What Is a "Colorado Campfire"? TikTok Reacts to NSFW SlangHome > Viral News > Influencers > TikTokSource: TikTok / @philluppages / @hollysworld247

TikTokers Record Their Stunned Reactions to NSFW Slang Term Colorado Campfire

By Kelly CorbettSep. 26 2022, Published 11:29 a.m. ET Another day, another term that sounds innocent but is actually NSFW. Yes, we are talking about a "Colorado campfire," which, sadly, has nothing to do with the beautiful state of Colorado or campfires. TikTok has been saturated with reaction videos users recorded after they learned the true meaning — and it’s not pretty. Keep scrolling to learn the true meaning. Reader discretion is advised.Article continues below advertisementSource: Getty Images An actual campfire in Colorado. Bless their hearts!

What is a Colorado campfire

In 2016, an entry defining "Colorado campfire" was added to Urban Dictionary. Since then, no other entries have been entered for the term. It's as if no one ever looked up the phrase and thought "That's gross, I should write another definition that isn't as disgusting," or "Wow, we must delete this and think of the kids." Basically, my faith in humanity is waning as we speak. Article continues below advertisement That said, a "Colorado campfire" has a lengthy definition. It starts by sticking a marshmallow into a woman's anus. Then a man has intercourse with her (from that end). After the man has finished, the woman is expected to release the marshmallow from her body and sandwich it between two graham crackers. "It is considered rude if the cracker is not consumed afterward," the very serious and legitimate definition reads. Go on TikTok and you will an assortment of videos referencing the term in all its ridiculousness.Article continues below advertisement @hollysworld247 Reply to @gdddm19 Urban Dictionary strikes again #urbandictionary #coloradocampfire #dontlookup #talent original sound - Holly "I knew better, but I googled it," said TikTok user Holly (@hollysworld247) in a video. She then curses out Urban Dictionary and asks: "Who even comes up with this type of s--t? But it would take talent, right?" she says as she takes a bite out of what looks to be a mushy marshmallow wedged between two graham crackers, clearly teasing the trend.Article continues below advertisement User Alexandra Rodrigues (@_alexndraa_) also shared a video reacting to it. After she looked up the term, she said into the camera with a concerned face. "Nobody should be doing this. I'm concerned that this is a thing that people do," she said. @_alexndraa_ #stitch with @_alphamama_ colorado campfire #coloradocampfire #lol #fyp #fypシ゚viral original sound - Alexandra Rodrigues And just for laughs, there is one 17-second long TikTok video that plays the chorus of Justin Bieber's "Yummy" while displaying a picture of marshmallows with the text: "Colorado Campfire. Look it up..." Wow. Just wow. Fortunately, there are no videos of folks demonstrating the trend for us. There's also no explanation as to why it's named "Colorado campfire." But frankly, that's one backstory I'm OK with missing out on. AdvertisementMore from Distractify Twitter Users Are About to Delete the Whole App After Watching the Horrifying NSFW "Leg and Head Video" The Phrase 'Look at My Sound' Is a Sexual Hint for TikTok Users In the Know Do You Keep Seeing the Phrase "Fake Body" on TikTok? Here's Why Creators Are Using It Latest TikTok News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.