For some unknown reason, the Tummy Tear video goes viral online, especially on social media platforms like Twitter and YouTube, as there are virtually no descriptions or legit videos available explaining what it is.
Regardless, it is likely to be a dark, gore video that’s raising curiosity and interest amongst netizens online.
Moreover, X (formerly Twitter) is full of tweets claiming to have Tummy Tear videos, whereas YouTube has 30—to 45-second videos with titles explaining what they are. Unfortunately, they barely show or explain what the Tummy Tear videos are.
The ambiguity surrounding the trendy topic and its source, in turn, has stirred more curiosity among netizens.
Tummy Tear video induced immense curiosity among netizens within hours of its appearance on social media
As per those who claim to have seen the video, the Tummy Tear video is allegedly a dark and disturbing clip.
While details are unclear and sources for the video are a mystery, it has been associated with various rumors.
Such rumors, including extreme injuries or fictional depictions, are shared under shock value content tags.
Some YouTube channels post half-minute videos stating that the “Tummy Tear video” link is in the comments. However, it simply seems like clickbait with no source.
Responding to the ongoing clickbait, one of the YouTube viewers writes, “Don’t believe these videos, it is a pure fake maybe a scam.“
The nowhere to be found video has led to considerable interest in finding the complete footage.
The viral Tummy Tear video has made its way to popular webpages like Research Gate and Soundcloud. However, there is no information regarding it, and all of the videos seem fake.
One of the sites states, “Tummy Tear’s Spider-Man video took the internet by storm and amazed viewers on various social media platforms. Tummy Tear, a young and talented digital creator, recently became famous thanks to this interesting video.“
However, there is no information about any digital creator with the name Tummy Tear. In the desperate urge to know about the footage, people also search for the video using other terms like “tummy tear dark video” or similar names.
However, reports also warn that many shared links could be clickbait to redirect users to unverified external sites. So, do not click every link you online.
