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Viral Compilation Video Of Obama Being A Total Class Act To Strangers Is Giving Us All The Feels
Maybe that's why a TikTok posted by ThePetDiary (@thepetdiary6_6) featuring a compilation of President Obama showing class and compassion to regular folks has gone massively viral with over 10 million views, over 850 thousand likes, nearly 18 thousand comments, 63 thousand bookmarks, and over 30 thousand reshares.
The compilation begins with other world leaders carrying on, seemingly ignoring people near them suffering from illness or an injury.
Text on the video reads:
"Power without respect..."
It then shows President Obama stopping a press briefing to seek assistance for an ill woman in the White House press corps. From there it shows instances where the former POTUS put others before himself and showed others, regardless of their age or social standing, respect.
You can see the video here:
People shared their feelings about President Obama in the comments.
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ThePetDiary recently posted another compilation of the best of President Obama.
This one featured some of his funniest, often candid, moments.
You can watch it here:
His humor, class, and compassion are sorely missed.
Christina Ricci Epically Rips Conservative Influencer For Saying 'Fat Chicks Vote Democrat'—And We're Cheering
“Post pilates cause fat chicks vote democrat 😎.”
In the photo, Wilson poses in her car wearing gym clothes. The post quickly gained traction, racking up thousands of likes and hundreds of shares.
Emmy nominee Christina Ricci was not on board. When the post hit her feed, she jumped into the comments—and chose immediate, unapologetic violence in the comment section.
Her savage reply to Wilson:
“I’m skinnier than you, you a**hole, and I still vote democrat or as liberal as I can because there is more to life than being thin. What you contribute to this world is what matters, loser.”
The response has since been liked more than 21,000 times on Threads and circulated widely across other platforms, where many praised Ricci for meeting Wilson’s energy head-on.
Now, Wilson has not directly responded to Ricci’s comment.
She did, however, post again shortly after:
“The Democrat women on here are MISERABLE damn I feel bad for y'all so angry 😂 go get some sun.”
Meanwhile, Ricci’s broader Threads activity has only added fuel to the moment, with past replies resurfacing as users revisit her unapologetic tone on the platform.
In one exchange, a user wrote, “Being a sane, not raging feminist on this insanely liberal app is not for the weak.”
Ricci’s reply to that Threads user:
“Then bow out. We don’t want you here.”
Brutal. Efficient. And just smug enough to feel like a verbal eye-roll with a door slam built in.
The renewed attention has reinforced what many fans already know: Ricci doesn’t shy away from confrontation when she feels strongly—and she’s comfortable being as sharp online as she is on screen.
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Back on November 14, Ricci used Instagram Stories to call out commentator Megyn Kelly following remarks tied to Jeffrey Epstein coverage.
Ricci reshared two posts from betches_news, including one that read:
"There's definitely a difference between a 5-year-old and a 15-year-old. But that difference is not 'whether or not sleeping with them makes you a pedophile.'"
The second post included screenshots from an interview on The Megyn Kelly Show, where Kelly discussed Epstein-related emails released by the House Oversight Committee.
Ricci did not add lengthy commentary, but the reposts alone made her stance clear, and they quickly circulated among followers.
Outside of social media, Ricci continues to star in Yellowjackets, where her performance has become a defining part of the series’ eerie, unhinged edge. She’s also set to star in and executive produce the Peacock drama The Astrology House, based on Carinn Jade’s novel, and appears in the 2026 films Thirteen Ghosts as Eleanor and The Dresden Sun.
Navigating TV chaos or jumping into online discourse, Ricci is operating with the same energy and completely uninterested in softening the blow.
'Harry Potter' TV Series Star Opens Up About Racist Death Threats He's Gotten Over His Casting As Snape
Actor Paapa Kwaakye Essiedu, a British actor of Ghanaian descent, was cast as Professor Severus Snape in HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series. The character was made famous by the late actor Alan Rickman.
Since Rickman's Snape was many people's favorite character and actor from the films, Essiedu was left with big shoes to fill. But some fans would rather he didn't even get the chance to try.
Essiedu revealed in an interview with UK paper The Times of London that he began receiving racist death threats after his casting was announced in April 2025.
The actor shared:
“I’ve been told, ‘Quit or I’ll murder you.' It really matters. The reality is that if I look at Instagram, I will see somebody saying, 'I’m going to come to your house and kill you.'"
"So while I’m pretty sure I’m not going to be murdered… That could age badly! But, yes, while I hope I’ll be OK, nobody should have to encounter this for doing their job."
"Many people put their lives on the line in their work. I’m playing a wizard in Harry Potter. And I’d be lying if I said it doesn’t affect me emotionally."
He added:
"But the abuse fuels me. And makes me more passionate about making this character my own, because I think of how I felt as a kid. I would imagine myself at Hogwarts on broomsticks, and the idea that a kid like me can see themselves represented in that world?"
"That’s motivation to not be intimidated by someone saying they’d rather I died instead of doing work I’m going to be really proud of."
Essiedu concluded:
"But even if you successfully ignore it, it doesn’t mean it’s not happening. The issue remains endemic and, anyway, people see stuff and message to ask if I’m OK."
People are appalled by the death threats.
But some alleged HBO wanted the controversy to distract from widespread public backlash against Rowling.
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But many take issue with any project or product lining Rowling's pockets after the problematic author announced her pledge to fund transphobic organizations and efforts to strip trans people of their basic human rights.
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And some BIPOC have added that casting Essiedu—or any BIPOC—adds layers of social context to events from the books that shouldn't be ignored by the showrunners.
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The Harry Potter series is scheduled to premiere in early 2027.
Billed as a "faithful" adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s original seven books, each season will cover one book over a planned 10-year series run.
The series will be broadcast on the HBO network and and released on their streaming platform.
