It’s been a while since we saw a meme that went viral in the blink of an eye. However, we have one for you now that’s taking over the internet. The “morning routine” video has gone absolutely viral, with over 600 million views in just a couple of weeks. It’s probably one of the most viral clips we’ve seen in a long time. And as it often happens, this viral moment didn’t just stop at the video. It quickly evolved into a meme coin. Let’s take a closer look at this phenomenon.
The Morning Routine Video
It all started with an influencer’s video showing what he claimed was his extreme morning routine. Shared on X (formerly Twitter) by @tipsformenx, this video highlighted Ashton Hall’s intense commitment to his daily regimen. From the very beginning, the video caught viewers’ attention for its unusual and somewhat outlandish practices.
The video begins with Hall waking up at 3:52 am. He starts by gazing into the mirror and then removing tape from his mouth. Yes, mouth taping. While this practice has gained some popularity in recent years, it’s important to note that it’s not without controversy. Mouth taping is believed by some to help reduce snoring and improve mild sleep apnea. Others claim that it helps filter dust and allergens when breathing through the nose. However, it’s a practice that lacks solid scientific backing and comes with its own risks.
Breathing problems, disrupted sleep, and irritation from the tape are some of the potential downsides. In extreme cases, it could even lead to oral health issues like dry mouth, gum disease, and tooth decay. Yet, for Hall, it was just the beginning of his highly structured morning.
After undoing his mouth taping, he brushes his teeth, drinks some bottled water, and heads straight into a workout. The video suggests that Hall exercises from about 4:00 am to 4:20 am, following it up with some journaling and watching what seems to be a motivational video. He then dunks his head into a bowl of iced water, an unusual move to say the least, but one that further emphasizes his dedication to his routine.
By 6:00 am, he’s dressed in workout clothes and heading to the gym. The video shows him running hard on a treadmill until about 7:30 am. But Hall’s routine doesn’t stop there. At 7:40 am, he takes a dive into the swimming pool for a quick swim before finishing with a plunge pool.
By 8:20 am, he’s back home, showering, and grabbing a banana. In a quirky move, he wipes the fruit’s skin on his face. At around 9:00 am, he dunks his face into iced water once more, before sitting down to work at his laptop. The routine concludes with him eating breakfast at 9:15 am, after already completing an impressive array of activities.
The Routine Turns Into a Meme Coin
As you can imagine, the internet wasted no time turning Hall’s morning routine into a meme. It didn’t take long before crypto enthusiasts, or “degens,” jumped on the trend and created meme coins inspired by this viral video. One of them ran to $15 million over the weekend on Solana.
It’s easy to see why people are excited, but the meme coin market has been volatile lately. I personally saw the coin at $2.2M, but I decided not to invest. A mere 36 hours later, the market cap skyrocketed to $15M. Obviously, I’m a little sidelined now, wishing I had taken the plunge. But as the meme coin scene has been rough, and I was chilling with the family I decided to sit this one out. That sir, was a mistake.
The coin’s contract address is:
34HDZNbUkTyTrgYKy2ox43yp2f8PJ5hoM7xsrfNApump
But here’s the thing: Did we get paid to promote this? Absolutely not. This is just one of those memes that could either fade into oblivion in a week or continue to grow due to the viral nature of the morning routine video.
As far as we know, Hall isn’t involved with the coin at all. He’s probably too busy with his intense routine to worry about being in the crypto trenches. So, if you’re thinking about investing in this one, proceed with caution. It could be a gamble.
A Sign of Life for Memes
Despite the volatility of the meme coin market, this “morning routine” meme feels like a sign of life for the meme coin scene. Most meme coins in March went straight to zero, but this one shows that memes still have the potential to gain organic traction. People can still have fun with these memes, and some of them might even make it big.
It’s interesting to see that a viral video like this can result in such momentum, especially when meme coins are seen as high-risk, short-term investments. But perhaps this viral moment signifies that memes are far from dead, even if they might not always last forever.
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Final Words
As always, remember not to gamble with what you can’t afford to lose. Maybe this coin is too late to buy in, or maybe it could hit $100M, and we’ll all regret not getting in early. It’s a real possibility in the unpredictable world of meme coins.
The key takeaway here? Keep your eyes open. The next viral meme might be right around the corner, and who knows, it could turn into the next big thing. Stay alert, and keep that Dexscreener handy—you never know when the next meme coin will make its move.
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