This Viral Hack For Memorizing Info In 1 Day Is Taking Over TikTok
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The Kay Chung study method is an effective way to help you cram, but at what cost?
Pulling an all-nighter for a test used to be a private agony between you and your body. But on TikTok, Kay Chung is making it public entertainment.
Chung, dubbed the “Patron Saint of Cramming Students” by a fan, is a second-year dental student at University of California, Los Angeles. Since June, she has posted 22 videos of her all-nighters before exams, and they regularly rack up more than a million views on the social media platform.
From chugging coffee while reviewing 784 slides to the 3:20 a.m. realization of her “dire situation,” Chung uses humor and honesty to show what it actually takes to power through a night of studying:
Her all-nighter method has taken over TikTok. “Pulling a Kay Chung” has now become a new shorthand for students who need to study intensely the night before an exam.
Christina Bonaparte, a 23-year-old first-year medical student who is based in Los Angeles, admires Chung’s work ethic and finds her videos to be relatable.
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