The New “Look Between” Keyboard Trend On X Has Social Media Users Annoyed

Recently, social media has been buzzing about a trend where people “look between” specific keys on their keyboards.

This new craze, which intrigues and frustrates some users, is spreading across platforms like X.

Many of these posts share a similar theme: they begin with an unlikely detail, then direct you to look between the H and L keys, which spells “JK” – short for “just kidding.”

Several of these posts are also quite confusing, instructing you to “look between x and y on your keyboard,” but with so many keys in between, it’s hard to understand what the message is supposed to be.

Some users are getting creative with it, while others are getting annoyed by it rather quickly.

Want to know who we're drafting?

Look between H and L on your keyboard.

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) April 23, 2024

look between Q and E on your keyboard. that's all we baggin' this year, trust

— ً (@ahdebee) April 21, 2024

The reason why the 'look between' joke has to die by fire and quickly is because it's too high effort.

— Renike (@iamrenike) April 24, 2024

look between indeed and linkedin!

— SLIM (@_slimarella_) April 23, 2024

Yall: look between

Me: pic.twitter.com/XOfBPrzigb

— Razor Ramon (@Xrobinson11) April 24, 2024

Look between this, look between that, y’all can look between my index and Ring fingers

— Adäm (@aladdenn) April 24, 2024

Out of all the lame trends twitter has created, this “look between xyz” is by far the lamest, cringiest and stupid.

— سارہ (@SendCheesecake) April 24, 2024

“Look between the A and L key on you keyboa… oh.” pic.twitter.com/KBNOAbDtNP

— (Not)YoutubeKids (@RealYouTubeKids) April 24, 2024

look between shut the fuck up on your keyboard

— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) April 23, 2024

Opening Twitter app and watching people here talk like look in keyboard between
H and L
Y and O
Q and R
X and V
Z and C
E and Y
F and H
I and P pic.twitter.com/kPtJKOybhb

— Nabeel Shah (@nabeel_AMU) April 23, 2024

Please stop. I don’t want to look for letters between letters.

— Gaurav Kapur (@gauravkapur) April 24, 2024