Right, where is the chaotic ‘smash or pass’ TikTok sound from originally?

Right, I can’t stop laughing at a sound that’s all over my TikTok For You Page right now. The TikTok sound is the one where a girl says “Smash”, her mate says “Susie” and then girl one says “Wait, what was the game – smash or pass?” and it’s the pinnacle of hilarity to be quite honest. It’s all over the For You Page being used for everything and anything, from the cursed to the chaotic. But where is the sound originally from? Who said it? Is it a TV show? Here is where the “smash or pass” TikTok sound is originally from.

It’s actually just from a TikTok

The accidental comedy classic moment comes from a TikTok. The original TikTok was made by the Bristol based creator @qezzg, and features her doing a name the character game filter and her friend misunderstands and thinks they’re playing smash or pass. It’s now evolved way past its original context but never stops being hilarious tbh.

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@qezzg describes her career as a visual creator and photographer. She has 6000+ followers.

What are people using the ‘smash or pass’ TikTok sound for?

It’s being used for the kind of chaotic caption accompaniment that you can imagine. All of life is here, from “When my friends show me a photo of my lecturer I was secretly dating” to the highly relatable thirst of “When they ask you what aisle something’s in but they’re in a tradie uniform”. Enjoy a round up of the funniest examples below:

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