If you’ve been using TikTok recently (as of March 31, 2022), you may have seen a spike in “Chupagetti” comments.
Here’s the comment around TikTok, “here’s the recipe for ✨CHUPAGETTI✨”.
If you are a new user, you may be wondering what comments mean.
Every now and then, a new and popular trend is created on TikTok.
This time, the trend is to continuously comment “CHUPAGETTI” on each video.
Literally every video on the “For You” page has this comment.
In this article, you will learn the meaning of Chupagetti on TikTok and its origin.
- What does chupagetti mean on TikTok?
- Where did chupagetti come from?
- Comments Chupagetti
What does chupagetti mean on TikTok?
Chupagetti is a combination of two words “Chupa” and “Spaghetti”.
In Filipino, “Chupa” is a rough word meaning “to suck”, while “Getti” is just the second syllable of “Spaghetti”.
Unfortunately, many TikTok users who commented on “CHUPAGETTI” didn’t know what the phrase meant.
Most users comment on the phrase for the sake of trending.
As the pidgin saying goes, “monkeys see, monkeys do”.
Many users took to Twitter to complain about How annoying is the trend?.
Fortunately, trends like these will eventually fade away—it’s only a matter of time.
That said, even if it does, new trends that will form in the future may be even more stupid than this one.
Where did chupagetti come from?
@tyronetiaga01
chupaghetti effect
♬ Hotel room service – Pitbull
Chupagetti originated as a joke by Tyrone Tiaga, a Filipino YouTuber, TikToker and comedian.
He combined the words “chupa” and “ghetti” together in a video back in 2021.
However, the second syllable of the word was later changed to “getti” due to a misspelling.
Currently, it is not known who was the first to post the comment “this is the recipe of ✨CHUPAGETTI✨”.
However, it has become a global trend and now people are commenting on it.
Because “Chupa” is a Filipino word, the phrase sounds crude.
The “Chupagetti” trend is similar to the “leave @acrello” trend in 2021.
But this time, the trend is more crude as it implies *xual action.
It took over TikTok in the same way as the “Chupagetti” comment.
The main difference is TikToker, @acrello drew attention directly from the comment itself because his username is in it.
This trend lasted for several weeks before it turned down.
Comments Chupagetti
- this is the recipe for ✨CHUPAGETTI✨
- ⚠️WARNING⚠️Fatherless children/social outcasts who said “mutilated” “chupagetti” “storytime?” “Marzipan recipes” to communicate with each other
- this is the recipe for ✨ COBBLESTONE ✨ -Dirt -Limang Sand
Conclusion
Comments on “Recipe” have been around on TikTok for a while, but they haven’t been popular to this day.
About a week ago, the comment “marzipan recipe” was trending on TikTok.
Review is just a recipe for a macaroons.
Anyway here is the Recipe for Brownies:
1/2 cup butter 2 eggs 1 cup sugar 1/3 cup cocoa powder 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1/2 cup flour
Comments are just another pesky copypasta (a common block of text that has been copied and pasted).
Twitch, a live streaming service is also known for these copypastas.
Users commenting on recipes like these on TikTok have way too much time to spare.
Otherwise, they just want to join the crowd.
Either way, with these spammy and repetitive comments, TikTok’s future looks bleak.
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