No, it’s not a euphimism.
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People on Twitter are sharing this video of someone in Japan vacuuming a harmonica.
死ぬほど笑った pic.twitter.com/JTZIXyrcqh
— あと4ヶ月ってマ？ (@CelloMetalgirl) June 25, 2016
The resulting sound is something like, “TADAAAAA!” and it is GLORIOUS.
Since its conception (aka whispered into the ears of its creator by an archangel with a harp), many copycats have popped up.
話題のハーモニカ＋掃除機をわすもやってみた。
3オクターブ分のドミソが鳴るから、そりゃぁ綺麗な和音になるわな。 pic.twitter.com/lp5dLIdm0M— つな㌠ ＠ でんけんっ！ (@tsunafkin) June 26, 2016
It’s one of those things that you didn’t even know you needed to live a truly meaningful life. Like spray-on nail polish, or triple-stuffed Oreos.
https://twitter.com/satoshi_1105/status/746924123650031616?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Seriously, how many harmonicas does an average Japanese household have?
https://twitter.com/tomyyy08/status/744058810302603264?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Twitter is blowing up from all this VacuMonica (it’s their new couple nickname) madness.
I mean, how could we have lived without it for so long?
It’s even inspired a change in one woman’s wedding plans.
So the next time you happen to have a vacuum and spare harmonica lying around, you know what to do.
