Worldstar

WorldStarHipHop, often shortened to Worldstar or WSHH, is a website that primarily publishes user-submitted videos of street fights, brawls, and other forms of conflict. The site also features music videos, interviews, and other hip-hop related content. Founded in 2005 by Lee "Q" O'Denat, WorldstarHipHop quickly gained notoriety for its raw and often violent content. Its popularity grew rapidly, and it became a significant platform for viral videos, particularly those showcasing street altercations and disputes.

The website's content has been a subject of considerable debate. Supporters argue that WorldstarHipHop provides a platform for unfiltered reality, offering glimpses into urban life and culture that might not otherwise be seen. They also point to its role in breaking new artists and popularizing hip-hop music. Critics, however, condemn the site for glorifying violence, promoting negativity, and potentially contributing to real-world harm by encouraging or emboldening individuals to engage in conflicts. The site has faced accusations of insensitivity and exploitation due to its focus on controversial and often disturbing events. Despite the criticisms, WorldstarHipHop remains a widely visited website, reflecting a persistent public interest in its unique brand of content.