There is a place in our lives where we have an unbreakable relationship with ” Squidward” from SpongeBob’s SquarePants Show. The fictional character is now a popular on the Social media platforms like Tik Tok.
Although this show is renowned for its lighthearted and fun nature, however, it also tackles real-life problems.A few people can identify themselves to the antagonistic character Squidward Many people identify themselves with the amusing SpongeBob.
However, the Squidward Q the character fun, the man is frequently seen saying or doing actions that lots adults wish they could do. His behavior is probably caused by his work conditions which are in bad shape and unable to attain peace and quiet.
The fictional character is the focus of A emerging TikTok trend is beginning to emerge within the fandom of this show. People are posting photos of their reactions after looking up “How Did Squidward die How Did Squidward Die?” on Google.
People are posting various reactions often humorous and sometimes frightening. Many use this technique to have fun, but in the real world, we find it disturbing to see this in the shape of cartoons.
Let’s look at this trend in depth
Everything you need to know about the TikTok trend “How did Squidward die in Spongebob”?
One of the most recent TikTok trend is to let creators create a short video of themselves, that displays their reactions before and after when they search for this topic online.
The first result from the investigation suggests that in the deleted Episode from SpongeBob SquarePants known as ‘Squidward’s Suicide’ in which the fictional was shown killing himself with a shotgun.
“How Did Squidward Die” becomes the trend?
The idea was born with the Creepypasta, a website Creepypasta that showcases bizarre and odd things, in place of actual pasta.
The majority of urban tales are horror-related are widely shared on the Internet. They are typically shorter, created by users and are that are designed to scare viewers.
Unidentified users of 7chan’s /x/paranormal site are believed to be the ones who wrote this devastating Squidward story.
As an intern for Nickelodeon the intern was asked to go to the show “Fear of the Krabby Patties” along with other employees.
The title was “Squidward’s Suicide.” But animators decided to work on the story since they believed the story was a dark comedy.
What’s in The Video?
Okay, let’s see how brave you are as it’s fun to be scared, and see other people sharing it as well. This is what’s going on in this video.
The program begins with the title card from Squidward’s Suicide. Then it’s an image that shows Squidward failing to play his clarinet correctly.
Outside his home , he’ll is annoyed in streets by SpongeBob as well as Patrick laughing. Squidward insists to stop their giggling while the two are practicing for a performance that doesn’t go as planned.
When the crowd applauded the show’s terrible performance all the audience members included SpongeBob and Patrick seemed to have eyes that were red, as if you’d are crying throughout two whole hours.
Squidward is observed in his bedroom, humiliated and ashamed, crying , his head on his knees. Although the crying didn’t sound like Squidward however it sounded more as if a ghost who is not identified was screaming or crying, but I’m not sure the exact cause.
Squidward’s face appears on the camera throughout the scene. It’s not clear if the person who made the video was insane.
or when there was a glitch or issue with the video in the current. The video began moving at a fast rate and weird voices began to pop out of the background.
When the screaming stopped I’m not sure whether I could detect it, or not. but a high pitched voice said “Do this!’ on the screen while the camera pans in the direction of Squidward with the shotgun in his mouth.
Then, boom! Squidward committed suicide, after which camera again shows the remains of his body.
While it’s not clear the voice that recorded the frightening video, it’s secure since the video suggests that he’s got some nastier things taking place in his head.
It was my intention to conclude the story this time, but I’m obliged to conclude it now, regretfully. No! I’m not concerned, but it’s 3 a.m. Please be patient with me.
