Millennials, am I right?
I wish there was more to this than what the title of this article says, but nope, it’s just teenagers trying to stuff themselves inside a port-a-potty.
Here is a South Carolina high school cross-country team trying to complete the challenge:
For some reason, #teens are trying to put as many people as possible in a port-a-potty. Feel old yet? pic.twitter.com/Ep795Hg2it
— Next Impulse Sports (@NextImpulse) October 5, 2017
For some reason, most people performing the challenge and taping themselves doing it are high school runners, for reasons we don’t quite understand. Here is a compilation video, if you’re still bothered to read the rest of this piece:
This tweet has 69 likes! But it’s not nice considering this poor child is stuffing himself into a disgusting piece of public convenience in order to garner a sliver of social media fame.
#PortaPottyChallenge pic.twitter.com/uOzT4PCrxE
— Jackson (@jackson__peters) May 21, 2017
There have been plenty of bad teen memes over the years, but this one is probably the worst because it involves portable toilets and stuffing yourself inside of them. We all hate millennial think pieces, but a think piece on why this is a thing is probably welcomed and needed right now.
[Deadspin]

About Matt Lichtenstadter
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