Cal Gaunt
Have you ever heard of an Alabama hot pocket? Well, a few people have and it’s left them disgusted.
In the vast realm of internet culture shocking and bizarre trends often find their way to the forefront of our conversations.
One such trend is the Alabama hot pocket, which has gained widespread notoriety and left people horrified.
Though unsuitable for some, this trend has appeared across various online platforms, from Urban Dictionary to TikTok.
Let’s take a closer look at the history and impact of this viral trend.
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The term Alabama hot pocket emerged on February 4, 2005, when a user named SWC posted its definition on Urban Dictionary.
The description refers to a s**ual act involving the insertion of f**ces into a v**ina, followed by intercourse.
Over the years, the Urban Dictionary entry received both attention and backlash, accumulating thousands of both likes and dislikes.
The term gradually seeped into social media discussions.
Recently, a concerned girlfriend asked the internet if she should take part in the disturbing trend with her partner.
“My boyfriend wants to perform an Alabama hot pocket on me… Should I just let him do it?” she penned on Quora.
It’s fair to say the comments section was pretty alarmed.
“F*** me, that is one of the most disgusting things I have ever heard of,” one person wrote.
Another commented: “OK, I’ve now learned something I never needed to know. You should get the hell away from him.”
While a third replied: “Why he wants to disrespect you as a beautiful and caring individual woman slays me.
“HELL NO! Respect yourself and kick him to the curb.”
Somebody else said: “What is an Alabama hot pocket? Ugh! I just Googled it.
“Drop this guy!”
@the_killers2006 Answer to @garystiles420 we had already done it, so here’s the repost. #duet #fypシ #fyp #heyyybabe #what #urbandictionary #funny #igy6 ♬ original sound – Killerdad_07
In 2008, a tweet mentioning the Alabama hot pocket appeared on X, formerly known as Twitter, marking the term’s transition from the depths of Urban Dictionary to broader online usage.
It then found its way to platforms like Reddit and 4chan, where users engaged in discussions and shared their experiences with the term.
One person penned: “If finding out what this is ruined your day, imagine how bad participation must feel.”
“I refuse to believe this is a thing that people actually do,” added another.
Someone else remarked: “That sounds like a UTI waiting to happen.”
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“Some people are seriously f***ed in the head,” wrote a fourth.
One of the most prominent trends related to the Alabama hot pocket is the ‘Don’t Google’ phenomenon.
This trend gained traction on TikTok, where users shared cautionary tales about the consequences of searching for the term on Google.
On January 30, 2021, a TikToker named the_killers2006 attempted a more sanitised explanation of the term, and the video garnered significant attention.
Subsequent TikToks followed suit, with users experimenting with the trend and reiterating the warning to avoid searching for the term online.
As the Alabama hot pocket trend continues to evolve, it serves as a reminder of internet culture’s curious and sometimes baffling nature.
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