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16-Year-Olds Explain Why They Made TikTok Video After Crash
Posted
December 4, 2019
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December 4, 2019
2,707,159
55,783
3,959
2.21%
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1:57Now PlayingIt may look like an amateur music video, but the teens in the video were actually recording the aftermath of a bad car accident that happened only moments earlier. In the video, you can see the cracked windshield. Then they got camera-ready and made a video for the popular TikTok app, lip syncing while waiting for police. The two 16-year-olds, Katie Cornetti and Marissa Bordis, are high school cheerleaders just outside Pittsburgh. The video is generating some serious social media backlash. #InsideEdition
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