The scholarship challenge is the latest trend on TikTok that features several users recording themselves as they prank their mothers or grandmothers.
TikTok challenges are not a new thing. In fact, the video-sharing platform is all about trends. You may love them or hate them, but partaking in the latest TikTok challenge is a sure way to go viral on the platform.
From popular dance challenges such as ‘Yah Trick Yah’ and ‘Get Up’ challenge to prank videos like ‘Fake Facetime Call’ and “Lyrical Prank on your partner’; TikTok has it all.
The latest trend to go viral is the ‘Scholarship Challenge’. The challenge came just a day after the ‘milk crate challenge‘, which saw many users trying to climb a staircase of crates.
The challenge received mixed reviews from viewers, however. While some branded it as fun, some condemned it for several people ended up with severe injuries.
But, the ‘Scholarship Challenge’ is a harmless trend and is downright funny. Here’s how you do it.
What Is The Scholarship Challenge TikTok?
The Scholarship Challenge is truly all about how well you can prank your parents.
The challenge starts with an individual in the company of their parents, usually their mother or grandmother. The individual starts narrating about how they have been an inspiration and continues on to tell why they were an inspiration to them.
The tale at first includes some truth; however, as the story progresses, it turns into a collection of bizarre lies about their parent.
The most common lie the users say is that their mother or grandmother was a prostitute or escort or drug addict while growing up and how much they sacrificed to send them to college.
Pranks On Mother TikTok Videos Explained
Needless to say, the scholarship challenge revolves around how the parent reacts to the web of lies their children have spun.
The parents’ reactions are downright hilarious and we guarantee no one will be able to hold in their laugher after watching the videos. Hence, it may not come as a surprise as to why the trend became viral so fast.
In most of the videos, the parent stops their child mid-way and scolds them for the lies. On the other hand, some parents burst out laughing as the video continues to roll.
The challenge has already gained more than 850k views on TikTok and is rapidly going viral. If you haven’t joined in on the trend already, it’s time you do but make sure to do it convincingly.