Gretchen McCulloch, who wrote book „Because Internet“ discovered that keyboard smashes almost always begin with “a,” often begin with “asdf,” and almost never include numbers or letters of different cases — they’re either all uppercase or all lowercase.

In fact humans banging on keyboards tend not to be very random, and with that in mind I expected that some keyboard smashes repeat more than others thus forming a „keyword“.

So I tried to discover what are most searched „keyboard
smashes“ by “keyboard smashing” onto Google trends.

My first couple of smashes
produced no results. I smashed „errehrjfsadsads“, „hzzdsfsdsfdsfs“,
„trtrtssfsvd“, „ydsdsasv“, and every time Google trends responded „Hmm, your
search doesn’t have enough data to show here.“