The video, full of funny references, starts with PDF unsuccessfully trying to “convert” DOCs to “PDFisam.” Apparently, it is a “tough” job as DOCs are afraid of commitment.

At that point, JPEG proposes to use PDF to go on vacation and “catch the next email.” ZIP needs to uncompress and asks to join in, and EXE also gets on board. Despite a lack of enthusiasm from other file formats, PGN becomes destined for a “new exclusive folder” as well.

Several other file formats also make an appearance, with some believing they are better than flying with an email and others not deemed worthy enough. And, of course, there is a good ol’ debate about the pronunciation of “GIF.”

TikTok users showed love for the video and praised Cordova for her creativity in the comments section.

“Your creativity and humor is just unmatched,” one person wrote.

“Okay but “I gotta bounce” is genius,” another added.

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Musician Elle Cordova has been in this kind of situation so frequently that they have inspired her to create a rap song about it. Cordova debuted the catchy tune in a recent viral video shared on social media, capturing the essence of long coffee orders.

It starts with black coffee but then ventures to “half of this, half of that,” “a little itty bitty hint of mint,” “extra hot, extra whip, extra shot, java chip, and little caramel drizzle on the top.” And it doesn’t stop there.

It is safe to say that internet users both related to the song while also finding it really funny and praising Cordova’s lyrical skills. 

“The person always in front of me when I just want a black ice coffee: orders a chemistry experiment,” one TikToker commented.

“I’m telling my kids this is Eminem,” another added.

So, next time someone holds the line with their long coffee orders, blast them with this song. Maybe they won’t get the message, but at least you will feel a bit better.

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The video, full of funny references, starts with PDF unsuccessfully trying to “convert” DOCs to “PDFisam.” Apparently, it is a “tough” job as DOCs are afraid of commitment.

At that point, JPEG proposes to use PDF to go on vacation and “catch the next email.” ZIP needs to uncompress and asks to join in, and EXE also gets on board. Despite a lack of enthusiasm from other file formats, PGN becomes destined for a “new exclusive folder” as well.

Several other file formats also make an appearance, with some believing they are better than flying with an email and others not deemed worthy enough. And, of course, there is a good ol’ debate about the pronunciation of “GIF.”

TikTok users showed love for the video and praised Cordova for her creativity in the comments section.

“Your creativity and humor is just unmatched,” one person wrote.

“Okay but “I gotta bounce” is genius,” another added.

The post TikToker Imagines File Formats Hanging Out, Cracks Up Internet Users appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Musician Elle Cordova has been in this kind of situation so frequently that they have inspired her to create a rap song about it. Cordova debuted the catchy tune in a recent viral video shared on social media, capturing the essence of long coffee orders.

It starts with black coffee but then ventures to “half of this, half of that,” “a little itty bitty hint of mint,” “extra hot, extra whip, extra shot, java chip, and little caramel drizzle on the top.” And it doesn’t stop there.

It is safe to say that internet users both related to the song while also finding it really funny and praising Cordova’s lyrical skills. 

“The person always in front of me when I just want a black ice coffee: orders a chemistry experiment,” one TikToker commented.

“I’m telling my kids this is Eminem,” another added.

So, next time someone holds the line with their long coffee orders, blast them with this song. Maybe they won’t get the message, but at least you will feel a bit better.

The post Musician Creates a Viral Rap Song About People Ordering Coffee at Starbucks appeared first on PlayJunkie.