# Ww3 Trailer WW3 Trailer is a spring 2023 TikTok and YouTube trend that recut political cartoons from India's So Sorry channel into fake trailers for World War III, pairing them with a sped-up cut of the Chinese song 'Red Sun in the Sky' and a plain 'ww3 trailer' text overlay. ## Overview WW3 Trailer refers to political cartoon animations from the Indian YouTube channel So Sorry that TikTok users repackaged as fake trailers for a hypothetical World War III[3]. The clips feature Joe Biden, Xi Jinping, and Vladimir Putin in slapstick confrontations, often built around real news beats like the Chinese spy balloon incident of early 2023[1]. The signature audio is a sped-up, distorted cut of the Chinese song 'Red Sun in the Sky,' laid over the animation with a plain 'ww3 trailer' text overlay[2]. The So Sorry animations are part of a long-running Politoons series produced by India Today, so the clips existed as political satire before TikTokers grabbed them[4]. The meme's framing treats each goofy animated squabble as if it were a real teaser for an incoming war[2]. Follow-up uploads got numbered 'WW3 Trailer 2,' 'WW3 Trailer 3,' and beyond as more of the So Sorry catalog was folded into the format[2]. ## How It Spread On March 29th, 2023, the @opa_gangsta_style_ TikTok was mirrored to YouTube, where the repost hit around 7.1 million views and 497,000 likes in its first two months[3]. Through April 2023, more TikTok edits picked up the framing, with some tagging the clip 'goofy ahh' and others opening a numbered series of follow-up trailers[2]. Uploaders reached deeper into the So Sorry catalog for sequels. On April 10th, 2023, user @thedumbasian2 posted a 'ww3 trailer part 2' built on a Putin-focused So Sorry animation titled 'Putin's Train Burning Ukraine,' drawing roughly 18,300 plays and 800 likes in a month[2]. Later parts stuck to the same recipe, pulling a fresh So Sorry cartoon and layering the same audio and overlay on top[2]. By May 2023, YouTubers were producing their own versions. YouTuber Philippinia posted 'WW3 Trailer (official)' on May 3rd, 2023, which reached roughly 796,700 views and 40,000 likes in its first week[2]. ## How to Use Making a WW3 Trailer edit typically means taking a short So Sorry political cartoon featuring Biden, Xi, or Putin, speeding it up slightly, and overlaying the text 'ww3 trailer' alongside the distorted 'Red Sun in the Sky' audio[2]. Follow-ups often get numbered like 'WW3 Trailer 2' or 'WW3 Trailer 3,' or tagged 'goofy ahh' to mark the recycled format[2]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Ww3 Trailer? It is a series of TikTok and YouTube edits that repackage political cartoons from India Today's So Sorry channel as fake trailers for World War III, usually set to a sped-up cut of the Chinese song 'Red Sun in the Sky'[2]. ### Where did Ww3 Trailer come from? The source cartoon, 'China Hai Ki Manta Nahi,' was uploaded to the So Sorry channel on February 19th, 2023 as commentary on the Chinese spy balloon incident, and TikTok users attached the 'ww3 trailer' framing about a month later[1]. ### What does Ww3 Trailer mean? It is a joke that treats a goofy animated skit involving Joe Biden, Xi Jinping, or Vladimir Putin as if it were a promotional teaser for an imminent World War III[1]. ### How do you use Ww3 Trailer? Take a short So Sorry political cartoon, speed it up, and overlay the text 'ww3 trailer' along with the distorted 'Red Sun in the Sky' audio; numbered sequels like 'WW3 Trailer 2' and 'WW3 Trailer 3' follow the same template[2]. ### Is Ww3 Trailer still popular? It peaked in the spring of 2023 across TikTok and YouTube, and the numbered-sequel run petered out after May 2023 without a documented revival[2]. ## References 1. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrS-K7Qawac]() 2. [https://www.youtube.com/@SoSorry]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ww3-trailer]() 4. [https://www.indiatoday.in/]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/ww3-trailer Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library