A new trend has taken over the internet. It’s called “What do you think Wackus Bonkus.” So, what does the new TikTok trend mean?
TikTok never fails to amuse its fans. Just when one comes to the conclusion that things cannot get crazier or funnier, it does; all thanks to TikTok.
From Milk Crate challenge to Scholarship prank challenge, TikTok users have only become more creative.
Recently, a list of TikTok challenges emerged online that all included causing havoc at schools. This upset many parents and school authorities, leading them to issue warning against students who are thinking of taking a part in it.
Now, TikTok fanatics have gone gaga over the new “Wackus Bonkus” trend. What is this new trend and how did it start?
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What Do You Think Wackus Bonkus TikTok? Meme and Origin
“What do you think Wackus Bonkus” is originally a clip from the television show, Horrible History.
TikTok user @ev1em0 used the clip and its dialogue as a meme on TikTok, which has since become popular on the video-sharing platform.
In the show, Wackus Bonkus is the name of hammer-shaped equipment. The particular clip shows the person yielding the equipment ask “What do you think Wackus Bonkus?”
The hammer then turns toward the character and answers “Kill Him” in a mocking voice. The character replies, “Ooo, you naughty Wankus Bonkus.”
@ev1em0 posted the video as a reply to fellow TikTok content creator @lkycly who has the dialogue as his TikTok bio.
Moreover, the video has gained more than 3.1 million views, 562.9K likes, and 4,355 comments on the platform.
TikTok Fans Response To The Wackus Bonkus Trend
TikTok users have gone crazy with the “What do you think Wackus Bonkus” trend, adding their own little creativity to it.
The users put in little subtitles and text in the video before lipsyncing to the viral dialogue. The text gives another but funnier meaning to the video.
For instance, one user’s video reads, “what should I do before I clock off, ass?” while lip-syncing to the Wackus Bonkus dialogue.
Instead of the hammer that was in the original clip, the user is talking with their hand i.e. the hand is the said Wackus Bonkus.
Wackus Bonkus replies, Kill him, but the subtitle in the video reads, “blow up the bathroom before you leave.”
The hashtag #wackusbonkus has already gained over 10.6 million views on TikTok.
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