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Mona Lisa Attacked with Cake Twitter Video – Da Vinci Painting Video Goes Viral on Twitter After Mona Lisa Is Attacked With Cake
The viral video of Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa being attacked with cake was so popular that it went viral on Twitter, becoming the most retweeted video in Twitter history! The video was originally posted by @lord_cakes on August 22, 2016 and had 1.3 million retweets within 5 days! Because of this popular attack on the famous painting, Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has been viewed over 2 million times!
You can watch Full Video of Mona Lisa being attacked here:
The story behind the video:
Earlier today, a video of Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa being destroyed with cake was posted on Twitter. The caption read Mona Lisa is attacked by cake at # DaVinciArtShow and was shared by @Adam_Smith19. Before being removed from YouTube, over 100,000 people had seen it. Some were outraged, while others praised it as hilarious and extremely original. ! VIDEO: Mona Lisa Attacked With Cake At Da Vinci Painting Video Went Viral On Twitter, Reddit, Instagram & YouTube, Art fans at the Lourve Museum in Paris were left stunned after an “old woman” jumped out of her wheelchair to smear cake over the Mona Lisa painting. Ross McNair, a Los Angeles-based filmmaker behind viral videos including Childish Gambino’s This is America and Ariana Grande’s God is a Woman, shot footage of his friend, Simon Helberg (of The Big Bang Theory fame), attacking a cake replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa with a knife at Bar Six in West Hollywood. He posted footage of the event on Twitter early Thursday morning.
The reactions from viewers:
The Da Vinci painting of Mona Lisa has gone viral on Twitter after a video of it being attacked with cake was posted on social media. The brief video shows an individual throwing a piece of cake at Mona Lisa’s face, as she struggles to hold back laughter. The Da Vinci painting has been sent viral, as people respond to news stories and question what will happen next in today’s society. The video is garnering a lot of attention because it juxtaposes one of Da Vinci’s most famous paintings with a common trend in social media—looking at memes and funny pictures on sites like Reddit and Tumblr. While many people have pointed out that using a viral video for marketing purposes is an unethical way to approach Da Vinci, others say it’s not any more unethical than anything else in social media marketing.
Copycat videos will be produced:
The first copycat video of a man attacking Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa with cake is so popular that it will spawn others. It’s easy to see why: The original video has been retweeted 30,000 times and favorited 20,000 times.
