Japan’s Latest Twitter Trend is the Most Ridiculous Thing You’ve Seen Yet

Japan’s Latest Twitter Trend is the Most Ridiculous Thing You’ve Seen Yet

November 27, 2017
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The latest Twitter craze in Japan all started with user @DogXyz, who showed off his artistic and creative ability while dexterously performing some bowling techniques with one hand.
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The Japanese Twitter user drew a human caricature on his hand, and performed bowling maneuvers before posting a video, which has amassed over 234,000 likes and over 97,000 retweets. Fortunately, @DogXyz was able to execute the challenge so well that his hand looked like a human being going bowling.
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Netizens were impressed that the Japanese man’s hand moved in the same natural way that a bowler does, according to SoraNews24.
The finger bowling challenge prompted numerous netizens to come up with their own renditions of it.
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View post on Twitter
Some users even tried to step it up a notch by drawing a head on their thumb, giving the whole hand separate limbs and independent movement.
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View post on Twitter
Although, not everyone was impressed with the challenge, with one commenter finding the finger bowling trend too disturbing.
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However, that didn’t stop Twitter users from doing other activities with their hands. One netizen made his hand-human do some push ups.
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Other netizens are already clamoring for an encore from @DogXyz.
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Unfortunately, the Twitter user shot the idea down and explained that the challenge was a one-off thing.
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The internet has come up with new yet strange challenges over the past few months such as the Heart-Shaped Boob challenge that took over Chinese social media or Indonesia’s Baby Shark Challenge.
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      Kyle Encina

      Kyle Encina is a contributor at NextShark

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