Xiubandrng, the Tiktoker who started the fashion of fixing everything with Noodles, passes the art Attack fact check

If you are a person regular to Twitter you have probably seen in recent days very basic assemblies where the noodles are the element that fixes everything.The same thing you see the notre Dame facade rebuilt with the best market noodles, than Kennedy's head covered with Chinese food in the area where he received the bullet.The guilt of all this is Xiubandrng, a Chinese creator who has decided to show the world that noodles are the best material to reconstruct all kinds of surfaces.

Of bricomaniac tendency to meme

Xiubandrng's ingenuity quickly jumped from his Tak Tok account to YouTube and Twitter, basically, because that knowledge could not be trapped in the short video platform.In his minitutory we see him by rebuilding a bathtub, fixing a wooden table or filling the arm of a chair to which he lacked a piece of wood.

The previous breakdowns have in common the magical product to carry out the repair: the noodles.However, the way to proceed to perform this preparation varies according to the surface.For example, to fix a tub.

As if it were by magic, with a small sandpaper and a subsequent enamel, the furniture is not only fixed but also have wooden appearance and not of ramen plate.And, of course, given such a current of the Internet DIY, it has reacted two different ways;On the one hand, Jordi Cruz wanted to test the competitor of his "Mejunge Art Attack" and the rest we have done what we know best, fix the world with memes (of noodles).

Although at first it seemed that through Jordi Cruz we discovered that the art of fixing things with Chinese noodles was a total fake, in the end it has turned out to be effective.So much so that any putty next to the new Asian Mejunje would be badly.And, of course, before the fact check of our trusted Bricomaniac, the production of memes was activated with the idea of fixing any problem.