The trend of "Hello boss" caused a fever on the internet, stemming from 1 shocking fact

One of the trends that stands out and attracts a large number of users is the video series "Hello Boss". With a series of witty lines and characteristic greetings, this trend quickly spread across the platform, bringing a vibrant entertainment atmosphere.

In the videos, netizens often make funny greetings accompanied by familiar phrases: "Hello boss", "Hello sister", "Hello boss, but this is my responsibility", or "Yes, lunch break, I just take advantage of a little entertainment"... It is the grace, innocence and closeness of these lines that have made a series of young people, office workers, and even famous TikTokers excited to participate.

Many clips of this trend reach millions of views and hundreds of thousands of likes after just a few hours of posting. Not stopping there, "Hello Boss" also spreads strongly thanks to the creativity of the participants, each video has a different variation, creating situations that bring laughter to tears.

Few people know that these feverish lines originally came from a series of comedy videos of the Duy Best group – one of the most popular content creation groups on TikTok. The character associated with "Hello Boss" is Nghe Li, who often appears as a security guard.

In the series of skits, the security guard often falls into the situation of being bullied by the office worker (played by the member of Nang Kieu Lo Bao). When the situation becomes awkward, this character is often relieved by the "female president" (played by Duy Best).

The simple yet graceful way of building the situation, along with the natural acting style, helped the series quickly score points. Since then, the guard's funny lines have become "catchphrases" on TikTok and are made by the online community in many different versions.

The Duy Best group said that their skits were inspired by the "short film" of Ha Bang Chu – a famous Chinese channel. However, instead of being original, the group has been creative to suit Vietnamese audiences, creating familiar contexts such as offices, office workers or everyday situations. It is this ingenious Vietnamization that makes the script close and easy to touch the viewer's psychology.

Not only stopping within Vietnam, the trend of "Hello Boss" is also gradually spreading internationally. Many foreign users began to catch the trend, and there were even clips recording Vietnamese friends "luring" international friends to do the same, creating unexpected funny situations.

This spread shows the borderless appeal of TikTok and its ability to connect the global community through everyday but interesting details. In particular, the Duy Best team was also surprised to see that their products suddenly became a large-scale phenomenon. The members of the group expressed their interest, and at the same time rejoined the trend in a funny way, making fans even more excited.

It can be said that the success of "Hello Boss" proves TikTok's ability to create a cultural phenomenon. From just a seemingly simple dialogue, a series of users have turned it into a tool to connect, share and spread laughter. For young people, especially office workers, catching the trend also helps them relieve stress and find joy in the minutes of rest.

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