'Do it again, Uncle Steve!', a $156K Pokémon card drawn at age 6 and an emoji with a butt: the 3 viral hits of the weekend
A child's belly laugh on TikTok, a kindergarten drawing turned fortune and Google's joke about the shocked-face emoji.
Foto: Reprodução/TikTok/@realunclesteve via TAG241. 'Do it again, Uncle Steve!' — TAG24's viral video of the day for Saturday (10) is simple: a little boy sitting in a cart bursts out laughing every time his uncle pushes him and keeps begging for more, shouting 'Do it again, Uncle Steve!' The clip came from the TikTok account @realunclesteve, and what caught commenters' attention most was the toddler's accent: 'How does your baby have the thickest southern accent I've ever heard,' one user asked.
2. The kindergarten Pokémon card — A card designed by Megu Taniguchi when she was six sold for $156,000 at a Fanatics Collect auction, according to Dexerto. It is the 2010 Illusion's Zorua promo, which shows Zorua and Pikachu riding a bus and won the kindergarten category of a design contest tied to the film 'Zoroark: Master of Illusions.' About a hundred copies were printed; a PSA 10 Gem Mint copy had sold for $8,700 in 2023.
3. The emoji with a butt — Google unveiled Noto 3D, a collection that turns flat emojis into three-dimensional characters, and used it for a joke: in a gag version of the shocked face, the back of the head becomes a butt. 'In 3D, there's nowhere to hide,' the company explained, also asking: 'What does the back of a smiley face look like?' The new emojis arrive first on Pixel phones later in 2026, then on other Google apps and Android devices, as open source.







