Woman demonstrates how she thinks Cadbury's Heroes chocolates - would WALK
- 4 months ago
A woman has demonstrated how she thinks different chocolate bars would WALK.
Jane McKennan, 65, entertains hundreds of thousands of people with her unique takes on how different inanimate objects would walk.
In her latest video, Jane - who previously appeared on Britain's Got Talent to showcase her unique talent - shared how she thinks different Cadbury's Heroes would walk.
Jane, a content creator, from Plymouth, Devon, said: "They're just random - it’s just what comes into my mind.
"The Crunchie is like crunching down, the Fudge is always the last one left.
"The Dairy Milk, I've done that one like it's very confident, the pic of the crop - I like Dairy Milk best.
"The Twirl is just twirling."
Jane - who posts on Tiktok as @the_devonmaid - has an album of videos showing how pasta, toiletries and kitchen utensils walk.
Her most viral walking video - showing the pasta - got 23 million TikTok views as well as millions more on Instagram.
She said: "My favourite way to walk is a Hobnob, a lemon is fun too.
"You will obviously get people who don't like it, I am like Marmite - you either love me or hate me.
"I just ignore that - as long as you are making people laugh."
Her takes on how the chocolates would walk was described by one commenter as "all 100% correct and I can't explain why".
Another added: "Why does this just make sense?"
Jane McKennan, 65, entertains hundreds of thousands of people with her unique takes on how different inanimate objects would walk.
In her latest video, Jane - who previously appeared on Britain's Got Talent to showcase her unique talent - shared how she thinks different Cadbury's Heroes would walk.
Jane, a content creator, from Plymouth, Devon, said: "They're just random - it’s just what comes into my mind.
"The Crunchie is like crunching down, the Fudge is always the last one left.
"The Dairy Milk, I've done that one like it's very confident, the pic of the crop - I like Dairy Milk best.
"The Twirl is just twirling."
Jane - who posts on Tiktok as @the_devonmaid - has an album of videos showing how pasta, toiletries and kitchen utensils walk.
Her most viral walking video - showing the pasta - got 23 million TikTok views as well as millions more on Instagram.
She said: "My favourite way to walk is a Hobnob, a lemon is fun too.
"You will obviously get people who don't like it, I am like Marmite - you either love me or hate me.
"I just ignore that - as long as you are making people laugh."
Her takes on how the chocolates would walk was described by one commenter as "all 100% correct and I can't explain why".
Another added: "Why does this just make sense?"