Why This TikToker Drinks Ashes | FFFW #22
HAPPY FEBRUARY
The first full weekend of February is upon us. So in honor of this year’s second month, I’ve compiled the three best things in February!
- The Super Bowl
- World Nutella Day (It’s real, look it up)
- It’s Joe Pesci’s birthday month
GAME TIME!
This is a weird one. Let’s play Duck, Duck, Joe. Two of these links go to GIFs of ducks and one goes to another Joe Pesci GIF. Let’s see which one you get!
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WHY IS THIS TIKTOKER DRINKING ASHES????
Two things I pay a lot of attention to: funeral stuff and TikTok. So when I saw the following video, I knew I had to bring it to the world of FFFW. Please watch it and then continue reading for my explanation.
So, for those of y’all who aren’t up to date on the latest TT trends, this video may seem a little bizarre. Honestly, even as someone who is up to date on the trends, this video still seems odd. But, before you start losing your mind, worrying about Gen-Z mixing ashes with milk, let me explain; see, this isn’t another tide pod fiasco. The original fad that this video paradys features people making chocolate (chocy) milk to cure their sadness and heartbreak. This has been one of the best things to blow-up on TikTok in a LONG time. I know it may not seem too entertaining but once you get it, you love it. Now, I assume that this creator didn’t actually mix their granny’s ashes for this joke. Though I can’t prove it, I would like to assume that those are artificial human remains. That being said, even if this wasn’t a joke, it wouldn’t be the first time someone has consumed ashes. We’ve all seen the “My Strange Addictions” feature on the women who was eating her husband’s cremains, or there’s even a well-known TED Talk that touches on the subject. For some reason or another, people are drawn to take-in every last bit of their loved ones. So possibly, though unlikely, and I’m not judging, but I hope this isn’t the case, for some people that might include making some granny milk.
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YOU OTTER BE PROUD
Let’s be honest, our profession gets a lot of negative press, so we’ve searched the internet to find stories of funeral things getting respect and doing great things!
- CANA Introduces New AH Certification
- Rollings Funeral Home Breaks New Ground
- A cremation-diamond startup backed by Mark Cuban is bringing millennial flair to the death-care industry
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