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Source: Ken Hively / Getty Let’s face it. Every now and then, the Internet sucks you into a wormhole of meaningless challenges that in no way will pay your rent or make you smarter than you were before. The recent #VansChallenge is probably one of these challenges. However, it does make you want to pull out your 5th-grade science board for a good ol’ fashion “hypothesis, procedure, conclusion” experiment. The challenge in question has participants throwing their Vans on the ground to find out if they’ll land upright. The challenge was started when Twitter user @Ibelievthehype argued that their Vans never fail to stand attention, no matter how they throw them. Did you know it doesn’t matter how you throw your vans they will land facing up pic.twitter.com/nKVJCncW4H — lana m!sses tøp (@Ibelievthehype) March 2, 2019 The hypothesis was set, and the Internet followed through with the procedure of throwing their Vans to find out if they’ll always land upright. Many people were successful. I approve this message! LOL #VansChallenge pic.twitter.com/N11pgYDROc — Alex (@alextayz) March 4, 2019 Some folks even took the challenge to a whole new level by increasing the number of shoes dropped at the same time. The results were quite amazing. if you throw your vans they will always land correctly. @VANS_66 #vanschallenge pic.twitter.com/4D26roC8rJ — ERIC ALESTAN FRAZIER (@EricAlestan) March 4, 2019 yo wtf, this Vans thing is crazy! #Vans #VansChallenge pic.twitter.com/7Y2UaB93nc —
