Man Takes Crate Challenge to Another Level with Bicycle, Viral Video Stirs Massive Reactions
- A man has sparked mixed reactions on social media following how he went about his own crate challenge
- The man took his to a whole new height by doing his with a bicycle while also standing atop the crates
- While many have stated that this latest style is enough reason for the challenge end, others slammed onlookers for cheering the man on his risky endeavour
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A man has become a subject of caricature after a video of his own crate challenge went viral.
Unlike other crate challenge performances, his was done using a bicycle.
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In a video shared on Instagram by @krakstv, the man was spotted atop the crates with a bicycle.
Onlookers could be seen recording the exercise and cheering him on.
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Unfortunately for him, he hadn't gone any step down the crates before he crashed to the floor with the bicycle.
Despite the fall, he still raised his arms in triumph amidst cheers from the crowd that had increased in number.
Watch the video below:
Social media reacts
@cynthiakcee said:
"Everyone standing there recording like they are getting some kind of award. I haven’t seen stupidity display itself proudly like this before smh."
@kwaru1 wrote:
"It's the fact that everyone believes he can do better than the person that fell for me"
@itz_raymaaly commented:
"Bicycle now ? ♀️♀️♀️♀️♀️♀️♀️ make UAR People no go copy this one ooooo our grass and ground and their own no be d same."
@micie_pee remarked:
"It’s as crazy as I now find it hard to watch the videos...I can’t be having anxiety attack because of people that don’t care about themselves."
Doctors send warning over viral crate challenge
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported many doctors have issued a stern warning against the crate challenge that is going vial around the world. The fastest-growing trend sees people walking on top of empty milk crates and it’s seriously spreading across the globe.
However, medical practitioners are against it and say all those who participate in it can suffer severe brain and head injuries should they fall. According to eNCA, health experts believe those who take part in it are at risk of being paralysed, among other health risks.
Source: Briefly News
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