Photo: reddit / Whatcouldgowrong
We’re at a place where eating Tide pods is a “thing” and that probably says a lot about our society. Jumping out of moving cars and dancing alongside them as they continue to roll is also a thing, known as the #KikiChallenge.
This challenge, which also appears under the taglines #InMyFeelings and #DoTheShiggy, is still rampant on social media, despite several warnings from authorities from various countries and even though it’s became pretty clear that you can get seriously hurt if anything goes wrong. As in, one girl hit her head so badly that she has to re-learn how to walk now – and all because she jumped out of a car to dance to Drake’s “In My Feelings” single, recreating the choreography from the music video.
Well, since it’s clear that people will do anything for likes and those fleeting 15 minutes of internet fame (if any at all), here’s a video that stands a chance of knocking a bit more sense into them. Literally.
It popped up online on reddit and it’s gaining traction. There’s mounting suspicion that it’s staged, but even if it, it can still serve as a warning. Should you do this stupid challenge and risk your and other people’s lives, you deserve to get slapped to the ground by some fat guy just passing by.
If you’re the driver of the car from which the person doing the challenge jumps, you probably deserve the same. But you should settle for being pointed at and warned off that this type of behavior is a major “NO!”
Again, commenters believe the video is staged and there’s nothing to prove otherwise. It feels legit, for what it’s worth. And it’s worth your time if you ever felt growing frustration at the stupidity of people thinking jumping out of moving cars is a cool idea. See it here.
Well, since it’s clear that people will do anything for likes and those fleeting 15 minutes of internet fame (if any at all), here’s a video that stands a chance of knocking a bit more sense into them. Literally.
It popped up online on reddit and it’s gaining traction. There’s mounting suspicion that it’s staged, but even if it, it can still serve as a warning. Should you do this stupid challenge and risk your and other people’s lives, you deserve to get slapped to the ground by some fat guy just passing by.
If you’re the driver of the car from which the person doing the challenge jumps, you probably deserve the same. But you should settle for being pointed at and warned off that this type of behavior is a major “NO!”
Again, commenters believe the video is staged and there’s nothing to prove otherwise. It feels legit, for what it’s worth. And it’s worth your time if you ever felt growing frustration at the stupidity of people thinking jumping out of moving cars is a cool idea. See it here.
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