The broom challenge took the internet by storm on Monday as videos flooded social media of people standing up their broomsticks on the bristles. we had to go test it… pic.twitter.com/DNtkOlLRGd The challenge itself is real since people are really attempting to let their brooms stand on their own. However, there’s no evidence that NASA had ever said anything about broomsticks, Feb. 10 and gravitational pull until the challenge went viral. Millions of people seem to care more about standing up brooms than serious issues, such as …
The "broom standing up" challenge is the canary in Western civilizatoin's coal mine. The Broom Challenge or Broom Standing Up Challenge is a hoax that started as far back as 2012, which shows viral videos and photos posted by social media users showing how they can make brooms stand up all by themselves. The challenge originated from a viral tweet, which claimed that NASA said Monday was the only day a broomstick could stand on its own because of … However, the rumors behind why it happened aren’t true. The challenge sees social media users post videos and pictures of their regular household broom standing seemingly without anything holding it up. The “challenge… Second of all (in case you actually needed one), NASA made no such claim… A CRAZE called the “Broom Challenge” — in which people get their brooms to stand up straight and on their own — is sweeping social media. The #broomchallenge is one of the top trends worldwide on Twitter on February 11, and social media users are going crazy over this phenomenon. | Source: igorstevanovic/Shutterstock.com The “broom standing up” challenge has gone very, very viral. Yesterday, the standing broom challenge swept TikTok, prompted by an alleged viral tweet by NASA. People suggest that on a specific day the Earth is perfectly still on its axis, which allows the brooms to stand upright. One Twitter user said yesterday: ‘Okay so NASA said today was the only day a broom can stand up … That’s when NASA pointed out that brooms can stand up on their own any day of the year. First of all, you can stand up a broom on its own (depending on the broom) any time of year. The “standing broom” myth often circulates the internet.