Brit Reacts To VIRAL CHALLENGES THAT GOT PEOPLE KILLED!

Brit Reacts To VIRAL CHALLENGES TGAT GOT PEOPLE KILLED!
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[@Jenjeal]

These challenges are essentially the answer to "If all of your friends jumped off a bridge/cliff, would you?".

[@ultimategamer1840]

I'm really surprised that the cinnamon challenge wasn't included on this video.

[@blakerh]

About ten years ago a woman in the US died during a radio contest. She drank two gallons of water in about three hours. All for two concert tickets! Her husband sued the station and won.

[@George-ux6zz]

In the Army we had 4 people to a room. I went out that night to a club. When I got to the barracks I could smell lighter fluid, thinking someone spilled it. To my surprise I entered my room and found all 3 of my room mates huffing lighter fluid. They were so high they couldn't stand up, couldn't talk, all they did was make strange noises. An ambulance took them to the hospital and ventilated them. But they were out for a couple of days before waking up and even then they were slurring their speech. The Army kicked them out immediately.

[@rockymtn1291]

😳wow

[@loriesmith4307]

One young lady critically injured herself doing the Crate Challenge. She broke her neck and spine and is now paralyzed. So heartbreaking! 😔

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

If you're slapping a complete stranger, you are inviting someone to assault you in self-defense. If a stranger slapped you, what would you do? I decked a guy for suddenly stealing a kiss when I was 15 years old. He fell hard backward. He ended up smiling, but what if he hit his head on the counter or a table? And that was from a kiss without permission. They should allow people to sue the person posting the challenge. If you're evil enough to make the dare, you should pay the consequences.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

I don't blame the internet. Things like this were going on long before that. I recall seeing some weird trend going on the my school yard some time in the sixties. All I remember is a kid being grabbed after doing some action -- I forget what -- and being squeezed about the middle until they passed out. And I recall thinking how stupid that was. I see videos of planking nowadays and all I can think is "how dumb" for the ones doing it on balconies and the like.

[@jessicatobin7785]

When I was around 14 years old (1993), before social media, my friends and I did a challenge to restrict your breath and pass out. Thankfully, no one I knew got hurt but as an adult, I think about that and think about how stupid it was.

[@rogu3rooster]

As a teenager me and a group of friends would press on the jugular veins of eachother untill we passed out, looking back I realise how incredibly dangerous that was and how fortunate that noone was actually hurt or left with any brain damage from starving the brain of blood

[@TechNextLetsGo]

​​@@rogu3roostermy "friends" in high school did that too. They called it "airplane shoties". ..choose your friends wisely

[@tonygreene3941]

Kentucky shotgun, yep, duuummbbb

[@misterkite]

tiktok is full of darwin award winnners.

[@jayerlinger9459]

Oh this so brings back heartache. My niece who had just turned 40 was having a hard time sleeping. I was aware of her doing this. I'd helped her make Drs appts to deal with this. We knew she took Benadyl to sleep we do warned her to be careful. Then spring 2013 I get a call that she was dead. She'd taken a WHOLE FRIGIN BOX of Benadryl . Broke my heart in half

[@rockymtn1291]

😢so sad

[@GenXfrom75]

I take 4 every night. I don't understand how she took a whole box. I'm so sorry 😢

[@jayerlinger9459]

She just couldn't sleep. I believe she was un diagnosed and untreated bi polar disorder. I knew this and had set up an appt for the week after she died. Then, when she passed, her family outright blamed me. I'd refereed her to a pain, Dr. She was out of control with her meds, so I took them from her and gave her only enough every 3 days. Her sister saw me give them back and assumed I was giving her more drugs. So when she passed, I was TOTALLY blamed . All the huge family gatherings stopped. They were at her Moms house. It was was horrible. Not only did I lose my niece, I list a very very good friend. Thanks for caring

[@jayerlinger9459]

@@rockymtn1291 thank you. It was EXTREMELY sad. I miss her much

[@jayerlinger9459]

@GenXfrom75 She couldn't sleep. She had very addictive behavior. She had appts. with a Phychiatrist and a Gynocolgist the coming week after she died. Simply broke my heart. We had gotten really close the year leading up to her death.

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

The ones that died from the slapping challenge, I believe, were unaware they were going to be hit, and the person who slapped them slapped them extremely hard, causing the victim to fall over and hit their head on the ground. So they died from head trauma.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

From what I just read it didn't just stop at a "slap." Beating or kicking someone to death is far from a slap.

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

@nightthornkvala94132 Oh ya, there have definitely been beatings taped, and the victim died. Those videos are all over the internet. I've just seen a few reports where they labeled it the "slap challenge", and the person fell over and hit their head and died. It's all the same to me though, you hit someone 1 time or 20 times, you need to be locked up and charged with attempted murder. I literally just watched a video of a 19 year old boy who was going around the town next to me saying he was doing the slap challenge, but he was actually just assaulting older people walking in a park. And he had a 🔫 and he was trying to rob them, but he edited everything except for the slap out of his videos. He's been arrested now, hopefully he has time to think about his life choices while he's sitting in the slammer. Internet fame isn't worth anything, but the youth sure does think it is.

[@Flameblade69]

I just wanted to say that spicy food is not normally the main factor in someone's death (unless they are unknowingly allergic). Capsaicin, the component that makes something spicy, is harmless unless ingested in huge amounts all at once and that is nearly impossible to do. What kills people is the unknown or known underlying health issues when they eat something spicy. For example, let's say you have stomach ulcers, you would obviously want to avoid any foods that would aggravate it, like spicy foods, or if you are known to have high blood pressure you would want to avoid anything spicy since it is known that capsaicin can increase blood pressure but some studies have shown it can lower it. So the ruling on that is still unclear but you wouldn't want to take the risk.

[@rmlrl1971]

In the 70's and 80's we just called this, Natural Selection. Young kids doing these things I feel bad for. Teens and up, know better.

[@lisastevens3376]

My Brother died because of a challenge, it was years before tiktok and other apps ever existed. It was similiar to The Black Out Challenge except it was called The Choking Game." You basically wrap something like a belt around your neck to make yourself pass out, except my brother never woke up and the belt remained around his neck too long and he was by himself. Fads or Trends are never worth the pain you put upon yourself or your family and friends.

[@rockymtn1291]

😢

[@tfrowlett8752]

7:26 Action Park in New Jersey had a similar death there on their Tarzan swing, where you swung on a rope into a spring fed pool, which was freezing cold. The person died from cardiac arrest upon hitting the water due to the shock of the cold.

[@Shazjgus]

The social media platforms should be deleting these dangerous/deadly challenges. They should also suspend all accounts that post them for a first offense, for the second offense they should be permanently banned. The same goes for the people pulling "pranks" that are illegal. The fool in England that stole the lady's dog and the idiot in Japan are the first to come to mind.

[@xenialafleur]

I saw a video of one guy who did the ice bucket challenge on the sidewalk. In a moment of disorientation from being hit by the water, he stepped into the road and got hit by a car. He was taken to the hospital, but recovered from his injuries.

[@IggyStardust1967]

3:30 - She was wearing the helmet due to either brain damage, or a skull fracture. "Car Surfing" was always meant to be done a LOW SPEEDS (like 10-15mph), at least, that's how it originated (even at those speeds, it's risky). It seems to me that these kids are taking it to the extreme and going much faster than that, which of course, will result in serious injury or even death. I can't "cast stones", because of the "glass house" I grew up in.... riding in the back of pick-up trucks as a teenager (and in some of those, it was a highway speeds)... but at least we had something to hang on to. Not that it would help if the vehicle flipped over....

[@retired4365]

I do enjoy watching Darwin Award Recipient videos. 😂😂😂😂

[@martinsandt1135]

We almost took Evolution out of the Game , so Thanks to all Darwin Award Winners , they just try to make Humanity better by leaving ...

[@MelNel5]

I remember my friends and myself doing the black out thing, where we’d hyperventilate then have someone squeezing you from the back, and cutting off your oxygen intake. This was in the early 70’s before online challenges, which prove that kids do really stupid things. We were doing it after lunch at school, and a coach came out and totally went off on us, telling us we were killing brain cells by doing it. I never did it again, but friends continued at parties. Just stupid kids doing stupid things. Very sad.

[@jonsinclair3997]

When I was young we had bumper skiing. It was in the snow.

[@BeeHappySunshine]

My kids always complained about my lectures, but I don't care. I'm their mom and there's just too much of this kind've stuff that I was always warning them about. Kids don't think things through, parents have to be vigilant.

[@dennismason3740]

Kabir - for heartburn/nausea/gas - a level teaspoon of baking soda in 1/3 cup of water. Drink it down in one slow gulp.

[@donnagonatas3155]

When I was growing up in the 70's the big thing was car surfing. Mainly boys, but what they did was hold onto the back bumper and the car would of course pull them. But they only did it in the snow so that they would slide in the snow. I never did it cuz even back then I knew it was dangerous!😮

[@rockymtn1291]

I took part in the oxygen deprivation thing in the 80s, I held my breath while two friends pushed against my chest. Next thing I remember I woke up on the ground and was embarrassed because I thought I had fallen asleep. Dumb thing to do.

[@Boodieman72]

More candidates for the Darwin Awards

[@magarthur3420]

I never heard of the "Happy Slap" challenge but I'm not surprised that ended in deaths. I am surprised the deaths were in the UK. Figured they would be in the US. There are millions carrying guns just waiting for any excuse.

[@UpYourArsenal]

Nobody is waiting for an 'excuse' -- we are all hoping to never need to touch our defensive tools, but we don't make decisions for other people.

[@kevin982]

You were lucky. I had a friend who drowned in his own vomit.

[@johnwray393]

One of my best friends drowned vomit as well. He had done a gram of coke and went to work. Came home went and laid down and his parents found him the next day laying on his back with vomit all over place. They found out he'd actually had a seizure and could've possibly lived if he'd fell asleep on his side. Had three kids as a single father and was only 34.

[@martinsandt1135]

Evolution at Work ... From Selfie to Self-deletion

[@blakerh]

I remember people playing the "pass out game" in the 80s. I watched my friend have a seizure, so I didn't try it.

[@kovacs88]

At Canada Olympic Park in Calgary, where I live, there are bobsled tracks, and there's no fences or anything to keep people out, and there are houses maybe less than 100 meters from the top of the tracks, and apparently someone thought it would be a good idea to put chains across the bobsled tracks, at the BOTTOM to keep people from using them, and some kids took their sleds down it one night, and hit the chain at about 100 kph.

[@GenXfrom75]

I take Benadryl nightly for sleep but I absolutely will never understand taking an abundance of this drug... How sad😢

[@btnhstillfire]

The one chip challenge death was not from eating 1 chip. The kid ate a whole fucking bunch of them and has asthma.

[@cshubs]

The worst we used to do (40 years ago) was shoot bottle rockets at each from toy guns. No one ever got hurt. We also played handball with burning tennis balls soaked in gasoline.

[@Idonotwantayoutubehandle]

I remember back in the early 90s I worked as a server at a restaurant. The teens who worked there cleaning tables and such used to talk about drinking bottles of benedryl to get hi, so that stunt has been around for some time. so so sad.

[@radbunnie2297]

Boiling water challenge reminds me of the ritual done by the Native Indians in 🇪🇨 Ecuador. It was the preferred dead by the Spain governor. They poured molten gold down his throat. It makes me really angry that you can push someone into doing something as cruel as this.

[@tfrowlett8752]

Most of these challenges is the reason I don’t have TikTok and never will

[@amywells8609]

The slapping is crazy, in the US it can get you shot. If someone slaps me they had better run!

[@Shawn_the_Protogen]

Darwin is putting in a lot of work.

[@terihumphrey6624]

But that's just pure Insanity for them to even think of that kind of a challenge boiling water

[@booklover_78]

Car surfing Me: I wonder if this was in Colorado sees Douglas County... I thought so.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Kabir, oddly enough, I participated in several of these behaviors in the 60s and 70s, long before there was an internet. My brother and I used to car surf albeit at slow speeds. We would kneel on the trunk of the car while my dad drove down a dirt road. I accidentally discovered huffing while cleaning some car parts in a pan of gasoline. I remember coming out of this strange "trance" and wondering what had happened. I put 2 and 2 together then deliberately inhaled through my mouth about ten deep breaths. Sure enough I was right. I then got my older brother to try it, and we ended up binging on it for the next two weeks. Then the novelty wore off and we stopped. Little did I know that it was the same as sniffing glue, which I would never had done! Only juvenile delinquents did that. When I was in my teens my friends and I used to see who could eat the most Haberneros while we were getting drunk. The worst thing that happened was a painful case of the shits. I used to time myself to see how fast I could chug a beer. I had a wide mouth glass and would pour a 12 ounce beer into it and time myself with a stop watch. My best time was 5.7 seconds. There was something else I discovered that I turned my friends onto. It was hyperventilating. You kneel down on both knees, take about 15 deep, rapid breaths, then tilt your head back while putting pressure on either side of the neck. You lose consciousness and fall over. Why we did this I don't know. We had good drugs of every description! Cheap thrills I guess.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

I tried the hyperventilation thing a couple times when I was about 10 years old. I'd sit on the couch (my parents weren't home, of course), take a lot of deep breaths consecutively, and then, when I was good and dizzy, I'd take the deepest possible breath, clamp down, and hold it. It produced a sensation that was ... intetesting. The kind of interesting that a goofy 10-year-old might be interested in exploring, at least briefly. Since I was on the couch, I was safe from falling down on my face if I passed out. Turns out, though, that even though our bodies are dependent on oxygen for survival, at the same time oxygen is actually poisonous to us. It's a natural neurotoxin, and any time you take in more oxygen than your body can burn off, it's going to cause a toxic reaction. That's what hyperventilation is, it's excess oxygen poisoning your brain, and yes, it kills off some brain cells every time it happens.

[@tinareynolds2463]

My friend's 9 yr old died doing something like the black out challenge.

[@robertvien5693]

I wonder if that "holding your breath" thing has been the same since my youth. I'm 61. We used to test our skills in this endeavor weekly

[@terihumphrey6624]

I did a blackout challenge when I was in 10th grade and that was back in the early 90's and it was just pure coincidence that it happened but I had done the challenge in music class which was my 3rd period class and by 7th period the whole left side of my face had become paralyzed and the doctors thought I had given myself a stroke by playing the stupid game but in fact I had contracted Bell's palsy which is a virus and my face was paralyzed for exactly 3 months

[@rockyroad7345]

Moral of challenges: Don't be a copycat.

[@johnnytable844]

It may sound callous, but just about all of these deaths can be blamed on one thing, and that's stupidity.

[@sc1338]

for the most part yes.

[@brianabc83]

Agreed. Even if some were kids, they were old enough to have common sense. Peer pressure is a powerful thing as well.

[@martinsandt1135]

Exactly

[@madqtofficial3451]

The one chip one gets a pass

[@gabrielcrim8598]

Don't forget TikTok, it seems like the worst thing ever introduced to western society. In China it promotes knowledge and good ethics, but here it promotes degeneracy and chaos. Wtf?

[@ellenstrack6274]

One person in NYC knocked an elderly msn down causing a severe brain injury leading to his death.

[@brookeplute5863]

Can not blame social media. If the child is not smart enough to know that this would be dangerous then the adults responsible for said child should be supervising their access.

[@Peg__]

Taking away a kid's phone is not a solution to this issue. I believe today's kids *are* being smart, otherwise we'd see a higher number of reported injuries or death. I naïvely did the blackout game in the 1980s. I learned about it at the roller-rink, where kids from another town or from different schools congregated in one place on the weekends. And word of mouth in schools, travels just as fast as a Social media post made in another country. Taking away a phone or computer ensures that the kid won't be able communicate. They wont be able to call for help if a challenge goes badly or to warn others when they see the possible dangers of a new challenge. Talking to your kids early and often, is the solution. Teach them the critical thinking skills needed to see beyond the Dare and to assess the risk involved, so that they can confidently say, "Nope, not doing it." You cant keep an eye on your kid every minute of the day. When you educate kids, you can put more trust in their decision making when you're not around.

[@veronikahk1826]

And adults doing these challenges.... There is no hope just their families heart being broken over their senseless deaths

[@prettybullet7728]

My daughter's car was stolen this year because some juveniles were doing the KIA Challenge that they found on TikTok. They ended up wrecking the car after trying to outrun the cops. They did survive.

[@d4r7h3b3r]

Darwin Awards. Darwin Awards everywhere...

[@kimson305]

I saw a movie based on the black out challenge

[@dstowe-bf5ik]

To blame the social media is not the reason for this challenges happening. It’s more or actual bringing it to the light of this is and has been happening. As for the One Chip Challenge, the one that died was 14 years old in order to buy any of these Chips there’s an age Requirement to be 18years old!! Second is that he also had Covid when he did the chip.

[@mutecryptid]

The benedryl “challenge” has been going on forever, desperate people use it as a replacement for hallucinogenic drugs or a psychological self harm/suicide method (bet for one or the other which is my experience) . The tik tok version was just the latest evolution, I hate when they can’t get the bare minimum right.

[@cynthiahaun9269]

Other than the planking challenge the dumbest challenge yet also deadly was the tide pod challenge

[@djgrant8761]

Life is so precious. Please don’t waste it.

[@josecarbajal5710]

I had a psycho ex that poured boiling water on me......scars for the rest of my life

[@ellenryan701]

That’s awful that you had boiling water poured on you. I hope your ex caught some trouble for that.

[@MannyBrum]

Benadryl lowers your blood pressure. Not something you want to take in large doses.

[@ellenstrack6274]

Brain injury and potentialy severe seizures that they need to protect the brain from further damage.

[@dennismason3740]

Drinking games have been around, literally, for as long as alcohol.

[@bencruz563]

I do not blame social media; social media may( and does) have negative social affects, but I blame parents. Its not that they are the only guilty party; just that I would put the lion's share of responsability on them. Mostly, these challenges thin the stupid even if tragically.

[@SparkimusPrime]

When I was a teenager I took a whole little container of Dramamine. It made you trip but you couldn’t remember anything. The last time we did it in the woods. The last thing I remember is seeing monkeys in the trees (in Kansas) and the next thing I know I’m being taken out of the woods with a fireman and policeman on each arm. I never did anything like that again. There are a handful of times I probably should have died. That’s why I don’t take chances with anything. I think I’m all out of passes lol And this was before social media in the 90s. People were still doing stupid shit, it’s just easier to spread nowadays.

[@reneehomen2226]

It's a shame that especially young people ( teens) and early 20's sometimes have no sense of consequences for stupid decisions. Come on people , use your head for more than a hat rack! If someone randomly slapped me would lose an arm.

[@billolsen4360]

Those poor little girls with that boiling water craze.

[@JSainte17]

If you're using gloves to hold the chip to protect your SKIN, but planning on putting it in your mouth, I mean... that's Darwin. I mean come on.

[@veronikahk1826]

I have done some stupid things when I was a child but non comes even close to these dumb things kids can be manipulated into. Good thing I loathe any competition

[@internalharm]

That's good. Natural selection

[@George-ux6zz]

That's crazy

[@Richard-zm6pt]

Crazy

[@sheilathailand1903]

darwin recipients

[@appo9357]

Darwin Award winners.

[@RowdyRuth]

Oh the horrors! 😢

[@colinvannurden3090]

Wtf. Pouring boiling on someone or drinking it?!! Theres some stupid people out there.

[@tomfox9083]

Stupidly is a hell of a condition

[@AndrewSkow1]

Natural selection, does a species good.

[@johnwray393]

Obviously, all this could be avoided with a little common sense. But social media clout is a real drug especially for the teenage mind. I can see an otherwise intelligent kid do something life threatening due to attention and peer pressure for insta. Just imagine the dumb shit we all did as a teen and then add social media to the equation. Recipe for tragedy.

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

Retaining a challenge platform because it has supposedly been 'blocked'! If blocked what is the purpose to leaving it up? If it exists someone will eventually find a hack to access it, then share the hack-> or the challenge again... better to bring it down and fine the uploader, not warn but immediately FINE! It is a type of attempted manslaughter since it has proven to cripple and/or kill someone.

[@pdog547]

Darwin.

[@sbanks4421]

Less Stupid People in this World! Please Keep It Up!!! 😂🤣

[@terihumphrey6624]

In the blackout challenge is played by you bending over and taking a deep breath holding it in and then crossing your arms across your chest and somebody comes up behind you squeezes you from behind with their arms around your arms and lift you off the ground until you go limp and fall on the floor

[@robertseverin1773]

Keep these viral challenges coming it contributes to the natural selection we used to have before we made everything too safe

[@annepryor9169]

Are you sick?

[@terihumphrey6624]

My son does the one chip challenge on a stupid dare from my oldest son telling him that if he did it he gave him a gram of wax which I smack them both upside the head for that alone and I got a video of it and I said I'm sorry but I didn't feel bad for him and at one point I almost pissed my pants laughing because he was walking around saying my ears hurt I can feel the burning in my ears

[@jacenjustice]

"Challenge"

[@gregvanmatre5068]

It takes a lot of common sense to come up with some of these. But thrill seekers do not use common sense sometimes and it lands them in heep of trouble. I do not blame social media platforms. For even your so called friends around you can get you do something that is very dangerous. Drinking games to car surfing, it is what we do when we are kids and do not think about the risks at that time.

[@icycold9406]

I don’t use Tik Tok

[@terihumphrey6624]

That ain't true because you can still order that ship online from them

[@gotham61]

There's only one way to prevent these tragedies. Teach your children to think and to use common sense. The idea of putting computers in common areas of the home so parents can "monitor" their child's online activity, is a laughably naive concept fro the 1990s.

[@pamelahoracek]

It is super sad. Most of these stories were people of young ages. It has been a while (decades) since I was young and I am probably here because I had a mother who restricted me, put fear in me of everyday living. Unfortunately, I as of today, I am still fearful. The only stupid thing I can remember doing under the age of 21 is over drinking. A friend was driving and did not want any drinks in his car. So, I filled up (also the others) but I assume it was too much, too fast and I was told I passed out in the lobby of the restaurant. I too vomited in this person's car. I felt terrible, since everyone complained I spoiled their evening plans and had to alter the plan while someone cleaned me up and slept it off while they went out. They could not take me home in that condition because of my parents. I still continued to drink and by 22, the fun was gone and the thrill of doing something illegal or wrong was not there and I lessen my drinking. By 40, I have stopped except a sip to toast someone. After one fatal death or permanent damage to one's body and mind, would young children feel it would not happen to them and continue these challenges. I hate it when the children do not think of the consequences. or one in the group in charge everyone to be in an agreement that they can say where the cut-off point to where things can get out of hand and the challenge would stop. Also, if something does go wrong or the person is passed out, get help or call their parents before leaving their friend to sleep it off. I believe in live and learn, but these are unnecessary pranks/challenges. It is too late to learn that lesson after someone close to them had to experience a failed attempt/death. The kids might think of the negatives and the odds with one out of 1,000 had a problem, but that one is one too many for those that person left behind. Some of those challenges seemed not harmful, but when they go to the excess of the original challenge (like planking on a countertop or between two chairs and if it fails, most likely you will just get a bruise. It was not intended for dangerous situations of planking on a balcony railing seven floors up. If you have to try the challenge, it might be wimpy, but wear safety gear, like a harness and rope and tie it to something sturdy or persons holding it that if you fall it will stop the fall and they can pull or up or get extra help. It is not wimpy, but smart and it could save your life. There are professional rock climbers that wear/have all the protective gear and equipment that does all they can to prevent their deaths, but there are some who are strong, good concentration, ego that will do it freely without protection and some may have second thoughts if they survived a fall from hundreds of feet. They would be fortunate (or maybe not) if they only got paralyzed, but still alive in the end. I did not understand the drinking of boiling water. I would think the first sip or touch in your mouth would have stopped the person. Maybe the person has to take a big gulp and the damage was done before they can spit it out. Pouring boiling hot water on someone, if an adult agrees to that they will have to live with the consequences, but it is another thing of a child or a young adult, especially with young, soft skin. If someone pours the water without permission, that person should be liable of the damages and/or death of the other person. People who do this, best to see how it affects you by pouring it on themselves first. The hot tortilla chip I found interesting and curious to try, but maybe break a little piece off to eat just to taste the hotness of the chip because I like spicy food. The slapping seems harmless, but maybe painful. One does not know the outcome of their prank when they do not know if the other person has a condition, you cannot see and can be deadly to them. An unsuspecting slap might cause a person to get off balanced and fall. An elderly person can break bones, or maybe they fall on train tracks or off the curb in the lane of oncoming traffic or land and hit their ends on something hard. A person does not know if the other person has a heart problem, and the scare/stress might trigger a heart attack or an asthmatic person without their inhaler might have breathing problems. Maybe a slap on the head, the person falls and hits a certain spot (temples) on a hard surface that can kill them or on the head where a soft skull bone area that cannot protect the brain. I think that is why the one girl has to wear a helmet to avoid falling objects/hitting her head because she might not have a strong skull to protect her brain. Or because of a prank, she now has a balance problem and falls a lot. Also striking a stranger, you never know if that person is armed or have mental problems that might attack you out of self-defense and kill you, just for a prank, to get a few laughs you wanted to do. I think the jury would find the innocent victim would be justified in taking your life. Maybe be fined if he was not licensed to carry a gun. With our crime now-a-days, I wonder how many people are armed with some sort of weapon or spray to protect themselves. I think I still have my mother's fear in me and think of the worse scenario. I am a scaredy cat. I am more a cat fan. Did you ever get a cat or dog?

[@winterman63]

Vodka and Coke? Yech

[@Kissameassa538]

I don’t understand that drinking boiling water challenge, don’t we all do it when drinking tea or coffee? Just asking, no agenda. 🤔

[@jskelly1979]

The people who are the originators of these challenges should be held accountable and liable for any deaths and injuries that occur after because the majority of the time, they are not actually doing the so called challenge. They are using deceptive tricks and illusions to garner internet fame and unfortunately our youth today can't distinguish the realities and they also want to be viral famous.

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

Kabir,please don't consider any thing dangerous, like petting stray dogs,eating expired yogurt, drinking cat urine, juggling flaming laser chainsaws.

[@maryannanderson2213]

If I run over someone in my car, is it the car's fault? No. It's mine. Platforms cannot be blamed for someone misusing it.

[@martinsandt1135]

of course they can , CP for Example has NO PLACE on any Platform and it´s the Platforms resonsibility to check and filter the Content THEY let get PUBLISHED ... The Internet is not a Car ...

[@darkblondewatch8652]

why would you do any of these challenges, getting likes and views on tiktok are not worth putting your life in danger, watch what your child is doing and watching on social media.

[@Yardiegirl]

I can’t even bring myself to watch the video. I have a feeling it ain’t pretty.

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Last month I tried ghost pepper fries. I almost died. Woke up unable to breath, my inhaler did nothing, my aerosl did nothing. I could breath in for not even a half second before chocking and coughing. I had to call someone for a ride to the hospital, but by the time they got to me, after drinking a ton of soy milk, I was breathing a bit better. Took me about an hour to recover. Never touching that level of spice again.

[@gracielynn9623]

It may sound harsh, but I don’t feel bad for most of these. Beyond the one who had the ice bucket challenge cause a heart attack, which is purely coincidence, the rest is pure stupidity. These were simply preventable. Don’t do ridiculous and crazy sounding things from he internet for clicks and you don’t die.

[@videogamevalley7523]

……..how do you stop it………hmmm…….not be dumb….jus sayin….