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“About
Bro Thinks He’s In An Edit is a catchphrase that’s used to caption videos in which the subject seems to believe that they’re in a stylized edit of some kind such as a basketball edit, anime edit or a sigma male edit. In the video, they’re captured in the midst of imagination, often moving in mock slow-mo to song remixes. They are usually unaware that they’re being filmed and mocked through a doorway. The concept started on TikTok in late 2022. One of the main subjects of the light-hearted ridicule was the Ohio Final Boss, also known as @Satoyu0704.

Origin
On August 29th, 2022, TikToker[1] max_caza29 posted a video in which he was recording his friend playing mini basketball through a doorway. Although the video was most likely staged, TikToker max_caza29’s friend is seen moving in mock slow-mo into a dunking motion while listening to a Yeat song. He then celebrates in mock slow-mo as well. TikToker max_caza29 wrote in text overlay, “bro thinks he’s in an edit 💀,” and gained roughly 96,800 plays and 7,500 likes over the course of five months (shown below).

Play: @Jack_Woods #fyp#xycba#MessFreeHero #GenshinTeleport #basketball#edit

Spread
The phrase regained notoriety in late October 2022 when TikToker satoyu0704, also known as the Ohio Final Boss, started going viral for his TikTok Lives in which English-speaking fans would spam “Only in Ohio” while he pretended to be an anime protagonist by dramatically walking in place to various phonk songs.

On October 28th, 2022, TikToker[2] yohan.xx posted a screen recording of a then-recent satoyu0704 livestream, writing in text overlay, “Bro thinks hes in an edit 💀,” earning roughly 2.9 million plays and 359,500 likes in three months (shown below, left). Also on October 28th, TikToker[3] he11ok1tty113 posted a screen recording from the same livestream with a similar text overlay, gaining roughly 310,100 plays and 10,500 likes in a similar timeframe (shown below, right).


Play: Only in ohio #ohiojapaneseguy #animeguy #💀 #fyp

The catchphrase continued to trend in late 2022 and early 2023 as video creators on TikTok began recreating TikToker[1] max_caza29’s original video by walking in on their own friends and recording them through doorways. For instance, on December 1st, 2022, TikToker[4] jdlis2cool posted a video showing his friend with the caption, “bro thinks hes in a anime edit 💀.” Over the course of one month, the video received roughly 29.8 million plays and 5.3 million likes (shown below).


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Bro Played An Outro As He Was Leaving
Bro Played An Outro As He Was Leaving is a TikTok trend that features a person playing an EDM outro song as they leave a room. The meme started towards the start of July 2022 following a viral video from TikToker @nickrobb95 and was recreated by several TikTok users in the following weeks. A variation of this trend is Bro Really Played His Intro featuring a similar soundtrack and setting.

Play: bro played an outro #fyp #foryou #ok

Play: proper farewell #drivethru #outro

Bro Accidentally Emoted / Bro Started Emoting
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