Nicole Kidman goes viral all the time.
She has one of those magnetic personalities and appearances that people can't keep their eyes off of. It's one of the reasons she's done so well in Hollywood. She's been one of the industry's biggest stars since the 1990s and is still getting acclaim for projects like "Big Little Lies" and "The Beguiled."
What's even more remarkable is that she doesn't personally use social media. Her success is completely due to her talent, and the attention on her due to her celebrity status.
Here are nine times Nicole Kidman rocked the internet.
At the 2017 Oscars, she had that infamous clap.

Kidman went viral in February last year when the Oscars showed her clapping with what seemed like enormous hands.
After some investigation, it looked like the most probable explanation for the big hands was because the ABC cinematographer was shooting with wide-angle lenses really close to her hands. Those kinds of lenses are ideal for capturing big crowds, but distort things that are close to the camera.
Nicole Kidman did NOT like chef Giada de Laurentiis's cooking.

On an episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" last May, Kidman appeared alongside chef Giada de Laurentiis, who cooked some pizza.
Typically on these shows the celebrity guest eats the food, gestures appreciatively, and everyone has a good time. Kidman wasn't playing along.
"It's a little tough," Kidman said after taking a bite. "I know you're not meant to criticize ... but it's a little tough!"
The crowd noticed her honesty and burst out laughing.
At the Emmys last year, she got buzz for wearing apparently mismatched shoes.

Kidman got some buzz for wearing what appeared to be mismatched shoes. Her right shoe had a strip of crystals across her toes, while her left one didn't.
Close observers figured out what was happening. There was a strip of crystals across her ankle on her left shoe. They were just hidden in the shadows of Kidman's dress. The shoes were designed by Calvin Klein, just like her dress.
See the rest of the story at Business Insider