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A single strawberry selling for $19 is going viral on TikTok. Screengrab from @Bichonxattack on X. A single strawberry has been put on the shelves of a California grocery store with a whopping price tag, and TikTokers are calling it “embarrassing.”

The court issued a fifth and supposedly final dismissal ruling in a case claiming that apps like Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat are designed to encourage compulsive use by minors.

Twerking at the center of the action was Yeri Mua: a fiery, red-haired Mexican woman holding court in a sparkling, skin-tight dress. After becoming the No. 1 global artist on TikTok — outperforming American superstars like Sabrina Carpenter and Billie Eilish in total number of views on the platform — Mua took center stage at the Yost with a power stance,

The “organic single berry” is imported from Kyoto, Japan, and has a price tag of $19 at the California-based supermarket. “Apparently it’s the best tasting strawberry in the entire world,” Antoci said in her video.

In February of last year, as videos of tweens racing to Sephora for beautifully packaged creams and serums that contained anti-aging chemicals flooded TikTok, a legislator in California tried to end that trend by introducing a bill that would stop stores from selling those products to them. It failed.

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