Stunt or Stupidity! Content creators 'set themselves on fire' for reels, watch what happens next

The craze for short-form videos or reels has pushed content creators to go to extreme lengths in search of views, likes, and quick money. From bizarre dances to life-threatening stunts, the desperation for attention seems to have no limits. Recently, two viral videos have shocked viewers- both showing creators literally setting themselves on fire for content.

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In one video, a woman wearing a saree is seen dancing to a song playing in the background. To everyone’s shock, the loose end of her saree is on fire. She continues waving it dramatically, seemingly unfazed by the flames.

Reels are becoming the most dangerous problem in society.

Govt. should do something about it. pic.twitter.com/nKCjaZ7iMj

— Sunanda Roy 👑 (@SaffronSunanda) September 15, 2025

While the full video is not available, netizens have raised alarm over the act, calling it reckless and dangerous. Many worried about the possible consequences if the fire had spread further.

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Another shocking clip shows a content creator singing while his pants are on fire. As he performs, the flames quickly spread, leaving him in panic. He desperately tries to remove his burning trousers, but the intensity of the fire makes it difficult.

This singer went viral after he lit his pants on fire instead of paying for music video effects😭😭 pic.twitter.com/GYSFbCn6mf

— kira 👾 (@kirawontmiss) September 14, 2025

In a frightening moment, he falls to the ground before finally managing to loosen and throw them off.

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NetizensReact: StuntorSheerStupidity?

While the origin of the videos couldn't be verified, both the clips are shared on X by Sonu Yadav and Kira, respectively. 

Both videos have sparked widespread criticism online. Many users are questioning whether such risky stunts are worth fleeting popularity and ad revenue. While some call it “entertainment gone wrong,” others strongly condemn the trend, highlighting the dangers of chasing viral fame at any cost.