go viral

go viral

To quickly and widely circulate on the Internet, as of a video, picture, or post. I can't believe that video of our puppy lounging on a pool float went viral!
See also: go, viral
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • viral
  • video blog
  • videoblog
  • vlog
  • vblog
  • in person
  • at it again
  • be sold a bill of goods
  • come out of the box
  • rickroll
References in periodicals archive
Most of the time, animals go viral after doing something extraordinary but not for this goat from Perak Malaysia whose photos effortlessly went viral on Facebook on July 6, just because he's just 'too handsome.'
Millions of cricket fans saw his reaction on television screens and it was enough for him to go viral as thousands retweeted it within hours.
Summary: Washington D.C [USA], Aug 27 (ANI): For content creators, figuring out how to make their content go viral is a question of creativity.
Decisions by justices of the Israeli Supreme Court don't often go viral, but a few moving, humane remarks by Justice Yitzhak Amit in a recent decision went far beyond the usual readership of law students and other court-watchers.
Any brand's dream is for its campaign to go viral overnight.
"I didn't think it would go viral, I'm always putting up stuff on Facebook and Snapchat and it'd be just my friends liking it or people getting on to me on Snapchat.
Kay's appeal read: "Okay guys, I see stuff go viral all the time...
In helping such videos go viral, ether addicts do not realise the collateral they are raising -- they are empowering such terrorists to sense victory as their bestial ways gain eyeballs all over the world.
Washington: Scientists have developed a computer algorithm that predicts whether a photo will go viral on Facebook by watching how fast it is shared.
How do things go viral? What kinds of communications really resonate with audiences?
COMEDY stars have helped a Glasgow University student's appeal for the return of her lost laptop to go viral on Twitter.
The nurses in the cancer unit of the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital who uploaded the video on YouTube, didn't expect that it will go viral. It was just published on Oct.
I read a newspaper article recently titled 'How to make your video go viral'.The article mostly referred to Gangnam Style, the most viewed video on the web.
The video features Jennifer Aniston in a commercial for Smart Water, and the funny part is that it touches on how to get your video to go viral"
Wildfolks Studios also said that they already expected that the photos will go viral, though at first they thought that the concept was hard to pull off.