Comedian Mona (AKA Don’t Call Me White Girl) Reacts To Viral Video Of Woman Confronting Her: “You Know How Hard It Is To Walk Away From A F*ght?”
Comedian Mona (AKA Don’t Call Me White Girl) Reacts To Viral Video Of Woman Confronting Her: “You Know How Hard It Is To Walk Away From A F*ght?”
Comedian and social media personality Mona, better known as Don’t Call Me White Girl, is addressing a viral video that appears to show a woman confronting her in public.
After clips of the encounter began circulating online, Mona responded to the growing attention. According to the comedian, followers have been repeatedly sending her footage from the incident, though she suggested the moment hasn’t reached true viral status just yet.
“I’ve been going viral since 2018,” Mona said. “It’s levels to it.” She added that the confrontation actually happened several days ago.
Mona also admitted the situation has remained on her mind. “I’m from the fcking ghetto. You know how hard it is to walk away from a fight, bro? And y’all sending me that video. I think about that btch every day,” she said while reflecting on the encounter.
The comedian went on to claim she knows the woman’s first and last name and where she lives, though she did not suggest she plans to take any action. Instead, Mona appeared to use the moment to vent about the incident and discuss the challenges of choosing not to engage.
The original video has continued to spread across social media, sparking conversation among fans and critics alike. As debate surrounding the confrontation continues, Mona is making it clear that while she walked away from the situation, she hasn’t completely put it behind her.

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