His latest elaborate invention, which took four months to complete, is a continuation of his talent for humorous yet intriguing meme conceptions, which also includes a 21st-century holy text that is actually a robot-written copy of "Shrek." The sarcophagus weighs 3000 pounds, is composed of reinforced concrete, and was designed to survive the ravages of time. So, a Tiktoker preserved a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos for future civilizations to find after thousands of years.
The video was uploaded to TikTok on November 6 and has now amassed over 10 million views. Viewers of the video may watch how Seattle-based TikToker constructed the sarcophagus from scratch.
It is evident that not many things can motivate someone to such a degree as a scrumptious bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos. or just plain boredom, really.
Thankfully, he had some assistance from a friend to fulfill his fantasy of a mummified snack, but that didn't stop him from suffering some injuries.
Jimmy devised a technique to flip over a 900-pound headstone and used molds and dyes to eventually finish the tomb. Gold-lettered Flamin' Hot Cheetos ingredients are laser-cut onto the headstone as the finishing touch for future humans or aliens to discover. Then he bought a bag of the spicy snack, cast it in resin, and put it inside. He carefully hung it from a wire string so that it could endure any anticipated seismic activity without suffering damage. He sealed the tomb with a hermetic seal and buried it after making sure the Flamin' Hot Cheeto bag was completely safe and secure.
A monument with the inscription "Historical artifact buried below. Do not open for 10,000 years. Year buried 2022,"stands at the location of its burial.
This TikToker said, "This may be the best way to describe our generation,"and the comment section went berserk.
Another comment stated, "My man is starting a religion in the future ?."bettingit would attract a following in the future. The comment that most accurately captures the sentiment of the thousands of comments is "The only heartbreaking thing about this is knowing I’ll never see it get found."
You've probably considered the artifacts that our current technology will leave behind for ancient civilizations. What would be discovered ten thousand years from now? They would probably discover the remains of the modern-day urban jungles buried beneath several feet of soil.
However, they might be perplexed as to why a single bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos was chosen to be preserved in resin and then interred in a coffin made of reinforced concrete and seismically isolated by metal cords as a Tiktoker preserved a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos for future civilizations to find.