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Try this nearby coffee shop on the coast, courtesy of Unsplash. It's been very weird to know that millions of people have now seen the inside of my house!"Ĭheck out more of Graham's creations on his YouTube channel here.It can be therapeutic when working from home to get out of the house. He added, "I've had a lot of messages on Twitter from people saying 'Oh my god, you're famous,' but I'm really not and I know that this kind of viral thing is very short-lived. "And it literally took me minutes to make and it was a throwaway gag."
"I'm a filmmaker and I've made short films with casts and crews and scripts and all that stuff and they've never got the traction this did," he explained. I might do 'Zoom Part 2' one day."Īs for the newfound viral fame, Graham said it felt funny and ironic. "My friends have suggested sequel ideas, like one where I walk in the room and push myself off the chair, or bring myself a sandwich, or even have an argument with myself. Didn't want to have the 'difficult second album' situation," Graham told Newsweek. "I haven't made any more, because it felt like a 'lightning in a bottle' kind of thing, and I didn't think I'd be able to do it again. Whether or not there will be a sequel to the Zoom Cup of Tea has yet to be seen. "Some people said 'Hey, do you have a twin!?' I got a few surreptitious emails after the meeting to say 'What was going on in your background?' I think people were generally confused! And then lots of people asking how I did it." "A few colleagues didn't even notice," he admitted, regarding how seamless the background was. Newsweek reached out to Jaws19 (whose real name is Graham) and he told us about the viral fame he got from his creation. My coworkers loved it and were very amazed," another Reddit user chimed in.
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