Campanha, Brazil - November 17, 2025 A video recorded by X user Dani Mendoza during the night of November 16–17, 2025, captures catastrophic flash flooding sweeping through downtown Campanha in Minas Gerais. The street shown in the clip is completely submerged under fast-moving, muddy brown water. In several areas, the flood rises from knee-deep to waist-deep on passing vehicles. A white SUV, resembling a Toyota Corolla Cross or similar model, inches through the torrent, pushing a large bow wave ahead of it as it moves through the deeper section of the road. Behind the SUV, a motorcyclist on a red motorcycle attempts to follow the same path. The bike immediately stalls in the strong current, tips over, and the rider wearing a red jacket or hoodie falls straight into the floodwater. The rider quickly stands back up, visibly unharmed but soaked, and struggles to lift the motorcycle while waist-deep in the rushing flow. Street lights and shop windows cast reflections across the waterlogged scene, while a few pedestrians stand on slightly higher ground, watching and filming the moment. There is no narration on the audio, only the roar of rushing water, engine sounds, and faint noise from the surrounding city. The post carries a caption translating roughly to “When the car passes, the motorcycle thinks it can too,” and the clip has already been viewed millions of times. It has become one of the standout, slightly comical but emblematic videos of the devastating floods that struck Minas Gerais that night.