Blue Whale challenge list of 50 tasks which are dangerous for kids, check disturbing list of Blue Whale Challenges. The Blue Whale Challenge creates an area where vulnerable, isolated or depressed children and teenagers may visit and can be exploited and controlled. It creates new opportunities for predators to target victims on social media.
The Blue Whale Challenges are extremely harmful for kids b/w 10 to 14 years of age as they “Incite Teenagers to Suicide”. It incites teenager boys and girls to kill themselves by taking part in this so-called “game”. The blue whale game is an evil plan having serious implications on victims.
A completed list of 50 tasks is mentioned here which were supposedly posted in a comment on a story about the blue whale game on a news website. It is further emphasized from our side that teenagers must not fall in the trap as this game is not for fun, it is a task list which will lead you to death.
Blue Whale Challenge List
| Day | Extremely Dangerous Challenges (Task) |
|---|---|
| 1. | Carve with a razor “f57” on your hand, send a photo to the curator. |
| 2. | Wake up at 4.20 a.m. and watch psychedelic and scary videos that curator sends you. |
| 3. | Cut your arm with a razor along your veins, but not too deep, only 3 cuts, send a photo to the curator. |
| 4. | Draw a whale on a sheet of paper, send a photo to curator. |
| 5. | If you are ready to “become a whale”, carve “YES” on your leg. If not, cut yourself many times (punish yourself). |
| 6. | Task with a cipher. |
| 7. | Carve “f40” on your hand, send a photo to curator. |
| 8. | Type “#i_am_whale” in your VKontakte status. |
| 9. | You have to overcome your fear. |
| 10. | Wake up at 4:20 a.m. and go to a roof (the higher the better). |
| 11. | Carve a whale on your hand with a razor, send a photo to curator. |
| 12. | Watch psychedelic and horror videos all day. |
| 13. | Listen to music that “they” (curators) send you. |
| 14. | Cut your lip. |
| 15. | Poke your hand with a needle many times. |
| 16. | Do something painful to yourself, make yourself sick. |
| 17. | Go to the highest roof you can find, stand on the edge for some time. |
| 18. | Go to a bridge, stand on the edge. |
| 19. | Climb up a crane or at least try to do it. |
| 20. | The curator checks if you are trustworthy. |
| 21. | Have a talk “with a whale” (with another player like you or with a curator) in Skype. |
| 22. | Go to a roof and sit on the edge with your legs dangling. |
| 23. | Another task with a cipher. |
| 24. | Secret task. |
| 25. | Have a meeting with a “whale”. |
| 26. | The curator tells you the date of your death and you have to accept it. |
| 27. | Wake up at 4:20 a.m. and go to rails (visit any railroad that you can find). |
| 28. | Don’t talk to anyone all day. |
| 29. | Make a vow that “you’re a whale”. |
| 30-49. | Every day you wake up at 4:20am, watch horror videos, listen to music that “they” send you, make 1 cut on your body per day, talk “to a whale”. |
| 50. | Jump off a high building. Take your life. |
What is Blue Whale Challenge?
The Blue Whale Challenge is a social media challenge that encourages children, teenagers & other users to perform specific tasks, over the course of 50 days that are assigned to them by an anonymous “group administrator”. The tasks escalate throughout the 50 days and on the last day of the challenge the only way to “win” is to die by suicide. Police are issuing grave warnings over the “Blue Whale” suicide game that began targeting teens in Russia and may now be finding its way around the globe.
- Some people say that the Blue Whale Challenge might be an urban legend but many parents and educators are concerned about this social media challenge that is gaining attention online.
- Many of the tasks include acts of self-harm, like urging players to cut themselves in the shape of a whale.
- Players join the Blue Whale Challenge by posting certain hashtags or joining specific groups on social media, in the hopes of getting selected by a “group administrator”.
- Targeted at 10-14 year olds, players are required to send photo evidence to their “group administrator” to prove that they have completed each specific task.
- The challenge as a whole is meant to harm students and slowly gets them to trust the game.
- The Blue Whale Challenge creates new opportunities for predators to target victims on social media.
- Players of the challenge can’t stop playing once they’ve started; they are blackmailed and cyber bullied into completing the “game”.
- “Group administrators” are typically adults and older teens.
What Parents Should Do
- Get involved, have a healthy dialogue with your child/students about their day and social media.
- Pay attention to any changes in your child’s behaviour, especially if they become reserved, withdrawn, or fearful of social media.
- Consider contacting your child’s school. If your child has engaged with anything like the Blue Whale Challenge, other students might be engaging with it too.
- Urge your child to report any misbehaviour they encounter online and on social media.
- Teach your child to keep private things private, especially on the internet. If they are struggling, encourage your child to confide in you, a family member, or a trusted adult.
- Remember that “loving” your child means taking actions that may make your child not “like” you at times
It’s okay to take your child’s phone, search through it and make sure they are interacting with people you know and in a way that’s healthy. Also parents need to take care of their children by disallowing their kids to perform extremely harmful challenges in Blue Whale which incites teenagers to suicide.
