How Durable Are Condoms? Teens Around The World Have Launched Their Own Tests
First we sucked on bottles. Then we ice bucketed. Now we fill condoms with water.
By John Lim — 26 Nov 2015, 05:36 PM
From sucking on bottles to get Kylie Jenner's lips to being doused with ice water, teens are filming themselves doing the strangest of things to showcase on the Internet
The glass creates an airlock over the mouth, which increases the blood flow and causes the lips to swell.
And now we present to you the latest trend in 2015 - the #condomchallenge - a very bizarre stunt that involves dropping a water-filled condom on a friend's head, without breaking it
A new viral trend that has taken shape on Twitter and Instagram through the hashtag "#condomchallenge" is a prank-ish Internet endeavor (read: dropping a literal condom on your friend's head, hoping it doesn't burst).
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To participate in this challenge, you need to fill up a condom with water and drop it on your friend's head. If done correctly, the condom should cover the person's head.
A friend then stands above the person taking the challenge - who should be appropriately dressed for getting wet - and simply drops the condom onto their head. If done correctly the condom should wrap around and engulf their face while the water remains on the outside.
dailymail.co.ukAnd yes, there's an official Twitter account called The Condom Challenge.
The challenge apparently started on 16 November, with the first video posted by two Japanese guys
The tweet has received over 9,000 likes and retweet.
It is reported that some users are participating in the challenge to promote safe sex and debunk the myth that a guy might not be able to wear a condom if he's too, ahem, big
In spite of the utter stupidity involved with dumping a condom filled with water on your head, some Twitter users have started using #CondomChallenge to help raise safe sex awareness, because, they reason, if it can fit around the head on a guy’s shoulder then it can most certainly fit around the one below their waist.
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