What is suffocation? Decoding the hot ‘phrase’ on social networks

Suddenly one day, the online community kept saying “wow ouch”, many people did not understand where this trend started, what it meant. If you are also bewildered between these “wretched” comments, read the decoding right away with Tnhelearning.edu.vn through the article below!

What is “wheat”?

“Et o ét” is a phrase indicating the pronunciation of SOS . SOS is an abbreviation of many English phrases with the meaning of rescue or emergency:

• Save Our Ship (save our ship)
• Send Out Succor (send relief)
• Save Our Souls (save our souls)
• Shoot Our Ship (let’s shoot their ships)

“Et o ét” is a phrase that indicates the pronunciation of SOS

SOS is used in situations where you are in a dangerous situation , and want to signal someone for help. Instead of saying SOS , netizens wrote it as “wow ouch” and used it in funny situations , and teased each other.

Where does “whisper” come from?

The source of this humorous “wretched” movement is said to have come from Ba Toan Vlog’s Tiktok channel . In the clip, when asked “Are you forced? Please sign”, the woman in the clip looked at the camera and said “Wow ooh, ooh ooh” (ie SOS).

Ba Toan Vlog’s Tiktok channel

After that, a Tiktok channel also quickly caught the trend and used this phrase in its video to quickly go viral.

So now, whenever you surf Facebook, Youtube or Tiktok, you will see “wretches” appearing on all fronts.

The video originates from the “wretched” trend:

Ways to use “et o ét” to catch the trend

Ways to use “et o ét” to catch the trend

When you are in an unexpected situation, or come across something difficult, you can also use the phrase “wretched” to catch the trend!

• Gold price increases => Hurts
• Ex-lover texted a wedding invitation => Damn
• Pressing oil to press fat, who can afford to ooze => Hurt ooh
• Share difficult videos and posts on social networks => Hurt
• Everywhere I go, I see “Et oot” => Et o ét
• Dark termites F0 => Hurts

So, Tnhelearning.edu.vn has joined you to decipher the trend of “overwhelming” on social networks. Immediately save the ways to use this “et o ét” to catch this trend!

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