In the age of social media, filming strangers and their embarrassing moments has almost turned into an international hobby, with a new victim seemingly going viral almost every day. 

A video circulating on social media shows an Ottawa Senators fan rapping along to Eminem's Academy Award-winning song, "Lose Yourself," during a hockey game, unaware that someone is recording. 

Poor guy was just enjoying life pic.twitter.com/WKifHuO4EH

— non aesthetic things (@PicturesFoIder) February 14, 2024

The clip picks up in the middle of the track, with the fan and his friends enthusiastically reciting the Detroit rapper's flows. After a few seconds, the fan notices that he's being filmed, and quickly sinks back into his seat in embarrassment. 

The video has since gone viral around the world, with just one reposted version amassing over 16 million views, 120,000 likes, and over 1,600 comments — most of which are in defence of the fan. 

Idk why but this genuinely broke my spirit

— babyface moll (@babyfacemoll) February 14, 2024

"People can't even vibe anymore without these weirdos pulling out their phones," one person pointed out. 

Broke the poor guys vibe, he was having a ball there.

— ThatGrumpyScotsman (@AGrumpyScotsman) February 14, 2024

"I hate that you can't have fun without worrying someone else will try to post it and embarrass you," another comment reads, with others agreeing that social media has transformed into a constant opportunity to ridicule others. 

Nothing wrong with what he's doing, he's vibing to the music,why you all disturbing his flows

— AwemanyFit On Youtube (@OdikaesiemeF) February 14, 2024

"Honestly just own it because the people putting you down for having fun just love being lame," one user wrote, as other comments noted that hundreds of fans around the arena were probably singing along just as passionately.

I would also feel uncomfortable if someone was recording me like that

— Grey-son (@Greyson_tweetz) February 14, 2024

"It's just a kid singing along to Em, who cares? Why record him? This is why I stay tf away from people, just too weird," another person said. 

Despite the filmmaker's intention to embarrass the young man, the video resulted in the opposite effect, with hundreds of more comments encouraging the fan to continue singing along proudly wherever he goes.

I hate people who do stuff like this when someone’s just genuinely having a good time.

— mommy long legs (@hannahhedon) February 14, 2024

"If my guy ever sees this — next time rap straight to the camera with a mic drop in the end, you're awesome bud," one comment reads. "Don't let the shame take that away from you."