The 'Reloading Everyday Objects Like Video Game Weapons' trend highlights the satisfying, rhythmic mechanics of First-Person Shooter (FPS) reload animations. It originated from creators on TikTok and YouTube who began treating mundane household items—like staplers, glue sticks, and calculators—as if they were high-tech tactical gear. By mimicking the exaggerated clicks, slides, and sound effects found in games like Call of Duty or Valorant, these creators tapped into a universal gamer instinct. The meme is widely used to celebrate 'tactile satisfaction' and the tendency for gamers to visualize real-world interactions through the lens of video game UI and animations.