The Carly Minnick Nazi Salute Controversy erupted on Twitter/X in mid-2024 after a video surfaced showing a student from Fishers, Indiana, performing a Nazi salute and using offensive language. The footage quickly went viral, sparking intense debates regarding school accountability, the long-term consequences of digital footprints, and the role of social media in exposing hate speech. While the original content is rooted in a serious incident involving Hamilton Southeastern High School, it became a focal point for internet discourse on accountability. Users on X utilize the story to discuss the concept of 'receipts' and the speed at which local incidents can reach a global audience, making it a significant moment in modern online call-out culture.