Passengers on an American Airlines flight recently got a little wet when the ground flooded during their flight.

The plane was flying from Dallas, Texas, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, when people noticed a large puddle of water spreading into the cabin from one of the bathrooms. One person shared footage of the incident on TikTok.

The video shows passengers trying to avoid the water while the song “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion plays in the background. The song is known for being used in the 1997 film. Titanicwhere passengers must escape the sinking ship after it hits an iceberg and begins to flood. “The in-flight movie was Titanic,” the TikToker user joked.

American Airlines did not immediately respond The IndependentPlease comment.

The TikTok video received over seven million views, and many people took to the comments section to explain that it had sparked new anxiety for them.

“Imagine drowning…in a plane…in the air,” one comment said, while another commenter agreed, writing, “Man, sinking in the sky is wild.”

“Drowning at 30,000 feet at 500 mph lol new death scare unlocked lol,” a third commenter echoed.

Other commenters were more concerned about the hygiene of the incident, saying they would no longer wear open-toed shoes or put their bags on the floor on a flight.

“A new fear of leaving my bag on the floor of a plane triggered me,” one person wrote in the comments.

A second commenter wrote: “Another reason to wear closed shoes and not flip flops and crocodiles.”

Earlier this week, a video of a man taking his Great Dane on a flight went viral as people criticized his decision.

The clip showed the passenger boarding the plane with the dog, which typically weighs between 110 and 175 pounds.

In the footage, which now has more than 4.8 million views on Instagram, a flight attendant could be heard greeting the dog’s owner at the door.

“Hey, welcome aboard,” she said listlessly before the dog accidentally stepped on her foot and the man apologized.

Over the clip, the poster wrote: “Have we taken this service animal thing too far?”

Many people noted that bringing the dog on board could cause even more problems for the other passengers.

“Emotional support for one person, emotional distress for hundreds! This is ridiculous,” one person said, while another agreed: “I’m a dog lover but this is getting ridiculous. “I’m all for trained service animals… that’s not one of them.”

“As a person who has had a Great Dane and looked at their classic body language, this is NOT an assisted therapy animal. Lol,” wrote a third pet owner