Forget popping pimples and filling teeth, TikTok users think vabbing is the most annoying trend that has ever popped up on an app.
Vabbing videos have left people online feeling sick, upset, and terribly frustrated – most of them pissed off that it’s even nothing at all.
Many wish they could go back to the day they didn’t know what vabbing was and recommend others to avoid finding out.
However, if curiosity is killing you, read on to find a full explanation. Don’t say we didn’t warn you…
The Internet’s Most Hated Man Official Trailer | Netflix
BridTV
10988
The Internet’s Most Hated Man Official Trailer | Netflix
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ySFpxEdKxMw/hqdefault.jpg
1063514
1063514
Center
13872
Vabbing videos are taking over TikTok
As explained by Healthline, vabbing is the peculiar process of dipping vaginal fluids on your body like perfume in order to attract a sexual partner.
Yes I heard that well. Women on TikTok really use their own vaginal secretions as perfume and apply it to pressure points like the neck, wrists, and ears.
It’s a strange combination of the words “dabbing” and “vagina,” and people think it will make them look more attractive and encourage men to come over to it.
Gross, right? Well, some TikTok users have claimed that it really works. For example, in the most viral video, a girl named Jewlieah claimed that she went to the gym and actually succeeded.
“I did it right before I went to the gym and then that guy hit me while I was working out. Vabbing works!” she said excitedly.
In another clip, she added that she was doing a dash after vabbing when a man came up beside her and “tried to shoot him”.
“He asked me, we exchanged numbers and maybe I’ll see him this week. She also said.
TikTok users are terrified of this trend
While some claim that vabbing is a great way to attract your crush, others think it’s the most nauseating thing they’ve seen all year.
In the comments to Jewliah’s video, which has already garnered more than 5.2 million views, one person wrote “I should have thought about my business” while another said: “Things look illegal but aren’t.”
A third person wrote “DO NOT USE GOOGLE. I REPEAT DO NOT GOOGLE” before another commented: “This is very unhealthy.”
“I’m calling the police,” another person joked, with one even threatening, “I’m deleting TikTok.”
The trend has also taken over Twitter as well as people are threatening to delete the video app together.
Someone said:
Another wrote:
A third person added:
Why vabbing something so
For most people, the idea of rubbing fluids from the bottom on your neck is totally repugnant, but there is a scientific reason why it goes viral.
As Healthline reports, the idea that vabbing attracts potential partners has taken over social media because vaginal secretions contain pheromones.
Pheromones are chemicals that are secreted and trigger a social response in individuals of the same species, such as urine, sweat, or other fluids.
So, vabbing could work in theory and attract a potential partner, but the idea of pheromones is something that only happens in the animal world.
Humans don’t use pheromones and scents in the same way as other species, so vabbing is unlikely to succeed.
In other news, the mysterious death of YouTuber Dillon the Hacker nicknamed “The Gifted” by PewDiePie