There is no dearth of creativity in the world. Earlier, a photography enthusiast built a house that resembled a camera and now Turkish food artist Tuba Geckil is treating us with videos of her cakes that look strikingly like everyday objects (aloe vera plant, apples, pizza, a bar of soap and many more).
According to TIME Magazine, her recent compilation video of these realistic cakes that can fool just about anyone went viral online.
Soon enough, the #EverythingIsCake hashtag began trending. People started sharing more videos of objects that looked normal until someone cut it with a knife revealing that it was, in fact, cake. A few poked fun at the trend by cutting into household items and others made jokes about the Earth, their favourite pop-culture characters and even themselves being cake.
NOT THE RAW CHICKEN CAKE 😭 pic.twitter.com/Q2odntxuZo
— Hurt CoPain (@SaeedDiCaprio) July 14, 2020
guys i’m genuinely distressed i can’t take this shit anymore pic.twitter.com/vUl54Ro444
— iz (@evillanelles) July 11, 2020
obviously it’s the knife that’s turning everything into cake
— True Crime: Geets of LA (@ElSangito) July 12, 2020
unbelievable cake pic.twitter.com/R2IkHmcYmA
— maureen monahan (@momonahan) July 9, 2020
don't trust anyone, not even yourself pic.twitter.com/YRqGZhpt9l
— james🌋 (@fueiho_boogie_) July 12, 2020
i’m not like other girls i’m actually cake
— effy nephrine #FreePalestine (@BUKOJUlCE) July 11, 2020
Everything is a cake, Earth is a hyper-realistic cake pic.twitter.com/8y3wkvb3Dl
— ånte ツ (@cornrowkin) July 13, 2020
My ex put a knife through my heart to check if i was secretly a cake#EverythingIsCake 🤦🏽♂️
— Onichaan (@DrAniketJha) July 14, 2020
These videos literally broke our trust because we thought we knew what we were seeing but it all turned out to be cake! So typical of this year, don’t you think?