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30 July, 2018, 19:44
Update: 30 July, 2018, 19:44
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NTV Online
30 July, 2018, 19:44
Update: 30 July, 2018, 19:44
Photo: Collected

A video of a girl stepping out of her car and doing the Kiki dance challenge has gone viral.

The vitality was not because of her dance moves but the tragic end of the video where she is hit by a car. But the Instagrammer has now clarified that the video is edited and warned users to be more careful, reports the Khaleej Times.

In UAE, arrest warrants have been issued against three ‘famous social media personalities’ for taking part in a dance challenge that has gone viral on social media. 

As part of the 'Kiki dance challenge', people get out of moving cars and dance to Canadian rapper Drake's song In My Feeling.

The challenge went viral after Instagram user theshiggyshow posted a video of himself dancing to the song last month. Since then, thousands of Netizens, including celebrities, have taken part in the latest craze to hit the online space.

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