“Bringing Random Things” is going viral on social media as creators introduce unexpected objects into normal situations.
Post a video with a text overlay like “Bringing random things into my office meetings” and show yourself or your team casually bringing unrelated items, pillows, lamps, toys, gym equipment, into a work setting.
The setup is intentionally ordinary. The humor comes from placing something out of context into a serious or routine environment. No explanation is needed.
Viewers understand the joke the moment they see the object.
This trend is especially common in office, business, and team content because meetings are familiar and predictable, which makes the contrast stronger.
Why This Trend Matters Today
This trend performs because it relies on visual surprise. Viewers stop scrolling when something doesn’t belong where it is.
The faster the contrast is visible, the higher the retention.
It also works well for teams and brands because it shows personality without dialogue.
The content feels casual, repeatable, and easy to scale with different props, which keeps it from feeling one-off.
How To Do The ‘Bringing Random Things’ Trend
Pick a setting that feels routine, such as an office meeting, a standup, a classroom, or a work call.
Add a clear text overlay starting with “Bringing random things into {XYZ}” so viewers know what to expect.
Have each person enter the scene with one random object. Keep reactions natural. Film in one take if possible. Avoid explaining the item or reacting too strongly; the calm delivery makes the contrast funnier.
- Pro Tip: Use large or visually obvious objects. The faster the viewer notices something is wrong, the better the video performs.
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