A drawing of a blue whale like this is usually associated with the challenge. Blue Whale Challenge (Russian: Си́ний ки́т, romanized: Siniy kit), also known simply as the Blue Whale, is a social network phenomenon, first appeared in Russia in 2013, [1] that is claimed to exist in several countries. It is a "game" reportedly consisting of a series of tasks assigned to players by ...
The "Blue Whale challenge" was reported to be an online "suicide game" aimed at teenagers which set 50 tasks over 50 days. The challenge was alleged to be linked to numerous deaths around the world.
The Blue Whale Challenge is a series of self-harm causing tasks that are propagated via online social media under the disguise of a "game." The list of tasks must be completed in a duration of 50 ...
The lethal Blue Whale 'game' involves 50 tasks in as many days, aimed at 'creating psychologically traumatising situations', ending with suicide. Participants join a 'group' where the tasks are set by a group 'administrator' and can range from watching horror movies to waking at strange hours, and eventually progresses to self harming.
The Blue Whale Challenge is an online game that became infamous for reportedly encouraging self-harm and ultimately, suicide among its players. It's said to involve a series of tasks assigned to players by administrators over a 50-day period, with the final challenge being deadly.
The game: The game consists of a series of dares, and every time the player completes a challenge, a new one is assigned to him/her. This happens over a period of 50 days (According to some reports, this includes carving a Blue Whale on the hand). The last one is supposed to be one that is potentially life-threatening.