Viral Video Shows Pakistani Students Performing Dangerous Stunt On Classmates, Sparking Outrage Online
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Posted on Instagram by Ali Hasan and Zaki Shah, the clip has amassed over 48.7 million views with the caption, "Funny moments in Superior University."
A video capturing students at Pakistan's Superior University in Lahore attempting a risky stunt with their classmates has gone viral, drawing significant backlash on social media. In the video, two students approach another from behind and flip him upside down by his neck- a move that left viewers alarmed rather than entertained. The clip also shows the stunt being repeated on multiple students.
Posted on Instagram by Ali Hasan and Zaki Shah, the clip has amassed over 48.7 million views with the caption, "Funny moments in Superior University."
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