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Viral Video Of Plane Appearing Not To Be Moving In Midair Has TikTok Freaking Out

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After TikToker @tania.draws posted video of the odd phenomenon, others explained in the comments what's actually going on.

What in the Nope sequel plot is this insanity?

A video posted to TikTok by @tania.draws has some people losing their minds. The video - recorded from the creator's car in Chicago - shows an airplane that appears to be stuck motionless in the sky.


Tania was clearly baffled at the phenomenon she witnessed and captioned the post:

"Glitch in Matrix?"
"This isn't the first time I've seen this in Chicago either."

The text "WTF" appears at the bottom of the video throughout.

@tania.draws

Glitch in Matrix? This isn’t the first time I’ve seen this in Chicago either #glitchinthematrix #fyp

Viewers of the viral TikTok - which has been viewed more than four million times - were equally as stunned.

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And some had quite the entertaining responses.

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But, alas, there is an explanation to the seemingly stationary aircraft. It's just an optical illusion.

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If you say so...


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