Things go viral all the time for various reasons. Sometimes it's a compilation of jokes from a Bollywood roast, other times it's a video of Arijit Singh screaming in anger to "fix his f***ing mic", and, now, it's a wink.

Current internet sensation Priya Prakash Varrier has been going viral since yesterday, because of a music video. In it, she's part of a tiny clip where she's playing a school student winking flirtatiously at a fellow student. In a matter of days, her Instagram account is now verified and has over 2.6 million followers. This clearly is an example of social media hysteria, like when Pokémon Go became a thing.

Here's the video of Malayalam song 'Manikya Malaraya Poovi' from the film Oru Adaar Love.

Every time something, or someone, goes viral, the next step is memes. The creative and funny minds of Twitter go into an overdrive and dish out hundreds of memes based on the subject that's going viral. Priya Prakash Varrier's rise to fame has been no different. Here, we bring to you some of the funniest memes that have come out of this latest viral sensation.





Ask kids what they like to watch on YouTube, and the answer is almost always, "Something funny!" (If they're not watching Minecraftvideos, beauty vloggers, or other kids, that is.) So it's no wonder kids are often glued to their devices. Humor -- mixed with a random quality kids love -- is something YouTube has in abundance. Also, the stars are more "real" than scripted, polished, and predictable TV and movie stars. But YouTube videos aren't always age-appropriate, which why it's important to know what your kids are watching.

It can be challenging to manage what your kids see on YouTube -- but it's doable. The thing is, even when your kid logs on to watch a specific channel that you've approved, the related channels could be wildly inappropriate. YouTubers also appear in lots of other places on the web. Many actively cultivate audiences on Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and other social media. And many YouTubers are the subjects of fan fiction (stories about them written by fans on platforms such as Wattpad), which extends a YouTube star's influence and reach. The bottom line is: Kids love to laugh -- and they'll bounce around YouTube to find whatever tickles their funny bones. Our advice? Try to watch with them and talk about the videos when you can. Here are some of the most popular comedy YouTubers for kids. Language and content can be an issue on all of these, so note the recommended ages.