Lexi Mahon is a woman who lives in Dallas, Texas (United States). She has drawn strong attention in the social media because she thought she had an ear infection and then was shocked to find out what was causing her pain.
Her case was made known by herself through a video that she broadcast on TikTok (@lexijordanm). In said clip, which already has more than a million views on the platform, she revealed that she spent 3 months believing something that he was not.
Due to the pain she had, she was forced to buy some practical cameras for the ears, as indicated in the description of her publication. This is how she discovered that what caused her pain was the back of an earring, which is commonly known here as the “screw” of the earring.
According to The SunAfter realizing this, he went to a medical center to have the object removed from his ear. The video she released ends with the woman holding the “screw” of your earring. Thousands of users did not hide her amazement at the experience she had.
It is necessary to mention that, in the comments of his publication made in TikTokLexi Mahon maintained that the object was probably inserted into her ear when she was asleep and that, when cleaning with a cotton swab, it caused it to get stuck.
What is a viral video?
And video viral It is a video that becomes popular following several people share it through the internet through social networks, online services or specialized websites such as YouTube.
The reason why it is shared is because it causes fury and impact on the viewers who watch it, motivating them to spread it among all their acquaintances, and these in turn with their close circles and so on until reaching millions of views.
A viral video can have various types of content, ranging from the humorous to the tragic, and although in some cases, it might hurt susceptibilities, it can reach a large number of views in a short time.
How many views does it take for a video to go viral?
“For a video to be considered viral, it must be widely distributed on the web and reach a large number of views in a short time. There is no precise measure of how many views a video would have to have to be considered viral, but Business Insider did an article regarding it starting with the first million views.Explain dineroenimagen.com.