Condom Challenge: Teens discover second most fun use for condoms
The kids are 'all right'
Some of our brightest young mindshave discovered a new use for condoms.
It's called the condom challenge, and it involves dropping a condom full of water onto someone's head so it latches on, temporarily sealing them insidelike astunned goldfish fishpoured into a bag.
If the name sounds familiar, it's becausea way more disturbingstunt, also called the condom challenge, began making the rounds online in 2013.
Thankfully, thisis notthat challenge but it's no less of an internet sensation.
This condom challenge beganwith the realizationthat sometimes, given the right circumstances, a condom full of water and a willing partner can illicit excitingresults.
The gag soon went viral under the hashtag #condomchallenge.
HER SCREAM LMAO #CondomChallenge pic.twitter.com/SsitDY77ZF
—@CondomChaIlenge
Condom challenge me and Paige pic.twitter.com/UZ0SyD3UOO
—@Sydd_Thee_Kiddd
Some are filming it in glorious slow-motion.
@condomchaiienge pt2 success haha and then me almost falling off the bathtub!! @ryanfullerr pic.twitter.com/jpPXysukTE
—@Dnasttyy_
The new challenge is here #condomchallenge pic.twitter.com/e2ziEy3XkV
—@GrydOrDie
Others find the challenge especially, well... challenging.
So far, no one appears to have been seriously injured.So far.
I highly recommend to not do this challenge #condomchallenge pic.twitter.com/84J2P4BuGi
—@the_OG_lowkey58
It should go without saying that covering your mouth and nose with anairtight sealcan be potentially hazardous and probablyshouldn't be done, but we'll say it anyway.
It is dangerous, and you shouldn't do it.
But, if the condom challenge is having one positive effect, it's that it may be helping to dispel a persistent, and dubious rumour:
Let it be known that "condoms don't fit me" is some bull.... #condomchallenge #happythanksgiving #femaales https://t.co/xSoSjsjotH
—@Femaales