Man Goes Viral After Proving Mind-Blowing Hidden Use Of Soda Cans

A TikTok star who is known for her viral hacks has once again shocked her followers after sharing the hidden use of a soda can background.

Jordan Howlett, 26, from California, has 10.4 million followers on TikTok, where he is known as @jordan_the_stallion8. He recently went viral after demonstrating how to open a soda can using another can.

The influencer stitched up his video in response to user @knowledgesaurus, who asked, “What’s something you discovered late in life that you should have known about earlier but just didn’t?”

“So if you were to look at the bottom of a soda can, you’d see that it’s got this little extra circular bulge here,” he said, tracing the bulge with his fingers.

He stitched up his video in response to user @knowledgesaurus, who asked, “What’s something you discovered late in life that you should have known about earlier but just didn’t?”

Howlett demonstrated how to easily open a soda can using the bottom of another

Howlett explained that the bottom needs to be circular to keep the carbonation and pressure intact, ensuring the drink stays fresh and bubbly.

However, he noted that the design has changed to include the crest since the first canned soft drink was released in 1938.

You want to know why? she asked her. “Because these sodas are multi-purpose, which means you can stack one on top of the other and use it to open the other soda.”

Howlett insisted that it’s not a coincidence that soda cans were designed to “stack so neatly on top of each other.”

The content creator concluded his demo by sharing examples of key moments where this hack will come in handy.

‘If you just did your nails [and] You don’t want to mess them up or your fingers hurt trying to open them by themselves, just take a soda, put it on top and open it with another soda,’ he said.

“Try it,” he urged his followers.

Howlett’s video has been viewed 8.9 million times and received more than 11,300 comments since it was posted on June 22.

The influencer insisted that it’s no coincidence that soda cans were designed to “stack so perfectly on top of each other.”

The video has been viewed more than 8.9 million times, and many commenters were impressed by the trick.

It is true that many people were impressed with the hack and couldn’t wait to try it out for themselves.

‘I STAYED A LOT,’ one person replied.

“My jaw is on the ground, sir,” someone else added.

“Yeah, I’ll try this later at work,” another shared. ‘I am a flight attendant and I hurt my fingers or break my nails constantly because of this.

Howlett also received feedback from viewers who knew about the stunt.

‘It saves my nails every time!’ pointed out a person.

“I think we’re the only people who know this secret right now,” someone else shared. “I have NEVER seen anyone do this in my life.”