# That Looks Like The Battle Pass That Looks Like The Battle Pass is a TikTok Stitch chain from late February 2021 where creator @_inky looked at a cooking oil pour and declared it looked like 'the battle pass,' with no explanation given[1]. The confused reaction spawned a cascade of copycat Stitches, and by early March 2021, TikTokers were tacking on @itsmacdoogle's 'Google, show me this guy's balls' punchline as a mandatory beat[4]. ## Origin On February 18, 2021, TikTok page @foodies posted a life hack video showing an efficient way to pour cooking oil, which reached over 8 million views within two months[2]. Four days later, on February 22, TikToker @_inky Stitched the clip and delivered the deadpan line 'that shit looks like the battle pass,' offering no further explanation[1]. Commenters flooded the replies asking what he meant, and the reaction itself hit over 7.1 million views in two months[3]. - **Platform:** TikTok - **Creator:** @_inky - **Date:** 2021 ## Overview TikTok's Stitch feature drives the chain, with each new video splicing the end of a previous one and tacking on a fresh reaction[1]. Early videos stuck to simple mimicry: a creator deadpans @_inky's 'that shit looks like the battle pass' line, then cuts to themselves nodding in agreement[3]. Later Stitches layered on extra bits, most famously @itsmacdoogle's 'Google, show me this guy's balls' tag that others began repeating in unison[4]. No one in the chain explains what the battle pass connection actually means. Fortnite's paid seasonal battle pass has nothing visibly in common with cooking oil pouring into a pot[2], and the joke lives in the collective pretend understanding. Each new Stitch piles agreement onto the premise without justifying it, so viewers either get the bit immediately or stay as confused as the commenters on Inky's original post[3]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is That Looks Like The Battle Pass? A viral TikTok Stitch chain started by @_inky in February 2021, in which creators look at a cooking oil pour video and agree it 'looks like the battle pass,' a reference to the paid progression system in games like Fortnite[1]. ### Where did That Looks Like The Battle Pass come from? It began with a @foodies cooking oil TikTok on February 18, 2021, that @_inky Stitched four days later with the deadpan battle pass comment[2]. ### What does That Looks Like The Battle Pass mean? Nothing, really. The joke is that @_inky never explains the comparison, so each follow-up Stitch pretends to understand it anyway[3]. ### How do you use That Looks Like The Battle Pass? TikTokers typically Stitch a previous video in the chain, repeat the battle pass line in unison, and tack on @itsmacdoogle's 'Google, show me this guy's balls' tag or a 'woah' reaction[4]. ### Is That Looks Like The Battle Pass still popular? The chain was most active in late February and March 2021, with Mr. Bruno's March 8 Stitch hitting 9.9 million views[8]. It is now treated as a classic 2021 TikTok Stitch moment rather than an active trend[3]. ## References 1. [https://www.tiktok.com/@_inky/video/6931980666682887430]() 2. [https://www.tiktok.com/@foodies/video/6930810155902799109]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/that-looks-like-the-battle-pass]() 4. [https://www.tiktok.com/@itsmacdoogle/video/6933684124452408581]() 5. [https://www.tiktok.com/@nibbatron5/video/6933704171656875270]() 6. [https://www.tiktok.com/@azion_/video/6934152054696873221]() 7. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1REzypFAs]() 8. [https://www.tiktok.com/@mr.brun0/video/6937440162905328901]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/that-looks-like-the-battle-pass Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library