Week’s virals: Valentine's Day, Rihannah at Super Bowl, e-commerce accidents, work life balance

Here’s your weekly roundup of all the stuff that had social media buzzing in the week gone by: Valentine's DayValentine's Day witnessed a carnival of social media posts from netizens who celebrated the day with their partners. Apart from memes on Cow Hug Day, a move proposed by the Animal Welfare Board of India which was later withdrawn, viral posts from Valentine's Day included a video of an Indian mother bashing up her adolescent daughter's boyfriend, an for a course on romance, and a photo series on New Yorkers buying flowers for their partners. Rihanna at Super BowlThe Super Bowl is the championship game for the NFL, which is America’s National Football League. That’s the last game of the season so the season culminates with it and attracts a massive viewership from across the nation. For the last game, the halftime is extended to half an hour to accomodate a musical concert. This year Rihanna performed at the Super Bowl and triggered a storm of comments from netizens over her baby bump, which was later confirmed by her publicist. Work life balanceA LinkedIn post went viral over its mention of an IT company in Madhya Pradesh that installed a message on their employees' computers urging them to go home when their shift is over. The pop up message ‘Warning! Your shift time is over. The office system will shut down in 10 minutes. Please go home’. Social media users appreciated the company's care for their employee's work-life balance but many wondered if this rendered their working culture too rigid. Elderly Punjabi coupleA photographer called Sutej Singh Pannu uploaded a video of him approaching an elderly Punjabi couple to ask for their consent to him taking a picture of them. The video of them went viral for the endearing interaction that ensued between the photographer and the couple. E-commerce accidentsA woman took to Twitter to express her frustration when she ordered an electric toothbrush worth INR 12,000 but received 4 packets of curry masala instead. Currency exchangeIn a viral tweet, a woman wrote about how she took an autorickshaw and later realised that the driver had accidentally given her a one euro coin instead of 5 rupees.Audio production: Anil Chauhan