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"99.99% Accuracy" Meme Reenactments refers to a TikTok trend of recreating viral videos and memes with close to 100 percent accuracy. This involves memorizing the dialogue and perfecting the mannerisms of the original people. Prominent examples include the Jeff Bliss "Friggin' Packet, Yo" video, Luke Belmar's "Johnnie Walker in the War Room With Tristan Tate" video and the Jaden Smith podcast interview, also known as "BROOOO" or "Can We Talk About the Political and Economic State of the World Right Now?" among many others. The trend also manifested in combination reenactments in which the scripts of each viral video were mashed into one transcript by the person talking in a given video. The trend spread en masse in January 2025, predominantly inspired by TikToker Cookie King who started the trend in late 2024.

Origin

Starting in late December 2024, TikToker Cookie King started posting videos that remixed and edited Luke Belmar's "Johnnie Walker" video to his secondary TikTok^[1] account @miamicookie. In January 2025, he started reenacting the video.

For instance, on January 3rd, 2025, he posted a TikTok^[2] that was his first attempt to recreate the "Johnnie Walker" video, receiving over 980 likes in three weeks (shown below).

He also posted a TikTok^[3] on January 3rd, before the aforementioned, in which he recreated the Chopped Chin meme, gaining over 554,00 likes over the same timeframe.

Later on January 3rd, 2025, he posted a new Johnnie Walker reenactment on TikTok^[4] that received over 128,500 likes in three weeks (shown below).

In the following days, a trend of doing Johnnie Walker Speedruns emerged on TikTok, started by TikToker^[5] @miamicookie on January 6th.

Others added to the trend in the following days, including TikToker^[6] @big2and2 on January 11th, 2025.

On January 14th, TikToker^[7] @big2and2 shared a Johnnie Walker reenactment, including a text overlay that stated, "Johnnie Walker speech 99.6% accurate (Facial expressions & body movement copied)." The video received over 100,300 likes in 15 days (shown below). The video is the first known reenactment to list an accuracy percentage.

Spread

In the following weeks, others shared meme reenactments and listed accuracy percentages. For instance, on January 20th, 2025, TikToker^[8] @joeduncan2004 posted a "99% accurate" reenactment of Jaden Smith on the BigBoyTV podcast in which Big Boy says, "Bro!" The video received over 1.2 million likes in nine days (shown below).

On January 23rd, TikToker^[9] @haskell_rz posted a reenactment of the Jaden Smith BigBoyTV podcast that had "98.63% accuracy," receiving over 1.2 million likes in six days (shown below).

More viral videos and memes received the same treatment during the same timeframe. For instance, on January 19th, TikToker^[10] @reidosu posted a "97% accuracy" reenactment of the I Knew This Was Happening video, receiving over 44,700 likes in 10 days (shown below).

On January 25th, 2025, TikToker^[11] @noahrez14 posted a "100% accuracy" version of the Jaden Smith interview, showing that he was recreating it with Big Boy himself. The video received over 1.4 million likes in four days (shown below).

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