Where Did 'I Just Made Some Bullshit' Come from? the Viral Sound Taking over Social Media
By Alexander Ross
Unhinged cooking videos quickly became the sound's primary vehicle. Instead of standard recipe tutorials with precise measurements and ring lights, creators began documenting their desperate kitchen improvisations. Air-fryer disasters, chaotic college dorm meals, and dubious baking experiments found their perfect anthem.
Makeshift DIY memes followed close behind. Woodworkers who miscalculated measurements, car mechanics patching rust holes with duct tape, and amateur painters botching wall trims used the audio track snippet to beat their critics to the punch.
Self-awareness neutralizes judgment. When a creator announces their project is garbage before the audience can type an insult, the comment section switches from criticism to camaraderie. Viewers do not mock the creator; they laugh alongside them.
Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
