#TrustFallChallenge has teens literally falling all over each other

You may have recently wondered to yourself: "Which fun, but potentially dangerous activity are teens up to these days?"

Well, in addition to plumping their lips, slipping on banana peels and filling condoms with water, they're also #TrustFallChallenge-ing. 

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It's the standard trust fall, minus the warning. Choose a friend or stranger, fall backwards and hope the victim catches on before you hit the ground. 

It is likely they won't. That's how you end up with 3,000 retweets. 

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Trust fall fails aren't a new trend, as Twitter user @cweezy___ pointed out. But beginning in early April, the trend found new life under the hashtag #TrustFallChallenge.

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It's fun and mostly harmless. Let's just hope no one breaks an arm before prom season.

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