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The Invisible Box Challenge is a social game in which people film themselves mime tapping on an imaginary box and stepping over a roughly foot-high step. The challenge being keeping your one foot still, as if braced on the box, while other leaps over the designation.

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On August 18th, 2017, Twitter [1] user @thecvmevp posted a video of football player Dontez Hines stepping over an imaginary box. They captioned the post "Stepping over you haters like🤚🏽." The post (shown below) received more than 25,000 retweets and 53,000 likes in four months.



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Four months later, on December 2nd, Twitter[2] user @arielo1220 tweeted, "challenge accepted." In addition, they posted a video of a cheerleader stepping over the box in the same motion. The post (shown below) received more than 138,000 retweets and 275,000 likes in three days. According to a later interview, the video was first published to Snapchat.



Shortly after the video was posted, others online began posting videos of themselves doing the challenge. On December 3rd, Twitter[3] user @crackyraps posted a video of a man stepping over the "box" onto a couch. The post (shown below) recieved more than 8,300 retweets and 24,000 likes in two days.


On December 5th, ABC News[4] interviewed Ariel Olivar (@arielo1220), who explained how to do the move. Several other media outlets covered the trend, including NBC,[5] Daily Mail,[8] Telegraph,[9] Mirror,[10] The Guardian,[11] The Sun,[12] TIME[6] and more. Twitter[7] published a Moments page covering the popularity of the game.

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About

The Invisible Box Challenge is a social game in which people film themselves mime tapping on an imaginary box and stepping over a roughly foot-high step. The challenge being keeping your one foot still, as if braced on the box, while other leaps over the designation.

Origin

On August 18th, 2017, Twitter [1] user @thecvmevp posted a video of football player Dontez Hines stepping over an imaginary box. They captioned the post "Stepping over you haters like🤚🏽." The post (shown below) received more than 25,000 retweets and 53,000 likes in four months.




Spread

Four months later, on December 2nd, Twitter[2] user @arielo1220 tweeted, "challenge accepted." In addition, they posted a video of a cheerleader stepping over the box in the same motion. The post (shown below) received more than 138,000 retweets and 275,000 likes in three days. According to a later interview, the video was first published to Snapchat.




Shortly after the video was posted, others online began posting videos of themselves doing the challenge. On December 3rd, Twitter[3] user @crackyraps posted a video of a man stepping over the "box" onto a couch. The post (shown below) recieved more than 8,300 retweets and 24,000 likes in two days.




On December 5th, ABC News[4] interviewed Ariel Olivar (@arielo1220), who explained how to do the move. Several other media outlets covered the trend, including NBC,[5] Daily Mail,[8] Telegraph,[9] Mirror,[10] The Guardian,[11] The Sun,[12] TIME[6] and more. Twitter[7] published a Moments page covering the popularity of the game.

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