>The video was first uploaded onto Twitter on March 22, 2021, by the user bellendstoten2 from within the site.[1] The tweet was deleted from the feed shortly after that time, either on the same day or at an hour early on March 23. Because of the fact that

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Dylanjak 04/26/26 (Sun) 16:03:03 №15978729 [Quote]

>The video was first uploaded onto Twitter on March 22, 2021, by the user bellendstoten2 from within the site.[1] The tweet was deleted from the feed shortly after that time, either on the same day or at an hour early on March 23. Because of the fact that the post was removed at such speed, it was never saved inside the Wayback Machine.

>On March 23, the video was reposted back onto the Reddit community of r/eyeblech by the user Bananagod239 in the form of a GIF format.

>According to the records within Know Your Meme, the video spread out across Twitter throughout March 2021.

>On March 22, 2021, a Twitter user under the name polaschachta posted a meme about the video featuring the singer of Harry Styles in it.[2] This post received over 20 retweets and up to 650 likes.

>Another user by the handle of quackcommie, shared a similar reaction over the web that gained over 20 retweets and nearly 350 likes.[3][4]

>The video led to many discussions about whether the act was real and if such a feat could be performed without causing internal organ damage.[4]