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By now the Milk Crate Challenge has traversed most of the world, going from one person’s backyard to every corner of the world wide web.
It looks like something that should come with a “don’t try this at home” warning, but it doesn’t, and people are out there rising to the challenge like they’re James Bond or something.
The point, I guess, is that these milk crate towers look sturdy enough in a pyramid formation, but they are actually some of the most unstable structures out there.
Anyone who does manage to get over unscathed is an absolute beast, garnering extra street cred if they manage to do it with a ridiculous twist, like going over in heels or while rolling a doobie (watch those here).
But most people take ginger steps, held down by a fear of falling, and just need one more step with uneven weight distribution for their whole world to come toppling down.
See?
Lmaooooo Nah I’m Going To Sleep. The #CrateChallenge Is Getting Out Of Hand 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 #MilkCrates #Funny #MilkCrateChallenge #HoodOlympics pic.twitter.com/gKcdgrBpWD
— Yesssterday (@Yesssterday) August 22, 2021
The BEST Milk Crate Challenge fails music ever… 🤣🤣🤣#milkcratechallengepic.twitter.com/LEBaVLm3Do
— GSG the Original (@GSGtheOriginal) August 23, 2021
#MilkCrateChallenge and they be bustin they azz 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/koLJbLBnPu
— Nkruma_Kenyatta (@Blu_Dot_Special) August 21, 2021
Sure, you can try the method of running over at a speed that won’t give the milk crates half a chance of falling, like the person below, but that’s not the smartest way to succeed.
I have watched this clip of Tee destroy this #milkcratechallenge a milli times. The grace, the speed, the confidence, the center of gravity of it all. And mostly that prayer on the way down. Bih ain’t know wtf was gon happen to her body! 😂🔥🔥 she thanked god then got her money. pic.twitter.com/VL2Rw7abjv
— #HitHimBack (@IsisPaperzZ) August 21, 2021
Dr Nehemiah Mabry is an engineer who spoke to WIRED, providing some much-needed logic, along with a few tips and tricks for potentially not failing the challenge.
There are no guarantees, and if he understands what to do, but still won’t do it, then that’s perhaps the biggest hint to stay away from this one.
We’ll leave it to Mabry to explain more:
[source:wired]
