Cheerleader That Doesn't Believe in Gravity Steps Over Invisible Box

Tough to top the original.

A cheerleader steps on an invisible box.
Image via @arielo1220
A cheerleader steps on an invisible box.

On Saturday, a high school cheerleader posted a viral six-second clip of her stepping over an invisible box:

At first, the stunt/trick/whatever really doesn't look that hard until you give it a try. That's your invite to attempt it, and once you give it a shot you might find it more plausible that there actually is something invisible there, and the groundskeepers should watch their steps the next time they re-paint the sidelines. In fact, here's the impressive move in slow-mo (courtesy of Deadspin), lest you doubt the degree of difficulty:

how it work pic.twitter.com/Trsplvsuc5

— Lacey (@theplugatc) December 3, 2017

For reasons that are obvious, a bunch of people on Twitter lost it. But, it being Twitter and all, people will probably find something equally distracting in the next day or two (if they haven't already) and we'll all forget about this until the invisible box jumper develops powers to a point where it's far too late to really do anything about it:

According to my calculations, this is impossible🧐 pic.twitter.com/YzYqmZgEdr

— ᴛᴀsʜᴀ (@TashaaaIrene) December 3, 2017

Nah fam watch the other leg, she’s just getting a good jump with one leg and keeping the other in place. Hella hard tho.

— ノーラン (@holyguacanoley) December 3, 2017

pic.twitter.com/s0ZaQWIV31

— Captain Eggplant 🦸🏾‍♂️ (@Spacegoddave) December 3, 2017

Challenge accepted pic.twitter.com/JdOKKdzhXB

— Holly (@HollyStier) December 3, 2017

A for effort 😂 pic.twitter.com/XY1zOEBWhC

— Cielo Diaz (@heavendiaz23) December 3, 2017

finally i can do it pic.twitter.com/EQrUsGd9Ey

— zahdan (@dannyyyyye) December 3, 2017

Gang pic.twitter.com/YwiLaALW34

— CRACKY DAPS 🤝 (@crackyraps) December 3, 2017

Much older. Much heavier. Much shorter box. First try. Maybe not... terrible? Lol pic.twitter.com/XkfQRegZZS

— Will Presti (@WillPresti) December 3, 2017

Here's part 2:

Plus, a couple good (and successful) imitations:

Attempt at your own risk.

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