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Kawaii Gasp Meme and Original Video

If you’ve been on TikTok, you might have seen a video of a girl or a guy gasping in a cutesy manner.

The video contains two people—one tapping on the other person’s shoulder and the other gasping.

However, the gasp is exaggerated in a cutesy manner such that it looks awkward and embarrassing.

Captions of these videos include, “Kawaii gasp 99% accuracy” and so on.

In this article, you’ll learn what is the cute or Kawaii gasp meme and the original video recorded in a school cafeteria/canteen.

Kawaii Gasp original video

@_so.you.dont.have.to

requested “cafeteria anime (comment section) hug vid” 🙂 #foryou #original

♬ original sound – og

The Kawaii Gasp original video was taken in a school canteen (also known as the Cafeteria anime hug video).

In the video, a guy was sitting next to a girl and he tapped her on the shoulder.

The girl reacted by gasping in a cutesy manner while placing both of her arms near her chest.

The video went viral because of how the girl reacted to the tap on her shoulder.

Her reaction seems like it came straight from an anime and the people in the background were laughing at her.

User @_so.you.dont.have.to post the video on TikTok which got over 26 million views.

Kawaii Gasp meme

@misspoopoocacalaca123

how’d we do @kirby ☆ @dazaispinkyfinger #hahaha

♬ original sound – kale

Many TikTok users started recreating the meme by making parodies of it.

User @misspoopoocacalaca123 made a parody video of the meme, getting over 33 million views.

The caption, “Kawaii gasp 87.554% accuracy” represents how accurate they feel the parody is.

Similar parodies include “Don’t rush me, Katie”, “Jaden Smith Brooo”, “Come here, mama”, and more.

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