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Vandalized bathrooms, smashed floor tiles and stolen safety signage — no, this destructive scene is not connected to a riot.
These events are part of a TikTok challenge known as "Devious Lick" that has grabbed hundreds of thousands of views online.
Ever since the Chinese-created app exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been known for its challenges that go viral — and it is no stranger to dangerous trends.
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Experts acknowledge that young people during their formative years often make questionable decisions.
"Adolescence will always be attracted to something that is a bit dangerous and risky," said Pamela Rutledge, PhD, a media psychologist who is based in Newport Beach, California.
Experts warn parents about some of TikTok's most egregious scenarios — and say they need to keep tabs on what their teens are accessing today. (REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo)
Even so, experts warn parents about some of the platform’s most egregious scenarios — and say they need to keep tabs on what their children and teens are accessing today.
In addition to "Devious Licks," here are six other examples of challenges that have popped up on the platform in recent times.
The so-called "borg" typically consists a mixture of alcohol, electrolytes, caffeinated flavoring and water in a one-gallon jug.
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The purpose of the drink, apparently? To stay hydrated while drinking copious amounts, slow the intoxication process and keep the dreaded hangover at bay.
Nearly 30 college students were recently hospitalized due to binge-drinking. (iStock)
The dangerous trend, however, seems to have the opposite effect — as it's led to the hospitalization of nearly 30 University of Massachusetts Amherst students due to binge-drinking.
UMass Police also recently reported two arrests for underage drinking.
Versions of this challenge have been around for years, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) attributing 82 deaths to the choking game from 1995 to 2008.
Also known as the "choking challenge" or the "pass-out challenge," this fad encouraged kids in asphyxiation to the point of temporary unconsciousness.
VideoThe blackout challenge has been linked to the deaths of about 20 minors in recent months.
"Tween and teens are more susceptible to social pressures, which makes it harder to assess risk," in such life-threatening challenges, said Dr. Rutledge of California to Fox News Digital.
Challenges encouraging the consumption of over-the-counter medication frequently circulate on TikTok.
This particular trend calls for the excessive consumption of Benadryl to induce a hallucinogenic high. Benadryl is an antihistamine typically used for cold and allergy symptoms.
However, if abused, the drug can cause seizures, heart problems, comas and even death.
The "Benadryl challenge" circulated on TikTok as a dangerous fad. (iStock)
Though this trend has seemingly resurfaced, it first started making its rounds on TikTok in 2020.
At least one teenager has died from the challenge, prompting the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to release a 2020 report on the challenge and ensuing hospitalizations.
This challenge encouraged eating candy coated in liquid nitrogen — a snack that became popular on TikTok due to the vapor fumes it emits when eaten.
More than 20 children were hospitalized due to skin burns, stomach aches and food poisoning.
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