If you’ve been on student Discord servers, TikTok, or university confession pages recently, you’ve probably seen the cryptic phrase: It looks like a glitch, but students swear it’s real. Here’s what we know.
At Jade Phi, "sharking" wasn't about pranks; it was a bizarrely wholesome tradition. Every finals week, a group of anonymous students would roam the halls with a fin strapped to their backs. Their mission? To find the most exhausted, "drowning" students and "attack" them with survival supplies. jade phi p0909 sharking sleeping studentsavi top
Several students at reported waking up to find their phones playing a low-frequency hum and a notification reading: “P0909 has sharked you. Sleep well.” If you’ve been on student Discord servers, TikTok,
IT admins found no malware, but a whistleblower claimed that was an unauthorized student experiment in “sleep-state detection” using old dorm Wi-Fi routers. Every finals week, a group of anonymous students