Move over, Charlie Charlie Challenge. There’s a new viral challenge in town from Mexico, and it’s going to give you a run for your money in both stupidity and fakeness.
As documented by various of internet-alia, the #retodelpasesito (or “do a bump challenge”) is like the Ice Bucket Challenge, only instead of dumping ice on yourself you do cocaine, and instead of raising money for a rare and deadly disease, you…do cocaine.
It’s supposedly being practiced by rich Mexican girls — not actual minors, as some outlets are reporting, but…let’s just call them “emerging adults.”
Of course, as with most things like this, most of what you can find under the #retodelpasesito hashtag at this point is people making fun of it, alarmist news reports, and approximately two original videos of people supposedly doing it, reblogged over and over:
So there you have it. The #retodelpasesito is not a thing rich Mexican girls started to wave their privilege in everyone’s faces, but a thing a Mexican guy in a wig started to make fun of Americans’ efforts to find a cure for a terrifying disease. Whether one or two idiotas took the idea and ran with it is anyone’s guess.
As documented by various of internet-alia, the #retodelpasesito (or “do a bump challenge”) is like the Ice Bucket Challenge, only instead of dumping ice on yourself you do cocaine, and instead of raising money for a rare and deadly disease, you…do cocaine.
It’s supposedly being practiced by rich Mexican girls — not actual minors, as some outlets are reporting, but…let’s just call them “emerging adults.”
Of course, as with most things like this, most of what you can find under the #retodelpasesito hashtag at this point is people making fun of it, alarmist news reports, and approximately two original videos of people supposedly doing it, reblogged over and over:
So there you have it. The #retodelpasesito is not a thing rich Mexican girls started to wave their privilege in everyone’s faces, but a thing a Mexican guy in a wig started to make fun of Americans’ efforts to find a cure for a terrifying disease. Whether one or two idiotas took the idea and ran with it is anyone’s guess.
