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Dodgers Fan Celebrating Their World Series Victory Blows Off His Hand And Injures His Face With A Firework
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Audience member keeps singing when the whole concert goes quiet. Everyone notices
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Bro Drops A Bomb At iHop, Reveals Paternity Test To His Ex Showing Her Twins Are Not His, Demands A Refund LOL
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A Female Iranian Student Takes Off Her Clothes In Protest After Morality Police Cracked Down On Not Wearing Hijabs, She Was Later Brutally Beaten
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Puerto Rican Fitness Influencer Is Kidnapped And Murdered By An Illegal In Georgia
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Crazed Haitian Man Holds A White Woman Hostage With A Machete To Her Neck In Miami, Cops Forced To Take Him Out
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00:19
Buffalo Bills Security Dork Sparks Outrage After Telling Man With A Trump Shirt He Can't Wear It At The Game
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Woman Attempts To Poison Her Man After He Broke Up With Her, Ends Up Killing 5 People With Deadly Soup
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It's a universal human experience. You're talking normally at a party and for some reason everyone's conversation dips at once, making you sound like an uncouth ogre yelling your opinion on the new Star Wars trailer—or worse, you're singing along with a whole audience, and they all know when to stop and you don't. That's what happened to one fan at this concert by British singer Joe McElderry, who was covering Queen's iconic ballad "Somebody To Love"
