The latest Internet craze includes dancing alongside moving cars – and, surprisingly, people are seriously injured

• A recent Internet trend encourages drivers around the world to jump vehicles in motion
• Participants dance to the streets while a friend in the passenger seat films them.
• The viral phenomenon called #InMyFeelings The challenge, sometimes known as the #Keke is called by the forces of order.

Just when you think the Internet can not get stranger, it still does.

A recent Internet trend inspires drivers from around the world to jump vehicles in motion and dance on the street while a buddy in the passenger seat films, and now the agents sweat and forces the body. order begin to rise against the dangerous mania.

The Viral Phenomenon Calls #InMyFeelings Challenge, and is the last – and perhaps most dangerous – viral video, similar to the Cinnamon Challenge (which led to hundreds of teenagers eating a spoonful of pure cinnamon) or the Mannequin Challenge (in which a full house). f people stand perfectly still while a moving camera moves on it).

The challenge, sometimes also known as #Keke, has attracted the attention of social media users everywhere, as well as news channels like ABC and talk -shows such as Kelly and Ryan. and begins to be called by the forces of order throughout the country.

Police Chief Joseph Solomon of Methuen, Mass., Told CBS: "It's only a matter of time before someone is sucked into the wheels of the car or dragged or that the driver who records it "

Manias like these always have a few iterations, but the videos all include a short dance routine accompanied by the song" In my Feelings "from Drake's latest album," Scorpion ", released July 29. Shiggy, who posted this video of himself dancing in the street on Instagram the very evening of the release of the song:

The clip is become viral, and countless fans and viewers – including celebrities like Will Smith, Ciara, and DJ Khaled – have decided to imitate the waterfall by dancing in increasingly awesome places and in circumstances

Will Smith doing the #InMyFeelingsChallenge at the top of the game. a bridge in Budapest. (YouTube)

The American singer Ciara did a #InMyFeelingsChallenge in Cape Town, South Africa

At one point, the most common challenge began to include people who slowed down their cars and then encouraged their

Here is Jung "J-Hope" Ho-seok, a member of the South Korean group BTS, who is doing the challenge in its most common form:

Things turned out worse when people have started to increase the bet, as always happens with Internet challenges like these. People started dancing after jumping out of the driver's seat, just letting the car roll.

It's easy to imagine how bad it really can be. As a result of the challenge, there are now many videos of people falling on the roadway, causing car accidents, and being hit by oncoming vehicles on YouTube.

Connecticut State Police has called the practice "distracted driving" after FOX21, this could result in reckless endangerment if a driver is caught in the act.

Even the National Transportation Safety Board warned of the challenge on its official Twitter earlier this week:

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