How did Dora the Explorer die TikTok trend explained as netizens believe cartoon character passed away
'How did Dora the Explorer die' TikTok trend explained as netizens believe cartoon character passed away Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
i cant find anything only that boots was buried alive
i want to know how she died pls someone tell me im rlly interestedwhats this ‘how did dora die’ bullshit i cant find anything only that boots was buried alive i want to know how she died pls someone tell me im rlly interested The 'How did Dora the Explorer' trend started going in the last few days of May, primarily due to its shock factor. This trend would have left many users wondering how they missed the death of such an iconic character, especially given how uncharacteristic it would be for a children's show to write about the death of their main protagonist. The trend prompts TikTok users to google the titular question about how Dora the Explorer died and to record their reactions to it. It has yielded several dramatic jaw-dropping reactions, which is to be expected. Some of the top videos in the trend have raked in thousands of views and likes for their theatrics. The most popular video from the trend is by a TikToker Talia (@talialopes_), posted on Saturday, May 28, with the in-video caption: "Record yourself before and after searching 'How did Dora die'." The has garnered a whopping 3 million views and 595.9k likes within just 72 hours. The top comment, with 44.4k likes, represented the fright most people got when they thought that the video was referring to their beloved childhood favorite, Dora the Explorer. Unfortunately, other commenters confirmed their worst fears that the trend did indeed refer to the Nickelodeon adventurer.
How did Dora the Explorer die TikTok trend explained as netizens believe cartoon character passed away
The morbid "How did Dora the Explorer die" trend goes viral on TikTok (Image via Amazon Prime Video) TikTok has once again served up yet another bizarre and strangely morbid viral trend. This time, Dora the Explorer is at the centre of it, facing the brunt of TikTok's dark humor. The Nickelodeon Jr. character, like several other characters like and , was an intrinsic part of our childhood. However, the 'How did Dora the Explora die' trend threatens to breach the sanctity of childhood memories, baffling and shocking many users when they come across the viral trend. So, did Dora really die? Read on to find out.What is the How did Dora the Explorer die trend
whats this ‘how did dora die’ bullshiti cant find anything only that boots was buried alive
i want to know how she died pls someone tell me im rlly interestedwhats this ‘how did dora die’ bullshit i cant find anything only that boots was buried alive i want to know how she died pls someone tell me im rlly interested The 'How did Dora the Explorer' trend started going in the last few days of May, primarily due to its shock factor. This trend would have left many users wondering how they missed the death of such an iconic character, especially given how uncharacteristic it would be for a children's show to write about the death of their main protagonist. The trend prompts TikTok users to google the titular question about how Dora the Explorer died and to record their reactions to it. It has yielded several dramatic jaw-dropping reactions, which is to be expected. Some of the top videos in the trend have raked in thousands of views and likes for their theatrics. The most popular video from the trend is by a TikToker Talia (@talialopes_), posted on Saturday, May 28, with the in-video caption: "Record yourself before and after searching 'How did Dora die'." The has garnered a whopping 3 million views and 595.9k likes within just 72 hours. The top comment, with 44.4k likes, represented the fright most people got when they thought that the video was referring to their beloved childhood favorite, Dora the Explorer. Unfortunately, other commenters confirmed their worst fears that the trend did indeed refer to the Nickelodeon adventurer.