It’s not everyday that your company gets a shoutout from Beyoncé, especially in a song form. On Wednesday, Beyoncé and Megan Thee Stallion dropped their remix to Meg’s “Savage” off her latest EP, Suga, and the world went nuts. To say that the track was a pleasant surprise would be a major understatement. The “Savage” remix saw Bey delivering flawless vocals as well as dropping bars left and right, one of which drew more attention than the others. The Queen opens her first verse with the lines, “Hips TikTok when I dance/On that Demon Time, she might start an OnlyFans,” referencing not one, not two, but three popular quarantine past times that have been blowing up lately.

While TikTok is relatively self-explanatory, “Demon Time” is a recurring DIY event held over Instagram live that essentially takes the form of a virtual strip club. However, OnlyFans, the user-generated content-subscription website that has become a prominent platform for amateur porn, seems to have benefitted the most from their shoutout. As reported by The Daily Beast, a spokesperson for OnlyFans revealed that the site saw “a 15 percent spike in traffic” less than 24 hours after Bey and Meg dropped “Savage” remix.

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“The surprise call-out from Beyoncé on the ‘Savage’ remix was very exciting for us, to say the least,” OnlyFans COO and co-founder, Tom Stokely, said. “Her stamp of approval comes on the heels of major stars joining the platform in recent weeks, including Blac Chyna, The-Dream, Safaree Samuels, and Casanova. We built OnlyFans as a platform to enable creators to share their authentic content, free from brand endorsements and paid deals, and the growing momentum among these celebrities is the beginning of a new movement in social media that prioritizes personalization over mass appeal.” OnlyFans already issued an official response to the reference on “Savage” remix on Thursday, inviting Beyoncé to “join OnlyFans at any time to foster a deeper connection with their fans.” While the platform has started to become a space for artists to virtually connect with fans during this time of isolation, we’re not sure that’s exactly what Bey was going for when she made the reference.

It looks like there are some people who actually took President Trump’s advise this week when he mentioned the idiotic idea of injecting disinfectant into your body to help fight Covid-19. According to a report from The Daily News, the state of NY has seen a sudden spike in people calling in about ingesting bleach or other household cleaners in the 18 hours following President Trump’s bogus claim.

As many as 30 people have called into the health officials over fears that they had ingested bleach or other household cleaners, particularly Lysol. Thankfully, none of the people who reached out died or required hospitalization, the spokesman said.

“To be clear, disinfectants are not intended for ingestion either by mouth, by ears, by breathing them in any way, shape or form,” New York City Health Commissioner Oxiris Barbot tweeted on Friday. “Doing so can put people at great risk.”

In addition, more than 100 calls were made to Maryland’s state’s emergency hotline in the wake of Trump’s controversial statement. The state of Maryland had to send out an alert after people kept calling, questioning the advice on consuming disinfectant as a possible treatment to the deadly virus.

Pornhub is certainly benefiting from the whole world occupying themselves while they’re stuck at home in self-isolation due to the spread of coronavirus. The company has seen an immense spike in traffic to their website in the last week, after previously reporting an overall increase in streaming since the coronavirus outbreak. The porn website has broken down the weekly traffic changes both worldwide and within individual countries with some handy graphs, revealing that folks are spending even more time viewing their content than they were the week prior. 

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There was a worldwide increase in traffic as high as 11.6% this past week, and in the U.S., there was a 5.1% spike in traffic March 13th, and a further 6.4 % spike on March 17th. Italy, the first European country to be put on full lockdown, has seen the largest increase of any individual country, going up a whopping 57% on March 12th. This spike is largely due to the fact that the website has offered a free premium subscription to all of the people of Italy to keep themselves entertained while they are kept in quarantine. In addition to the rise in viewership numbers, the website also noticed that folks were visiting the site at slightly different times than normal.

Steve Harvey reprised his role as the host of Fox's New Year's Eve special this year, and was joined by former New England Patriots tight end and cohost, Rob Gronkowski. Rob has been working as an NFL analyst for Fox during the first season since his retirement,  and he and Steve seemed to be getting along pretty well as co-hosts during the network's New Year's Eve coverage. Things quickly took a turn for the worst for Steve when Rob decided to show off his athleticism. Twitter user Matthew McGovern, who identifies in his bio as a stan account for the Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray, posted a video of the ordeal with the caption, "Gronk is Steve Harvey's second least favorite person after P. Diddy," referring to Steve's daughter Lori's past relationship with Diddy that was preceded by her relationship with Diddy's son, Justin Combs. In the video, Rob can be seen rocking an old-school football uniform, complete with a number 87 jersey. It looks like his longing for his football days overcame him, as he demonstrates what he calls, "a LEGO Harvey Gronk spike," referring to his popular nickname.