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'I'm So Hungry, I Can Eat' TikTok Trend Explained, Rules Revealed!

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Apr 25

A new TikTok trend is taking the platform by storm, where users humorously exaggerate their hunger by saying they could eat a person from a friend or loved one's past. This twist on the saying 'I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse' involves mentioning someone from the past, leading to hilarious and sometimes awkward reactions. To participate, individuals must dig up names from old yearbooks, social media, or by asking friends, and then record their pranking video. The trend has resulted in viral videos with millions of views, though not all attempts go as planned, with some leading to unexpected and sensitive reveals. Participants are encouraged to maintain a straight face and share their often comedic results online.

'I'm So Hungry, I Can Eat' TikTok Trend Explained, Rules Revealed!

The TikTok trend involves users stating they are so hungry they could eat a person from their friend's past, a humorous twist on the old saying about being able to eat a horse.

This trend requires participants to research and use names from their friends' or loved ones' pasts, which are then mentioned in videos aimed at eliciting reactions.

One viral video features a woman telling her boyfriend she could eat his childhood friend, garnering over six million views, highlighting the trend's popularity.

Not all videos have gone smoothly; one instance involved a painful reminder of a friend's death, showing the potential for the trend to backfire.

To engage in the trend, individuals must delve into old yearbooks, social media profiles, or consult with mutual acquaintances to find a suitable name to mention.

The key to success in these videos is a straight face and the element of surprise, as well as sharing the video for potential viral success.

The trend underscores the humor found in nostalgia and the unexpected, while also cautioning about the unforeseen consequences of revisiting sensitive past connections.

'I'm So Hungry, I Can Eat' TikTok Trend Explained, Rules Revealed!

“I’m so hungry, I could eat…” who?!

There’s a phrase that says “I’m so hungry, I could eat a horse” and people are putting a twist on the saying for a viral TikTok trend.

People will use this phrase as an exaggeration of how hungry they are in the moment, mentioning something that is way bigger than they could actually eat. Well, now people are being thrown into the mix. And recognizable names at that!

Social media users are pranking their friends and loved ones by bringing up names from their pasts for the new viral trend.

Keep reading to find out more…

People are researching names from their friends and loved ones’ pasts and mentioning them for funny videos. The reactions have been so funny!

“I’m so hungry, I could eat Tobias Wellen,” one woman said to her boyfriend in a viral video with more than six million views already. She captioned the clip, “Telling my boyfriend I’m so hungry that I could eat his friend he used to build legos with in middle school.” Watch that video HERE!

Not all of the videos have gone according to plan though.

Someone captioned their video, “Telling my boyfriend I’m so hungry I could eat a guy from his high school promo photo, but I didn’t realize he drowned.” The boyfriend responded, “My friend who drowned in the Spokane River back in 2008? Good luck.”

Oops!

So, how do you participate in the trend? And what are the rules?

First, dig into your friend or loved one’s past to find a random person who they were once connected to, but probably haven’t heard about in years. Check their old yearbooks, look through old Instagram or Facebook photos, or even ask other friends for suggestions on names to bring up. Once you figure out who to mention, it’s time to record your video. Try to keep a straight face, if you can!

Make sure to share the results!

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