#BroomChallenge Takes Over Social Media — Future, DJ Khaled, Ray J & More Give It A Try

#BroomChallenge Takes Over Social Media — Future, DJ Khaled, Ray J & More Give It A Try

Another trend has taken over the internet.

The #BroomChallenge kicked off Monday (Feb. 10), after many claimed that NASA released a statement that said Monday (Feb. 10), was the only day a broom could stand on its own because of a gravitational pull. While NASA actually never said that, it served as another excuse to kick off a new viral challenge. Social media users, including some of our faves, attempted the challenge, and many were actually successful. Check out a few posts:

Ok Twitter today is only day your broom will stand on its own according to NASA. Post your broom pics. ? #broomchallenge pic.twitter.com/1HzN5VGxSR

— Chris ? (@JeepingChris) February 11, 2020

Rapper Future didn’t seem impressed.

Pajama broom challenge ? What are you doing on a Monday Night?! #broomchallenge pic.twitter.com/1DU7q9bZp4

— Paula Abdul (@PaulaAbdul) February 11, 2020

DJ Khaled couldn’t get over the word “theory.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ay9fjn4Yr/

And Ray J got in on the fun too.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ajaiahO5W/

https://twitter.com/plutoricky/status/1227087786437697538?s=20

I tried the #BroomChallenge on my Hispanic mother (I had to look away so I didn’t laugh) pic.twitter.com/WnyXaWUh8a

— Athena (@athenalayna) February 11, 2020

Y’all some liars smh ? #broomchallenge pic.twitter.com/wnkbs2dZYQ

— EyeJay (@therealeyejay) February 11, 2020

Testing out this whole “NASA” #broomchallenge… check back tomorrow for proof it can be done any day thanks to physics pic.twitter.com/XZsfIjwMF6

— McKenna Myers (@MsMyersScience) February 11, 2020

McBroom or whatever ???? #broomchallenge pic.twitter.com/suEMlHvDI3

— Austin McBroom (@AustinMcbroom) February 11, 2020

https://twitter.com/AG4_GOD/status/1227104606800535553?s=20

Did you try the #BroomChallenge? Tell us how it went in the comments.