An American teenage girl died on Saturday (June 7)after taking part in a deadly social media trend called Dusting. The 19-year-old girl named Renna O'Rourke from Arizona died after spending four days in the intensive care unit (ICU). &nbsp;&nbsp;Her family claimed that she and her boyfriend ordered aerosol keyboard cleaner without their knowledge. They inhaled the keyboard cleaner, and the girl went into cardiac arrest. She spent around a week in the ICU, and later, the doctors declared that her brain was dead.&nbsp;"She always said, 'I'm going to be famous, dad. Just you watch. I'm going to be famous,' and unfortunately, this is not under the most optimal of circumstances," Renna’s father told The Independent.&nbsp;What is ‘Dusting’?&nbsp;Dusting, also known as "chroming" or "huffing," is a trend on social media in which people inhale common household cleaners to get high for views on the internet.&nbsp;'There's no ID required' to buy the product&nbsp;"There's no ID required. It's odourless. It's everything kids look for. They can afford it, they can get it, and it doesn't show in mom and dad's drug test," the teenager’s mother said. &nbsp;&nbsp;"She never regained consciousness," the mother added.&nbsp;Her family described Renna as "vivacious and caring and loyal." &nbsp;&nbsp;Now, the O'Rourke family is working to honour Renna by spreading the word about the dangers of huffing for teens and parents. "Dig deep. Search their rooms. Don't trust - and that sounds horrible, but it could save their life," the mother said.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

US teen dies after inhaling aerosol keyboard cleaner | Here is all about deadly Dusting trend she participated

An American teenage girl died on Saturday (June 7)after taking part in a deadly social media trend called Dusting. The 19-year-old girl named Renna O'Rourke from Arizona died after spending four days in the intensive care unit (ICU). Her family claimed that she and her boyfriend ordered aerosol keyboard cleaner without their knowledge. They inhaled the keyboard cleaner, and the girl went into cardiac arrest. She spent around a week in the ICU, and later, the doctors declared that her brain was dead. "She always said, 'I'm going to be famous, dad. Just you watch. I'm going to be famous,' and unfortunately, this is not under the most optimal of circumstances," Renna’s father told The Independent. What is ‘Dusting’? Dusting, also known as "chroming" or "huffing," is a trend on social media in which people inhale common household cleaners to get high for views on the internet. 'There's no ID required' to buy the product "There's no ID required. It's odourless. It's everything kids look for. They can afford it, they can get it, and it doesn't show in mom and dad's drug test," the teenager’s mother said. "She never regained consciousness," the mother added. Her family described Renna as "vivacious and caring and loyal." Now, the O'Rourke family is working to honour Renna by spreading the word about the dangers of huffing for teens and parents. "Dig deep. Search their rooms. Don't trust - and that sounds horrible, but it could save their life," the mother said.

An American teenage girl died on Saturday (June 7)after taking part in a deadly social media trend called "dusting". The 19-year-old girl named Renna O'Rourke from Arizona died after spending four days in the intensive care unit (ICU). &nbsp;&nbsp;

US teen dies after inhaling aerosol keyboard cleaner | Here's all about the deadly trend she participated in

There is a new trend on the internet. In most parts of India, students are gearing up for their final term examinations. Now many are tagging their favourite stars in memes, reels, and photos asking them to comment on it to motivate them to start studying.&nbsp; 
 
Several stars like Alia Bhatt, Kiara Advani, Vijay Deverakonda and cricketer Shubhman Gill have hoped on to the trend and gone ahead to comment on the tagged posts, urging their fans to get back to studies.&nbsp; 
 
The new trend typically tags a celebrity and states if he or she comments on the reel, the user will start preparing for exams.&nbsp; 
 
How have the celebrities reacted 
 
Alia Bhatt commented with laughing emojis to a reel captioned as, “If Alia Bhatt comments on this reel then I will start preparing for my exams."&nbsp;

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The actress just wrapped up the shoot of her new film Jigra and is currently busy promoting web series Poachers which she has co-produced.&nbsp; 
 
Meanwhile, cricketer Shubhman Gill wrote, “Shuru kar do padhna (start studying)” to a user’s reel that had tagged him. The reel has so far received over 66 million on Instagram.&nbsp; 
 
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Kiara Advani responded with “Study” and “Give it your best” to a similar exam post that had tagged her.

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While several stars are being tagged by their fans, not all have responded. The trend continues to gain traction and give&nbsp;fans the&nbsp;opportunity to directly interact with their favourite stars.&nbsp;

 
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After the comment from the Telugu film star, the comments section of the post was filled with reactions of social media users who expressed amazement over Deverakonda's reply to the post.

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There is a new trend on the internet. In most parts of India, students are gearing up for their final term examinations. Now many are tagging their favourite stars in memes, reels, and photos asking them to comment on it to motivate them to start studying.

There is a new trend on the internet. In most parts of India, students are gearing up for their final term examinations. Now many are tagging their favourite stars in memes, reels, and photos asking them to comment on it to motivate them to start studying. Several stars like Alia Bhatt, Kiara Advani, Vijay Deverakonda and cricketer Shubhman Gill have hoped on to the trend and gone ahead to comment on the tagged posts, urging their fans to get back to studies. The new trend typically tags a celebrity and states if he or she comments on the reel, the user will start preparing for exams. How have the celebrities reacted Alia Bhatt commented with laughing emojis to a reel captioned as, “If Alia Bhatt comments on this reel then I will start preparing for my exams." The actress just wrapped up the shoot of her new film Jigra and is currently busy promoting web series Poachers which she has co-produced. Meanwhile, cricketer Shubhman Gill wrote, “Shuru kar do padhna (start studying)” to a user’s reel that had tagged him. The reel has so far received over 66 million on Instagram. Also read: Explained: What's this Eagles' 'Hotel California' stolen lyrics trial all about? Kiara Advani responded with “Study” and “Give it your best” to a similar exam post that had tagged her. While several stars are being tagged by their fans, not all have responded. The trend continues to gain traction and give fans the opportunity to directly interact with their favourite stars. After the comment from the Telugu film star, the comments section of the post was filled with reactions of social media users who expressed amazement over Deverakonda's reply to the post. Taylor Swift's Sydney concert delayed after terrible rainstorm and lightning

Alia Bhatt, Kiara Advani, Vijay Deverakonda are helping students to get back to their books. Here’s how

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US teen dies after inhaling aerosol keyboard cleaner | Here's all about the deadly trend she participated in

Alia Bhatt, Kiara Advani, Vijay Deverakonda are helping students to get back to their books. Here’s how