The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, became a turning point in how digital platforms are used for social and political mobilization. Following the event, survivors utilized social media to launch the 'Never Again' movement and 'March for Our Lives,' effectively turning viral communication into a tool for legislative advocacy. Online discourse surrounding the event often focuses on the contrast between student-led activism and political responses to gun violence. In internet culture, the event is less about traditional humor and more about the power of viral media to spark national debate, influence policy, and define the political voice of a new generation.