There’s a buzz going about people basting and eating chicken that’s cooked in NyQuil. It’s garnered a huge following on Tiktok. This seems to be the demo that’s also leaving or choosing other options for music listenership. Is it an issue for programmers? I don’t expect this topic to generate the response my Pat Benatar post did, but given the amount of responses, I’m sure some ideas are festering in the minds of somebody or somebody’s who are ready to offer some info here. So the NyQuil Chicken demographic. How to... Also, is NyQuil Chicken any good? Asking for a friend.
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The “NyQuil Chicken” demographic
- Thread starter Cobra14
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At the age of 27, I have come to the realization that in another 40 years, every person around me will be a complete and total Tik Tok idiot.
With every detail of their lives known and entered into a massive database by the Chinese.
And then the Top 40 stations have programming departments being consulted from over there. Ratings never being better.
Except the ones being consulted by David Eduardo, of course.
This particular "TikTok challenge" was never even real. Some bureaucrat at the FDA got bamboozled and made it a thing by speaking about it.
You should know, right? What are some of the new ones?
Wouldn’t be the first time that’s happened. It’s a big deal now, just searching for NyQuil and “sleepy chicken” is the main and popular topic.
So how was it, Kelly? Was it tasty? 🤣🤣🤣
NyQuil chicken isn't actually a TikTok trend | TechCrunch
The FDA warned against cooking chicken in NyQuil, as seen on TikTok. But is this a trend or just one cursed video?
techcrunch.com
Turns out that the Tik Tok Challenge of the NyQuil Chicken is tied to a 4chan rant.
This is not the first time that a questionable Tik Tok trend has been exposed for being played for political gain.
TikTok Is Full of Videos of People Promoting Ivermectin, the Horse Deworming Medication Falsely Touted as a Covid Cure
The platform’s algorithm promotes videos of people drinking cocktails of the drug, which is perhaps best known as a horse and dog deworming treatment
www.rollingstone.com
In the past year there was the Ivermectin challenge which was originally reported to be trending on Tik Tok until it was revealed that it was politicians were hyping up Ivermectin for the 2022 elections as part of their conspiracy theories against COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The issue isn't Tik Tok only but how politicians would put up questionable trends on Social Media and the direct effect on Public Safety that came into play here.
Louie Gohmert Draws Applause for Praising Ivermectin as COVID Treatment
Earlier this month the FDA warned against using the horse dewormer, writing, "You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y'all. Stop it."
www.newsweek.com
Florida official wants Gov. Ron DeSantis to make the controversial and unproven COVID-19 treatment ivermectin more widely available
Ivermectin is a drug typically used to treat parasitic infections in livestock. US health agencies have warned against using it for COVID-19.
www.businessinsider.com
I saw a lot of this when I followed that link the other person shared. Quite a rabbit hole.NyQuil chicken isn't actually a TikTok trend | TechCrunch
The FDA warned against cooking chicken in NyQuil, as seen on TikTok. But is this a trend or just one cursed video?
Turns out that the Tik Tok Challenge of the NyQuil Chicken is tied to a 4chan rant.
This is not the first time that a questionable Tik Tok trend has been exposed for being played for political gain.
TikTok Is Full of Videos of People Promoting Ivermectin, the Horse Deworming Medication Falsely Touted as a Covid Cure
The platform’s algorithm promotes videos of people drinking cocktails of the drug, which is perhaps best known as a horse and dog deworming treatment
In the past year there was the Ivermectin challenge which was originally reported to be trending on Tik Tok until it was revealed that it was politicians were hyping up Ivermectin for the 2022 elections as part of their conspiracy theories against COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The issue isn't Tik Tok only but how politicians would put up questionable trends on Social Media and the direct effect on Public Safety that came into play here.
Louie Gohmert Draws Applause for Praising Ivermectin as COVID Treatment
Earlier this month the FDA warned against using the horse dewormer, writing, "You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y'all. Stop it."
Florida official wants Gov. Ron DeSantis to make the controversial and unproven COVID-19 treatment ivermectin more widely available
Ivermectin is a drug typically used to treat parasitic infections in livestock. US health agencies have warned against using it for COVID-19.
It’ll be interesting to see how far the pendulum swings after that development.
Don't know what you're talking about Bobcat.
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