ishowspeed vs metal pipe
ishowspeed skips everything but metal pipe
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iShowSpeed's "Skip, Skip," continued, "When Does This Game Get Fucking Good?" refers to an exploitable video template showing Twitch streamer iShowSpeed clicking thorough images until he suddenly stops, most often once he comes across the subjectively right answer to the video's POV scenario. The original video is from a 2022 Twitch stream in which Speed is playing Doki Doki Literature Club. A greenscreen CapCut template of the original video trended on TikTok in early 2023 which was similar to the precursor iShowSpeed format, the "One kiss is all it takes" template
On February 3rd, 2022, a six-second clip from iShowSpeed's then-recent stream was uploaded to YouTube by the channel Syrexa in which Speed was playing Doki Doki Literature Club and becoming impatient with the game until he was presented with a jumpscare to which he responded with shock. Over the course of one year, the video received roughly 24,300 views and 1,000 likes
The Metal Pipe Falling Sound Effect, also known as Destruction_Metal_Pole_L_Wave_2_0_0.wav, refers to the sound of a long metal pipe falling and hitting the ground. On YouTube and TikTok, among other video meme platforms like iFunny, the metal pipe falling sound has been used as a random punchline to various ironic memes. Many one-hour-long versions of the sound have surfaced online as well. It was first used on YouTube in 2020 by YouTuber Jixaw. Some claim that it's from the video game Battlefield 4. It was later used by Twitch streamers Pokelawls and xQc in their soundboard during GTA streams.