In an unforeseen twist during a recent wedding ceremony, a group of friends left the internet in stitches as they broke into the popular "Moye Moye" trend at what was supposed to be a solemn exchange of vows. The incident, captured in a now-viral video boasting over 3 million views, has ignited a wave of reactions online.

In this unseen video, everything was going accordingly, but the groom's friend made it more lively. The friend’s group introduced the popular “Moye Moye” trend at a time when the couple was busy with wedding rituals. This video has gotten more than 45 lakh views since posting.

In the video, the groom's friends kick off the "Moye Moye" chant just as the couple is on the verge of exchanging garlands. While the groom seems entertained by the unexpected performance, the bride appears visibly displeased, her irritation evident as the playful interruption unfolds on her special day.

For those not up to date, the "Moye Moye" trend has been taking over social media platforms lately, flooding Instagram reels and other content-sharing spaces. Stemming from Serbian singer-songwriter Teya Dora's song "Dzanum," featuring the lyrics "Moye More," translating to "my nightmare," the trend has evolved into an internet sensation representing anything sorrowful, undesirable, or unwelcome.

The incident at the wedding has generated a range of reactions from online onlookers. Some viewers expressed their delight, leaving comments like "This is so legendary" and "I can't stop laughing." However, not everyone saw the impromptu performance as harmless. One commenter observed, "The groom found amusement in what seems to be a taunt aimed at the bride, as if marrying her is his life's misfortune."