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Asking whether this is the “World’s Hardest Squishy?” creates a tactile challenge around the slightly firm vanilla-cream cake squishy and invites visual proof.
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Asking whether this is the “World’s Hardest Squishy?” creates a tactile challenge around the slightly firm vanilla-cream cake squishy and invites visual proof.
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View breakdownTry squeezing another squishy after squeezing this one! I saw videos of the 'world's hardest squishy' and ordered this clay-filled one out of curiosity. To be honest, it didn't feel satisfying at all. It's so hard! Seriously rock hard! Like flour clay left out for 4 days. But someone in my livestream told me to try squeezing other squishies right after kneading this one.
Let's try squeezing this rice ball from Gugu Studio. Seriously, my fingers got so trained! It feels completely melted soft! It's like the miracle fruit of the squishy world! Truly astonishing!
I really want you guys to try out squishies you found too stiff before. But your fingers really get tired! It's not satisfying on its own, fingers hurt! Though when you get used to kneading the inner clay it softens slightly. Now, after tiring your fingers...
Squeezing this... so soft! So insanely soft and gooey! I really want to share this feeling with everyone! Big thanks to the viewer who taught me this! It is truly amazing! Super satisfying!
Anyone with this should try it! Give it 5 hard squeezes until your fingers hurt, then squeeze another soft squishy! It'll be a whole new experience! Highly recommend, it's so much fun!
First-person close-up shot of the creator squeezing an extremely hard white clay squishy toy with both hands, expressing shock at its rock-solid texture.
The creator brings out a Gugu Studio onigiri squishy toy to squeeze, demonstrating the contrasting super-soft sensation after tiring out fingers on the hard squishy.
The creator goes back to rigorously kneading the ultra-hard white squishy toy, explaining the finger-fatigue trick to maximize enjoyment.
The creator opens and squeezes a super-soft squishy labeled 'Rice Cake', showing its incredibly melted and squishy deformation.
The creator compares both squishy toys, recommends the 'squeeze hard 5 times then touch soft' method, and gives a thumbs-up.
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