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A TIKTOK video that shows a teenage girl excitedly getting an abortion at Planned Parenthood with her friend has gotten at least four million views — and sparked outrage.
The video, titled “Abortion time! TAKE 2,” shows the teen getting ready in front of a mirror, while the friend holds up a pregnancy test and asks: “How do you feel, Ashley?”
The next shot shows the teen showing off what appears to be an enlarged stomach.
The pals next appear at a Planned Parenthood in Pasadena, California , where the pregnant teen giggles alongside the caption “nervous laugh.”
The teen is seemingly happy to be there, as she’s seen excitedly dancing in the waiting room — shown in comparison to a somber couple nearby.
“Two abortion moods,” a caption on the video reads.
In the following scene, the teen appears on a table while the friend films her, and zooms in on her ultrasound before the video ends.
As of Friday, it appears the account that posted the video had been deleted or suspended.
TikTok has spread like digital wildfire, snapping up over 1.5 billion users since its global launch three years ago — including millions in the UK.

On the surface, the world's fastest growing social media platform shows short clips of lip-syncing to songs or showing off dance moves but there’s a far more sinister side.
It’s become a magnet for paedophiles as well as a hotbed for violent and extremist content, with TikTok predators exploiting the platform's young user base and lax security to prey on the vulnerable.
We've seen kids as young as eight being groomed on TikTok, while other creeps take advantage of young girls posting sexualised content of themselves on the platform.
And that's especially worrying on a site which is attracting millions more children every year, with 53 per cent of kids now owning a smartphone by the age of seven.
That's why we launched our TikTok Time Bomb series — to make sure parents are aware of the risks their kids are being exposed to, and what they can do to better protect them.
Everyone agrees social media can be a force for good, but it has to be used the right way and with proper controls in place.
We want TikTok to better moderate its content so that its not being left to kids to protect themselves online.
But according to The Federalist, the video had garnered more than four million views, over 340,000 likes and more than 13,400 comments as of Thursday.
A copy of the video was shared on Twitter by Lila Rose, president of the pro-life group Live Action.
However, it was removed by Twitter for violation of the platform’s rules.
Rose tweeted in response on Friday: “Twitter just locked my account until I removed the TikTok video of the girl joking & filming her abortion at @PPFA.”
“After your RTs & outcry, TikTok removed the girl’s account. Let’s pray for her & work to end the ‘pro-choice’ brainwashing that dehumanizes & kills helpless babies.”
Live Action was previously banned from TikTok for supposedly violating community rules, which they later said was because of a “human error.”
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Published: 16:24 GMT, 13 April 2016 | Updated: 18:30 GMT, 13 April 2016
A controversial video showing young children in school uniforms dancing provocatively and twerking has been posted online - sparking outrage.
Filmed in the city of Camaguey in central Cuba, 300 miles east of Havana, it has now been viewed tens of thousands of times.
Jorge Luis Pérez, a father of one of the boys in the video and Camaguey resident proudly uploaded the footage of his son 'showing off his moves,' local media reported.
A controversial video (pictured) showing young children in school uniforms dancing provocatively and twerking has been posted online - creating a social media storm
Two girls, whose ages are not known, are seen dancing with two of their male classmates, replicating the moves seen on music videos.
The girls are seen twerking and grinding against the young boys and bending down on the floor.
At one point, the two girls even fight over one of the boys after the other disappears and he falls on the floor as they each pull at him.
The original Facebook video has taken down, but other versions are circulating on social media and have been watched tens of thousands of times - leading to fury from social media users.
Ricardo Hernandez wrote on Facebook: 'Already we have gone back to brothels and prostitution in Cuba in this age - wow. Where are the parents and the school principal and what moral principles are they teaching in that school? The school is trash.'
While Isa Monzon wrote: 'They teach them, then complain about the prostitution and rape it's a shame what, but what is today's childhood?'
The Facebook video has been watched tens of thousands of times since being uploaded and has sparked fury on social media
Nancy Miranda wrote: 'And I can tell you that none of them could say their multiplication tables, but they can lap dance. Where are the teachers??? And the parents???'
But Rosa Telon said: 'Don't blame the teachers. Where are the parents of those kids what a shame. That is why the world like this. Because of the parents of these kids.'
And Wendy Romero wrote: 'Childhood has now been ruined with that kind of music, if they were my daughters to I would belt them to make them move. That's terrible.'
While Sonia Navarro simply wrote: 'Demeaning'.
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