Fast & Furriest: Man Makes a Hype Trap Video of His Stumpy Chihuahua as if He's a Hot Shot Sports Car and the Results are Epic

Everybody loves their dog, but do dog people love their pooch as much as car people love their vehicles? That's debatable. Car people are a flamboyant, obsessive, and extremely particular kind of person. They look at their cars, a machine designed to take you from one point to another in an efficient fashion, in the same way that some people look at their natural born children. With love in their eyes and a pounding in their chest, car people walk towards their Subaru WRX with pride, revving their engines up neighborhood streets to let everyone know how giddy they are. Oh and some people even make love montages of their vehicles to share the hype. 

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To people who drive a simple 10 year old Toyota Corolla that gets excellent fuel efficient milage and regular oil changes, this kind of video may seem silly. However, it's really just a true declaration of love. One man, who is a digital content creator, decided to make fun of the classic car hype video style by making the same kind of edit for his dog. He created a video that is so epic and so amazing for this chubby chihuahua, that he's gone viral overnight. 

Using the flashiest and most insane transitions, he highlighted his old doggo's features: his chubby tummy, his wagging tail, and most importantly, his tail-chasing speed. This flashy furbo is setting the standard for high performing poochy excellence with his bald underbelly and his grey-tipped snoot. Not only is he a low-rider that can make it over a speed bump, he's got the power stance to intimidate any other dog in the lot. 

In the comment section, everyone is loving this incredible result and we can't blame them. This is one doggo that deserves a poetic hype edit like this. Trap style of course. Everyone's impressed with this top of the line pupper.

Quite frankly, the dog edit is much better than the RGB deep-fried edits of most sports car lovers. Maybe if car people spent less time buying body kits that'll pop off in the grocery store parking lot dips and spent more time learning the ins and outs of Premiere Pro, they could have a hype video as amazing as this chihuahua's. Just saying. 

I edited my dog like he's a car