An explicit “6 minutes 39 seconds” viral video reportedly showing popular TikTok influencer Fatima Jatoi is going viral on social media.
Fatima Jatoi “6 minutes 39 seconds” viral video
The video is going viral as the “6 minutes 36 seconds” video. However, the authenticity of this video is not confirmed yet.
In another video that is going viral all over social media, she can be seen holding a copy of the Holy Quran. In the video she says that it is not her in the viral obscene video.
She further added that it is just AI and that everything is fake.
Further, she claims that it is because “These people don’t see how a poor girl became rich.”
Fatima jatoi after viral video.pic.twitter.com/gw59OoQ71o
— Alyan khan (@alyankhan57230) January 9, 2026
This is not the first time a social media influencer has faced such claims.
Other celebrities have had similar incidents. Many influencers say these videos are fake or made with AI.
After Imsha Rehman and Umair, now another Pakistani TikTok creator has become the latest victim of such deepfake viral MMS.
Many fans support Jatoi. They say that people should not assume the video is real without proof.
The trend around “6 minutes 39 seconds” started with anonymous accounts, according to media sources.
Many websites are using clickbait to attract viewers.
They are claiming the existence of a “6 minutes 39 seconds original video” of Fatima Jatoi.
The “6 minutes 39 seconds” trend shows how quickly false information can spread online.
Users are advised to be careful and check facts before believing viral content.
Marry viral video
Clips from a 7 minutes 11 second viral video have gone viral on Pakistani social media.
The original video reportedly shows a conversation between a man referred to as “Marry” or “Umairi” and a married woman.
The explicit nature of the footage has led to widespread criticism.
Social media users encountering the “Pakistani viral video original 7 11” are questioning the motives of those involved.
Many have called on Meta and other platforms to remove such content.
Some users are curious about the full 7 minute 11 second viral video link of “Marry.”
Many others are debating the woman’s circumstances who was in the video.
Critics have accused her of infidelity. Others argue she may have been forced into marriage.
Grok
Additionally, recently, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has been the trending topic, as users were using the AI to make explicit images of minors and women on X.
Payal gaming
Previously, a similar incident occurred with another online creator.
Payal Gaming broke her silence after a viral intimate video was falsely attributed to her.
The clip circulated online for nearly three days. It spread widespread speculation and discussions all over social media platforms.
It became the popular “viral 19-minute video.”
Payal was drawn into the controversy and felt the need to respond publicly.
In her Instagram Story, Payal Dhare said, “I never expected to have to speak publicly about something so personal and distressing. Over the past few days, content has been circulated online that falsely associates my name. And an image with a video is currently being shared on digital platforms.”
Further, she added, “I want to state this clearly and without ambiguity: the individual depicted in that video is not me, and it has no connection to my life, my choices, or my identity.”
She emphasised the emotional impact of such incidents, saying, “What has been most painful is not only the misrepresentation itself. But the speed and ease with which a person’s dignity can be undermined in the digital space. These actions have consequences far beyond the screen, affecting real people, real families, and real lives.”
The increase in frequency of such incidents just highlights how dangerous improper use of AI can be.
Users are advised to be very careful with its use.
Many social media users are also calling on governments and relevant authorities to introduce stricter laws to prevent such incidents in the future.
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