BURIED ALIVE: TIKTOK BANS YOUNG C ACCOUNT AFTER CONTROVERSIAL 24 HOURS COFFIN STUNT
TikTok, an online platform for short videos, has permanently banned Young C’s account, a Nigerian man who challenged himself to be buried alive for 24 hours.
A reporter checked the platform and discovered that his profile was no longer accessible.
When Young C decided to take up the challenge of spending 24 hours alive inside a coffin, it went viral online on Wednesday.
Young C’s stunt bears resemblance to a similar challenge undertaken by American YouTuber MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), who spent 50 hours buried alive two years ago to raise awareness about deforestation.
Recently, MrBeast attempted to surpass his own record by spending seven consecutive days buried in a coffin, overcoming physical and mental challenges before being exhumed.
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