I've said it before and I'll say it again. There is some really weird stuff on

Tik-talk. You can find pretty much anything on there and find communities you never even knew existed.

Some of these are a strange sort of medical subsets like cyst removal and pimple popping videos,

acupuncture techniques, and you guessed it, chiropractors. There is something

satisfying about these videos though, like you know when you crack your neck or your back or your

knuckles there's that odd crunch that just makes you feel better, that releasing of air bubbles sort of sound.

Some people love it, some hate it.

Either way, it's relatively harmless.

Sure, if you're pulling or pushing on your joints too roughly, then you might end up harming yourself.

But so long as it's just plain and simple knuckle cracking, the worst that'll happen is you make everyone around you gag.

Well, chiropractor Tik-talk is like this knuckle knuckle cracking turned up to an extreme.

We're talking weird magnetic-looking tools hammering on people's jaws a chiropractor that goes by the name of the

king of cracks making a woman's spine

sound like fireworks and various patients getting a strap wrapped around their

necks to recreate the sound of Rice Crispies in the morning. This last one is a technique called the ring dinger and I'm not

going to lie it looks like the patients about to get their head yanked out of their

neck. But once you fall down this rabbit hole, you may just keep watching.

Seeing chiropractors take away years of pain with a few well-placed cracks looks like miracle

work.

Hell, maybe you're even thinking that you should go get one.

You've probably got a bit of back pain from sitting around so much, right?

Maybe your neck's a little sore. Your head just feels a little heavy some days.

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