Photos: #GoFundMe account with $58,000 raised for #KeatonJones shut down

The mother of a Tennessee boy who became a viral sensation overnight in a video denouncing bullying has denied she is trying to make money from his plight.

Middle-schooler Keaton Jones was recorded in a video revealing his torment from being bullied at school went viral over the weekend. A plethora of celebrities including Chris Evans, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Demi Lovato, Donald Trump Jr and LeBron James all took up his anti-bullying message, sharing the video with their huge social media followings. However, many have taken pause due to two GoFundMe pages that were set up to allegedly help Keaton. One, which raised nearly $60,000 has since been shut down. Many are questioning how useful donating is to stop the bullying and if Kimberly Jones was just trying to make a quick cash grab.