TikTok involves a 'Broom Challenge' where both women and men attempt to balance a broom upright on its bristles without any support. Many users have been documenting their attempts and sharing their videos on TikTok, leading to a stark gender disparity in success rates.
This has naturally made everyone curious about how women are acing it while men struggle to win. Continue reading to explore the dynamics behind how men and women approach and engage with this broom challenge.
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What is TikTok's broom challenge?
The 'Broom Challenge' can be transformed into an interactive and entertaining experience by involving multiple participants. Instead of performing it individually, here's how you can add a fun twist to the challenge with at least two members:
@vicsdime #broomchallenge #couplesoftiktok ♬ Monkeys Spinning Monkeys - Kevin MacLeod & Kevin The Monkey1. Begin by grabbing a broomstick firmly with both hands, holding it horizontally in front of you.
2. While maintaining your grip on the broomstick, step over the handle with one foot, followed by the other, ensuring that you do not release your hold on the stick.
3. As you complete the step, the broomstick will be positioned at the back.
4. Now, reverse the process by carefully taking the broomstick back to its initial position, ensuring that your grip remains intact throughout.
'Oh my gosh'
The video was posted by a couple who has millions of subscribers. One of their fans wrote, "It’s the long wheezing laughing from Rox that gets me every time" while another said, "Omg I love Rox’s Laugh makes it 10x funnier aww poor Mark I was rooting for you!!! Lol I love you guys." One user said, "I could listen to just a voice recording of Rox’s laugh and be just as entertained. So contagious." The fourth user wrote, "Rox sounds like she's wetting herself! I'm always afraid Mark will hurt himself trying these things. Mark, a woman's center of gravity is that reason Rox can do things you can't." Another subscriber said, "Oh my gosh, I haven’t had a laugh like this in a long time. Thank you Mark, or should I thank you Rox for coming up with it? Once my side stops hurting from laughing so much, I think I’ll try it me myself. Well done, and Than You! :-)," and the last user commented, "Rox's laugh is contagious and is perfect for getting your day started" "It’s the long wheezing laughing that gets me from Rox every time."
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