If you weren't someone who particularly enjoyed school, you may have found yourself passing notes to your friends to pass the time. Maybe you've even kept a couple of the old hand-written relics over the years?
If so, you have at least one thing in common with a certain guy on YouTube who recently opened a 10-year-old note in a video for the very first time.
In the description for the short clip, the YouTuber - known only by his username Cherry Pie Man, explains: "My friend gave me this note in class, and I waited over 10 years! New Zealand time, by the way. I opened it exactly when it was supposed to be opened!"
Check out the 15-second note reveal below:At the start of the video, Cherry Pie Man flashes the unopened note, with the words: "Open on 11:29 PM 11/4/2021" written on it.
He then opens up the piece of paper to reveal the contents of the note. As hilariously anti-climactic as it might seem, it simply said: "Wassup".
And yet, despite the note's lack of substance, the video has managed to rack up an incredible 1.7 million views in a matter of just two days!
It also spawned a huge reaction in the comments section, with over 5,000 people having shared their thoughts so far.
One commenter suggested: "Find the person that gave you this, and write them a note to open in 10 years that says not much you?"
Another wrote: "His friend knew this man could resist reading this note for 10 years. That's a whole new level of trust."
A different user praised Cherry Pie Man's patience, writing: "Honestly, mad respect for even keeping and remembering the note for 10 years."
A fourth commenter said: "It would’ve been such a plot twist if it said 'you’re my crush' years later after they both got married."
Another wondered how the video of an unknown YouTuber was able to gain such traction: "Everyone is talking about the note but in wondering how a random guy with not even 1K subs managed to get #1 on Trending."
Somone agreed: "This may be the most bizarre trending decision youtube has ever made. and that's saying something."
So, what's the most bizarre thing you've kept from your school days? Let us know in the comments.