'My jaw is on the 床に打ち倒す': Man goes viral after 論証するing the mind-blowing hidden use in the design of soda cans

  • Jordan Howlett, 26, from California, has 10.4 million 信奉者s on TikTok?
  • He went viral after 株ing how to open a soda can using another can?
  • The influencer's ビデオ has been 見解(をとる)d more than 8.9 million times?

A TikTok 星/主役にする who is known for his viral 切り開く/タクシー/不正アクセスs has once again stunned his 信奉者s after 株ing the hidden use for the 底(に届く) of a soda can.?

Jordan Howlett, 26, from California, has 10.4 million 信奉者s on TikTok, where he is known as @jordan_the_stallion8.?He recently went viral after 論証するing how to open a soda can using another can.?

The influencer stitched his ビデオ in 返答 to 使用者 @knowledgesaurus, who had asked: 'What is something you 設立する out late in life that you should have known earlier but you just didn't?'?

'So if you guys were to take a look at the 底(に届く) of a soda can, you see that it has this extra little circular 山の尾根 here,' he said, tracing the 山の尾根 with his fingers.?

TikTok star?Jordan Howlett, 26, from California, went viral after sharing the hidden use for the bottom of a soda can

TikTok 星/主役にする?Jordan Howlett, 26, from California, went viral after 株ing the hidden use for the 底(に届く) of a soda can?

He stitched his video in response to user @knowledgesaurus, who had asked: 'What is something you found out late in life that you should have known earlier but you just didn't?'
He stitched his video in response to user @knowledgesaurus, who had asked: 'What is something you found out late in life that you should have known earlier but you just didn't?'

He stitched his ビデオ in 返答 to 使用者 @knowledgesaurus, who had asked: 'What is something you 設立する out late in life that you should have known earlier but you just didn't?'

Howlett demonstrated how to easily open a soda can using the bottom of another

Howlett 論証するd how to easily open a soda can using the 底(に届く) of another?

Howlett explained that the 底(に届く) has to be circular to keep the carbonation and 圧力 損なわれていない, 確実にするing that the (水以外の)飲料 stays fresh and bubbly.?

However, he 公式文書,認めるd that the design has changed to 含む the 山の尾根 since the first canned soft drink was 解放(する)d in 1938.

'You wanna know why?' he asked.?'Because these sodas are multi-purposeful, meaning that you can stack one on 最高の,を越す of the other and use it to open the other soda.'

Howlett 主張するd it's not a coincidence that soda cans were designed to 'stack so perfectly on 最高の,を越す of each other.'

The content creator 結論するd his demonstration by 株ing examples of 重要な moments when this 切り開く/タクシー/不正アクセス will come in handy.?

'If you just got you just got your nails done [and] you don't want to mess them up?or it 傷つけるs your fingers to try to open them by themselves, just take a soda, put it on 最高の,を越す, and open it with another soda,' he said.??

'Try it out,' he 勧めるd his 信奉者s.?

Howlett's ビデオ has been 見解(をとる)d 8.9 million times and has received more than 11,300 comments since it was 地位,任命するd on June 22.?

The influencer insisted it's not a coincidence that soda cans were designed to 'stack so perfectly on top of each other'

The influencer 主張するd it's not a coincidence that soda cans were designed to 'stack so perfectly on 最高の,を越す of each other'

The video has been viewed more than 8.9 million times, and many commenters were blown away by the trick

The ビデオ has been 見解(をとる)d more than 8.9 million times, and many commenters were blown away by the trick?

Many people were admittedly blown away by the trick and couldn't wait to try it for themselves.?

'I GASPED,' one person 答える/応じるd.

'My jaw is on the 床に打ち倒す, sir,' someone else 追加するd.?

'Yeah I’m trying this later at work,' another 株d. 'I’m a flight attendant and 傷つける my fingers or 半導体素子 my nails 絶えず 原因(となる) of this.'

Howlett also received comments from テレビ視聴者s who knew about the 切り開く/タクシー/不正アクセス.?

'Saves my nails every time!' one person 公式文書,認めるd.?

'I think we’re the only people that know this secret now,' someone else 株d. 'NEVER seen anybody do this in my life.'?

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