TikTok user @izzyy726 recently decided to try out the challenge with her friends and capture the results in a now-viral video.

The clip sees @izzyy726 and three of her friends calling their boyfriends, letting the phone ring for just a second and then abandoning the call. They then put their phones on the table and wait to see what will happen.

“Who’s man will call back first???,” @izzyy726 asked in the video while displaying the length of each relationship on the phones so the viewers can take a guess whose boyfriend will make the first call.

The woman who has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for five years was the first one to receive a call back. A woman who was in a relationship for two and a half years received a text shortly after, as did the woman in a six-and-a-half-year relationship. The video didn’t reveal how much it took for a boyfriend in the longest relationship of seven years to call back.

The video ended up quickly capturing the attention of TikTok users, who loved the playful nature of the challenge. It has been viewed 47 million times since it was posted a couple of weeks ago, and it has received 10K comments.

As it turns out, a lot of TikTokers were expecting the seven-year boyfriend to be the last one to call.

“i knew it that the 7 years relationship would be last,” one user commented.

Others made light-hearted jokes about it.

“7 years ain’t calling back until 3 business days,” one person wrote.

“Relationship expired in 6 years … got it,” another added.

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Everything started in late 2023 when German comedians Bodo Wartke and Marti Fischer took a tongue twister about a woman named Barbara who makes amazing rhubarb cakes and turned it into a rap track. Their video @/bodowartke ended up going viral, receiving more than 40 million views.

Soon, content creators all over the world began to take notice and enjoy the song’s catchy vibe despite not understanding the words. Some even decided to come up with dance routines for the song and showcase them on social media.

The dance choreography from TikTok content creators @steph_who___ and @stasii777 proved to be particularly popular, getting more than 20 million views and being duplicated by other users.

Following the success of “Barbara’s Rhubarb Bar,” Wartke and Fischer shared a follow-up video showing them performing the choreography that @steph_who___ and @stasii777 came up. The song was also released on Spotify and other streaming platforms.

The post “Barbara’s Rhubarb Bar,” a Rap Song Based on German Tongue Twister, is Taking Over Tiktok appeared first on PlayJunkie.

TikTok user @izzyy726 recently decided to try out the challenge with her friends and capture the results in a now-viral video.

The clip sees @izzyy726 and three of her friends calling their boyfriends, letting the phone ring for just a second and then abandoning the call. They then put their phones on the table and wait to see what will happen.

“Who’s man will call back first???,” @izzyy726 asked in the video while displaying the length of each relationship on the phones so the viewers can take a guess whose boyfriend will make the first call.

The woman who has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for five years was the first one to receive a call back. A woman who was in a relationship for two and a half years received a text shortly after, as did the woman in a six-and-a-half-year relationship. The video didn’t reveal how much it took for a boyfriend in the longest relationship of seven years to call back.

The video ended up quickly capturing the attention of TikTok users, who loved the playful nature of the challenge. It has been viewed 47 million times since it was posted a couple of weeks ago, and it has received 10K comments.

As it turns out, a lot of TikTokers were expecting the seven-year boyfriend to be the last one to call.

“i knew it that the 7 years relationship would be last,” one user commented.

Others made light-hearted jokes about it.

“7 years ain’t calling back until 3 business days,” one person wrote.

“Relationship expired in 6 years … got it,” another added.

The post Girlfriends Put Their Boyfriends to “First to Call Back “Test, and the Internet Loves It appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Everything started in late 2023 when German comedians Bodo Wartke and Marti Fischer took a tongue twister about a woman named Barbara who makes amazing rhubarb cakes and turned it into a rap track. Their video @/bodowartke ended up going viral, receiving more than 40 million views.

Soon, content creators all over the world began to take notice and enjoy the song’s catchy vibe despite not understanding the words. Some even decided to come up with dance routines for the song and showcase them on social media.

The dance choreography from TikTok content creators @steph_who___ and @stasii777 proved to be particularly popular, getting more than 20 million views and being duplicated by other users.

Following the success of “Barbara’s Rhubarb Bar,” Wartke and Fischer shared a follow-up video showing them performing the choreography that @steph_who___ and @stasii777 came up. The song was also released on Spotify and other streaming platforms.

The post “Barbara’s Rhubarb Bar,” a Rap Song Based on German Tongue Twister, is Taking Over Tiktok appeared first on PlayJunkie.