Patrick Warburton, known for his role of David Puddy in the beloved American Sitcom Seinfield, has revealed that he feels partly responsible for the viral 'rawdogging' reistributing.
Popular on Tiktok sees the trend people who go through long journeys without any form of entertainment.
The bizarre traveling to just sit with your own thoughts became so popular that 'rawdogging' became the word of the year of the American Dialect Society.
By bringing it to larger extremes, some also claim to abandon the trend of food and drink for the duration of the trip.
And comic actor Patrick believes that the trend might all have started from an episode of Seinfeld.
To social media, the 60-year-old star shared a clip of the Sitcom, in which Patrick's character David and on girlfriend Elaine, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, are together on a flight.
In the beloved scene, the character of Patrick admits that he has no intention of entertaining himself on the long flight trip, but instead, there is just planning to “stare at the back of the chair there.”
The video was subtitled: “The ultimate puddy can, try this trend at your own risk.”
Patrick Warburton has revealed that he feels partially responsible for the viral 'rawdogging' -drivers that people see through long journeys without any form of entertainment
Porch stuck on the new viral trend, Patrick added that he feels 'a bit responsible' that it will be 'a bit of one thing'.
He said: 'My concern is that someone gets injured and if you go blindly in this thing, just don't read, you look better with what's going on here [pointing to his head].
“I am not, but it is sometimes strange and entertaining. Be careful, it's not for beginners. '
Since the 'rawdogging' trend came forward for the first time, thousands of clips have surfaced on Tiktok who show passengers trying to complete long journeys by only staring at the back of the chair or looking at basic flight card details.
One maker of social media @westwashere has uploaded various viral Tiktoks that shows himself 'barebacking' flights and encourages his followers to follow the example.
In an overlaid caption he wrote: 'Is someone going to fit my freak? (Go for the entire 10 -hour flight, not going off my chair, just look at the cards and air speed. “
Then, in other taps, he reveals how he 'survived' long -distance flights only to the map and wind speed.
In the meantime, another creator of social media, @Cookestraveltok revealed in one of her Tiktoks how her mother was a certain fan of 'rawdogging' flights.
Social media maker @Cookestraveltok unveiled in one of her taps how her mother was a fan of rawdogging flights
She explained in a caption with a clip from her mother on a flight: 'The beige flag of my mother is that she rawogs every flight, no matter how long.
“This is she on a nine -hour flight. No iPad. No headphones. No book. At least she is comfortable! Go girl. '
The clip has since received more than eight million views from bewildered tick viewers.
Nasynchronization 'rawdogging' a flight as 'a silent meditation in heaven', clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani Durvasula, located in Los Angeles, previously told MailOnline that the viral Tiktok trend is a form of 'aesthetic' flies.
She explained that someone who could be Rawdogs could be a 'mental introspector' – a person who has been 'trained' to 'out' from a young age.
Note about what kind of person is probably about Rawdog, she said: 'The why is actually quite unclear – it is possible that many people flee rawdogged.
'There were no options for entertainment – only one film that played from a overhead screen – such as it or not, and if you fell asleep, you missed it.
“You could take a book or a magazine, but that was that (my mother, grandmother and former mother-in-law were all rawdoggers of the world class that I can now see-I didn't know that there was a name for it).”
Clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani Durvasula, 59, said MailOnline that 'rawdogging' flights, or 'a silent meditation in the air', has become a kind of 'aesthetics'
Believe that younger generations can do it possible because of 'poor preparation, exhaustion' or 'another emotional reason', she said she believes that the viral Tiktok -trend has led it to become an 'aesthetics'.
What do they think about during these long -term periods? Well, according to Dr. Ramani can be an abundance of things.
The psychologist added: 'They could think of something, from absolutely nothing, to thinking about things in their lives, to note what is going on during the flight.
“It can be a kind of handy built-in in you, you have nothing else to do mindfulness mind clearing experience.”
