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Hundreds gathered in a park in the USA to fight over the name Josh. The video of the chaotic and hilarious incident has gone viral.
A fight over the name Josh drew a crowd of hundreds from around the USA to a Nebraska park on Saturday for a heated pool-noodle brawl. In case y'all don't know, this is what the #JoshFight thing is about. I saw it as a joke on Tumblr, but I didn't think people would actually go through with it. Beautiful. pic.twitter.com/oWo4LJelZE Josh Swain (OG) vs. Josh Swain from Omaha!!!Violent battle of rock, paper, scissors. #LNK #JoshFight pic.twitter.com/S3pb16ioVB BREAKING: Five-year-old #LittleJosh has won the #JoshFight! pic.twitter.com/VTztUHDMeW Every human in this video is named Josh... They ain’t joshin around with these pool noodles thoughThere’s about to be a... #JOSHFIGHT pic.twitter.com/oYExj9VqhI It all started a year ago when pandemic boredom set in, and Josh Swain, a 22-year-old college student from Tucson, Arizona, messaged others who shared his name on social media and challenged them to a duel.
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