Bumbling Through Brush My Botanical Escapade Continues

About

Bumbling Through Brush My Botanical Escapade Continues is a catchphrase and copypasta derived from a viral video of streamer Kwebbelkop's AI avatar saying, while playing Minecraft, "Bumbling through brush my botanical escapade continues. Snagged on leaves but hey, more crafting supplies. Jackpot!" The video of Kwebbelkop's AI saying the phrase was posted to Kwebbelkop's X / Twitter page in March 2024 and garnered viral spread over the following months, inspiring memes and posts referencing the phrase. The catchphrase is sometimes used as a spam comment or post description on TikTok.

Origin

On March 28th, 2024, @Kwebbelkop made a post to X^[1] sharing a video of his updated AI playing Minecraft and offering commentary. The post reads, "BIG Kwebbelkop ai Minecraft update: > Person in the top left is ai > My voice clone is also ai > The commentary script is also written by ai > The gameplay is a Minecraft ai agent playing Minecraft."

Around the 00:35-second mark, Kwebbelkop's AI says, "Bumbling through brush, my botanical escapade continues. Snagged on leaves but hey, more crafting supplies. Jackpot!" The post gained over 6,800 likes and 7 million views in 11 months.

Spread

The video garnered viral spread over the following months, inspiring memes. On December 28th, 2024, X^[2] user @aesoprockfaggot reposted the clip of the AI saying the line, garnering over 11,000 likes in two months.

On January 22nd, 2025, YouTuber^[3] CoopNoop posted a video about Kwebbelkop AI, in which he played the clip at the 02:40 mark. The video gained over 380,000 views in a month.

On January 26th, 2025, Instagram^[4] user negusflex reposted the video, garnering over 80,000 likes in a month. On January 27th, Instagram^[5] user mfpharaoh posted a meme consisting of the caption, "me writing random shit into my essay to increase the word count," garnering over 23,000 likes in a month. It was reposted by TikToker^[6] @youretripleblocked that day, garnering over 2.5 million views a month.

On February 15th, Kwebbelkop posted a video to TikTok^[7] in which he recites the phrase, garnering over 850,000 views in five days.

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