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TikToker goes viral for peeing in public at LSU

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  Published in Travel and Leisure on Tuesday, September 9th 2025 at 21:27 GMT by WAFB
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A TikTok Sensation Sparks Campus‑wide Debate Over Public Decency and Student Safety

In a viral clip that has been replayed thousands of times on TikTok, a LSU student was caught urinating in a public space on campus. The video, which first appeared on the platform on September 6, 2025, shows a young man—later identified by the handle @Peebalicious—walking into a small, grassy area near the LSU Student Union and discreetly relieving himself. His actions were filmed by a nearby passerby, who posted the clip with the caption “#Peebalicious: LSU’s new ‘public urination’ trend” and a playful spin on the campus hashtag #LSU. The clip was immediately shared by dozens of TikTok creators, and within hours it had accumulated over 200,000 views and more than 5,000 comments.

How the Video Spread

According to the original WAFB article, the clip began trending on TikTok’s “For You” page after the initial uploader used a popular audio clip featuring a remix of “Stuck in the Middle.” Several other TikTokers—most notably a popular Louisiana-based influencer named Lena “L‑Loud” Ramirez—reposted the video with their own commentary, asking their followers whether they would do the same. The video’s rapid spread was amplified by the app’s algorithmic recommendation engine and by a chain of retweets from local college blogs, such as “Lafayette Daily” and “Louisiana State Student Life.”

LSU’s Response

Within hours of the clip’s appearance, the LSU Office of Student Affairs issued a statement, saying, “While LSU values freedom of expression, we do not condone any behavior that compromises the safety or comfort of our campus community.” The statement cited the university’s Code of Conduct, specifically the section on “Public Decency and Disruptive Behavior,” which states that public urination is a violation of state law and subject to disciplinary action.

University police chief Michael D. Thompson also weighed in, clarifying that the student in question is “under investigation by campus police for a potential misdemeanor of public urination.” He added that “LSU takes such violations seriously, and the campus safety team will handle the matter in accordance with both university policy and local law enforcement guidelines.”

Legal Implications

Louisiana law criminalizes public urination as a misdemeanor under Chapter 43 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes. If the LSU student were to be charged, he could face up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. The WAFB article notes that the campus police are coordinating with the Lafayette Parish Prosecutor’s Office to determine whether an arrest is warranted.

Campus and Community Reactions

The clip also sparked a heated debate among students, faculty, and local residents. Many students expressed discomfort and concern that such behavior might set a precedent for further public indecency on campus. Student body president Maya Gonzalez said, “We’re proud of LSU, but we’re not proud of people making the campus unsafe or uncomfortable for others.” In contrast, a small group of students on the Reddit r/LSU subreddit defended the student’s right to “self‑expression” and criticized what they saw as an overreaching stance by the university administration.

Local community leaders also weighed in. Lafayette City Councilmember Juan Alvarez urged students to respect public spaces, reminding them that “public decency is a shared responsibility.” Meanwhile, a local TikTok creator, @TinaTheLawyer, posted a short video explaining the legal ramifications of public urination, suggesting that students should consult with campus legal counsel before engaging in any potentially unlawful acts on campus.

What Comes Next?

The WAFB piece closes by outlining the next steps: LSU will review the incident under its disciplinary procedures, which may involve a hearing before the Student Disciplinary Board. Meanwhile, the campus police are monitoring the area for similar infractions, and the university has posted a reminder on its official website urging students to report any violations of public decency.

The story serves as a cautionary tale about the power of social media to expose private misbehavior to a global audience, and it underscores the tension between student freedom and the obligation to maintain a respectful, safe campus environment. As the investigation proceeds, all eyes remain on LSU’s handling of the situation, which will likely set a precedent for how universities address social‑media‑spurred misconduct in the years to come.