MUNICH, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 17: Revelers catch for one of the first liter of beer in the Paulaner tent on the opening day of the 2022 Oktoberfest beer fest on September 17, 2022 in Munich, Germany. This year's Oktoberfest, which runs until October 3 and is expected to draw over six million visitors, is the first to take place since 2019. The past two years were closed down due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Alexandra Beier/Getty Images)

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TikTok Is Losing It Over A Barbecue Beer 'Gun'
By RACHAEL GROW
In a TikTok posted by @koloawear, a beer drinker jams a yellow, lever-looking contraption onto a full, open bottle of Corona. He seals the device tight, grabs the gadget by its handle, flips the beer bottle upside down, and lightly shakes it before spraying beer on his food on the barbecue.
Excited TikTokers were curious about the unique device — which some users recognized from Shark Tank as the “Bubbly Blaster.” Marketed towards champagne drinkers who don't mind wasting a few bottles at lively special occasions, this fancy Super Soaker is available for $99.
The official website says the Bubbly Blaster "even works as a bottle stopper when you're not using it, preserving your champagne to be enjoyed later on." It’s fun to try at parties, at the beach, and is especially useful on the grill — just make sure that you use it responsibly.