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Name

Reloading Everyday Objects Like

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DescriptionReloading Everyday Objects Like Video Game Weapons or Reloading Random Things refers to a series of videos filmed from the first-person perspective mimicking FPS video games where the person behind the camera "reloads" a

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About

Reloading Everyday Objects Like Video Game Weapons or Reloading Random Things refers to a series of videos filmed from the first-person perspective mimicking FPS video games where the person behind the camera "reloads" an everyday object like it's a gun. A precursor trend where toilet paper is replaced as if being reloaded began in 2009. In February 2021, a video of a man loading a toaster and other objects like a gun went viral on YouTube, inspiring videos doing the same thing throughout the year, going particularly viral on TikTok in December.

Origin

The full history, spread and examples live on the source entry: Reloading Everyday Objects Like Video Game Weapons on Know Your Meme.

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