Social media is a funny place where people undertake sometimes stupid, sometimes dangerous and most times useless challenges. While Harlem Shake, Planking Challenge, and Mannequin Challenge were hilarious to watch or try, Fire Challenge, Blue Whale Challenge and Boiling Water Challenge were actually quite dangerous and unnecessary.
Another challenge to make it to the news is the Invisible Box Challenge. A cheerleader named Ariel Oliver, initiated the stunt and left the audience stunned.
https://twitter.com/arielo1220/status/936825731371241473
The idea is to trick your brain into believing there’s an invisible box by tapping in the air, then believe you are putting one foot on top of the box and jumping over.
The stunt became instantly funny and challenging, as more and more people started trying it out and taking to Twitter to document their stunt.
1. Scared but successful it seems!
Estoy en una reunión donde todos los asistentes llevamos 15 minutos intentando hacer el #InvisibleBoxChallenge. Creo que no estoy taaaaaan para el perro, tho: pic.twitter.com/Df0k6V76Qy
— IT'S YA BOI (@estleaute) December 5, 2017
2. Perfect landing, you could say.
When a twitter challenge actually goes your way lol #InvisibleBoxChallenge pic.twitter.com/3aaamFeaHj
— emma della rocca (@emdelroc) December 5, 2017
3. His morning workout was ‘invisible’, but at least he tried.
#invisibleboxchallenge
I tried… pic.twitter.com/04rB7dvnqF— Scott (@ScottMcMillan14) December 4, 2017
4. He nailed it!
Gang pic.twitter.com/YwiLaALW34
— CRACKY DAPS 🤝 (@crackyraps) December 3, 2017
5. When you take your eyes off the muscles, you’ll see that this one succeeded too…
#invisibleboxchallenge 📦 #readysetgo pic.twitter.com/OXtqh7Luku
— teedoe (@thecvmevp) December 3, 2017
To top it all, even David Campbell and Sonia Kruger gave it a try, you guys!
https://twitter.com/DavidCampbell73/status/937832339857596416
If jumping over an invisible box wasn’t enough, tripping over it is even funnier.
https://twitter.com/arielo1220/status/936846174597783552
This sure seems confusing but doable. What do you think, would you give it a try?
Because we would love to (even better if we fall).