The Broom Challenge is the latest bizarre trend to take social media by storm, and its origin is rumored to be tied to NASA. Twitter and Instagram users took to their social pages on Monday to get in ...

People on the Internet are sharing videos of their brooms standing upward as part of the #broomchallenge The viral broom challenge is causing havoc on the Internet once again. On Monday, the viral ...

The internet loves a viral challenge, doesn't it? The #BroomStickChallenge appears to be the first major one to strike in 2020. A video on Twitter went viral on Monday showing a person making a broom ...

You've probably seen people trying to balance their broomsticks on social media lately. The broom challenge has gotten to everyone to join in on the balancing act — including celebs like DJ Khaled and ...

On Monday, a viral tweet jumpstarted the newest internet challenge: The Broom Challenge. "Okay so NASA said today was the only day a broom can stand up on its own because of the gravitational pull," ...

The mysterious broom challenge phenomenon all began after a Twitter user claimed NASA said February 10 was the "only day" a broom can stand up on its own "because of the gravitational pull." Naturally ...

Over the the past 24 hours or so, you’ve probably noticed a lot of people on social media posting pictures or videos of them standing their brooms straight up on their bristles. It all started with ...

A CRAZE called the “Broom Challenge” — in which people get their brooms to stand up straight and on their own — is sweeping social media. The “challenge” includes people posting photos and videos of ...

Still, videos of people standing up brooms and walking away, leaving them upright, have captivated social media enough to spur a viral trend: the broom challenge. A bogus claim accompanies this ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The viral broom challenge is causing havoc on the Internet once again. On Monday, the viral trend — which first circulated on ...