos make us laugh; others make us cry. But the most powerful ones force us to argue. They become Rorschach tests for society, exposing divides in politics, ethics, race, and class.
A CCTV footage leak (later widely debated) supposedly showing a man in Pakistan trying to shut off a song his friend is playing. The man gets so annoyed he pulls out a gun and shoots his friend dead. The last thing the victim says is, “Alexa, play Despacito.” They explore how corporate brands exploit these exact
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