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Bear Trap Punch is an image macro series featuring screen captured images taken from a video in which a man punches a bear trap and pulls his hand out fast enough to avoid being injured. Online, the images are often captioned with humorous scenarios involving narrowly avoiding various romantic catastrophes.

Origin

On January 30th, 2015, YouTuber BrandosonR uploaded a video titled "Man punches a bear trap! Amazing!", featuring footage of an elderly man quickly punching a bear trap and removing his hand before it snaps shut (shown below). Within three years, the video gained over 666,000 views and 99 comments.

On August 19th, 2017, Redditor Settledownsir submitted an image macro featuring juxtaposed screen captures from the video before and after punching the trap, captioned with the mock dialogue "you: what's your snap? / her: I'm 15 btw" to /r/MemeEconomy[3] (shown below). Within four days, the post received upwards of 26,100 points (90% upvoted) and 300 comments.

you: whats your snap? her: i'm 15 btw

Spread

On August 19th, 2017, Redditor robertwalling submitted a captioned version of the image in which a woman says "I like memes" before saying "like the dancing hot dog" to /r/dankmemes[1] (shown below). Within 72 hours, the post gained over 2,7800 points (96% upvoted). The following day, Redditor Sumojoe118 posted a variation joking about avoiding a woman who wants to have sex before marriage to /r/dankmemes[2] (shown below, right). Also on August 20th, Redditor midori_kobayashi submitted a post asking about the background story to the image macro series to /r/OutOfTheLoop.[4]

her : lets have sex also her: before marriage

Various Examples

Her: My favorite team is the packers Her: I love football!
you: what're your stats lute? her: Im a staff user btw
Her again: On guys HerI like to do a---
Her: I love the Roman Also Her: It's a shame the empire, it's my favorite western empire fell due period in history. to moral degeneracy. SPOR posting
Her again: for its fun and well balanced pvp Her: I love Dark Souls 3
Me: ok thanks Her: Hey watch out, your hand is in a bear trap

Search Interest

Not available.

External References

[1] Reddit -
/r/dankmemes

[2] Reddit – /r/dankmemes

[3] Reddit – /r/MemeEconomy

[4] Reddit – /r/OutOfTheLoop



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About

Bear Trap Punch is an image macro series featuring screen captured images taken from a video in which a man punches a bear trap and pulls his hand out fast enough to avoid being injured. Online, the images are often captioned with humorous scenarios involving narrowly avoiding various romantic catastrophes.

Origin

On January 30th, 2015, YouTuber BrandosonR uploaded a video titled "Man punches a bear trap! Amazing!", featuring footage of an elderly man quickly punching a bear trap and removing his hand before it snaps shut (shown below). Within three years, the video gained over 666,000 views and 99 comments.



On August 19th, 2017, Redditor Settledownsir submitted an image macro featuring juxtaposed screen captures from the video before and after punching the trap, captioned with the mock dialogue "you: what's your snap? / her: I'm 15 btw" to /r/MemeEconomy[3] (shown below). Within four days, the post received upwards of 26,100 points (90% upvoted) and 300 comments.


you: whats your snap? her: i'm 15 btw

Spread

On August 19th, 2017, Redditor robertwalling submitted a captioned version of the image in which a woman says "I like memes" before saying "like the dancing hot dog" to /r/dankmemes[1] (shown below). Within 72 hours, the post gained over 2,7800 points (96% upvoted). The following day, Redditor Sumojoe118 posted a variation joking about avoiding a woman who wants to have sex before marriage to /r/dankmemes[2] (shown below, right). Also on August 20th, Redditor midori_kobayashi submitted a post asking about the background story to the image macro series to /r/OutOfTheLoop.[4]


her : lets have sex also her: before marriage

Various Examples


Her: My favorite team is the packers Her: I love football! you: what're your stats lute? her: Im a staff user btw Her again: On guys HerI like to do a--- Her: I love the Roman Also Her: It's a shame the empire, it's my favorite western empire fell due period in history. to moral degeneracy. SPOR posting Her again: for its fun and well balanced pvp Her: I love Dark Souls 3 Me: ok thanks Her: Hey watch out, your hand is in a bear trap

Search Interest

Not available.

External References

[1] Reddit -
/r/dankmemes

[2] Reddit – /r/dankmemes

[3] Reddit – /r/MemeEconomy

[4] Reddit – /r/OutOfTheLoop

Recent Videos 2 total

Recent Images 11 total


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Mr. Candles
Mr. Candles

If you follow the usual usage of trap in this website, "bear trap" is either kind of an oxymoron, an odd choice for a furry or a really huge disappointment for people who love big, strong women.
On a less stupid tangent, that was a neat trick, and also the obvious meme usage that seems to be coming… well, it wasn't exactly an unattended niche, but it can be a fun one.

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