TikTok has a massive number of users who are responsible for a lot of video content and for introducing challenges. It has introduced a new challenge called the ice water test. This test is to gauge the strength of friendships. This latest challenge has gained popularity among many users, who eagerly take part in it to determine the depth of their bond with friends.

Many TikTok users are sharing videos of themselves and their friends attempting the challenge, often accompanied by playful banter and anticipation of the results. Keep reading to know how you can take part in this challenge.

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What is the 'Ice water test'?

The ice water test involves two individuals, typically best friends, filling a container with ice and cold water. You both should be prepared with a list of questions that you want to ask your friends. For example, you can ask something like, “What is my favorite color?” In the same way, you should prepare questions, and you can also include some tricky questions which will make this challenge even more fun.

The one ready with the questions can get started by preparing a bowl with ice water. Then you start asking the questions to your best friend. The person answering should sit with the bowl placed on a table right below them. If they answer the question correctly, they are safe, but if they give the wrong answer, you dunk their head in the ice water. If you want to dunk them again, come up with tricky questions.

'We need to do this LOL'

Many commented on the video of the viral challenge, with one stating, "Not you guessing almost everything correctly and there are husbands/wives out here failing each one." Another said, "Imagine having a best friend that knows you this well, y'all are blessed." Another user wrote, "My stomach hurts from laughing so hard," while one chimed in with, "We need to do this LOL"

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