A TikTok Porcelain Challenge is being talked about a lot on social media sites. But because many videos don’t explain what’s going on, people aren’t sure if the Porcelain Challenge is real or not. Well, it’s very stupid and, luckily, it’s not true.
What Exactly Is The Tiktok Porcelain Challenge And Is It Real?
The “Porcelain Challenge” is reportedly becoming a trend among Generation Z children, in which they take their parents’ expensive china, ground it up, and then snort it as a form of protest. It turns out that this was all an elaborate fake perpetrated by a user with the intention of “freaking out the boomers” because “it would be humorous.” In reaction to a comment made on one of the user’s videos, which stated that “Fox News would be all over this,” the user even went so far as to construct a false news report.
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The individual who was responsible for starting the hoax requested that their followers mention it so that other people would think it was genuine. However, it goes without saying that this is a textbook illustration of attention-seeking behaviour. It is a transparent attempt to capitalise on bogus fads like the Nyquil Chicken challenge, which resulted in a statement from the FDA asking consumers not to marinate their meats in sleep-inducing cough medication. This challenge is an example of an attempt to “piggyback” on an existing trend (despite there being few to no cases of this actually happening).
On the other hand, in contrast to the premise of Nyquil Chicken, which was completely novel, bizarre, and hilarious, the Porcelain Challenge is an imitation of another game. If you come across a post that makes reference to a development that could have negative consequences, you should immediately report it and move on. Bad behaviour is encouraged whenever a response of any type is given that validates something like this.
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