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King Harris was recently dragged on social media for getting veneers, with many saying the new teeth didn't fit his face.

More kids are being hospitalized and even killed after attempting various challenges they see on TikTok, like the Black Out Challenge, the One Chip Challenge, the Trouble Bubble Challenge and the Benadryl Challenge, among others. Now, parents are speaking out.

This challenge isn't new. Each year, the company spices it up with different hot peppers. So, what happened?

Social media has a long history of encouraging people to do dangerous things for views

Items sold in-store, online as injuries reported

T.I.’s Son King Harris has responded to the backlash he received over recently enlisting a homeless man to take part in the 'One Chip Challenge.'

HOLLISTON, MASS. (WHDH) - School officials said a group of students participated in the same viral challenge a Worcester teen reportedly tried hours before his<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/holliston-schools-warn-families-of-one-chip-challenge-after-group-of-middle-schoolers-gets-sick/">Read More</a>

The seventh grade students experienced physical distress from the super-spicy "One Chip Challenge," Holliston school officials said.

Holliston schools are warning families after a group of students took part in the “One Chip Challenge” earlier this week. The social media challenge is at the center of an investigation into the death of a Worcester teen who died earlier this month after eating the scorching hot chip.

A tortilla chip maker's decision to pull its extremely spicy product sold as a “One Chip Challenge” from store shelves following the death of a Massachusetts teen has renewed attention on the popularity — and risks — of similar dares marketed by brands and spread widely online. Spicy food challenges have been around for years. There's a “glamorization of these challenges on social media,” Trucco said.