How to Bring YouTube Challenges to Your Apartment

Do you find yourself losing a lot of time watching your favorite YouTube channels? It's time to join the fun and take part in your favorite YouTube challenges. Here are five fun and family-friendly activities to try your hand at:

The No Mirror Makeup Challenge

Do you have some leftover Halloween makeup sitting in a drawer? This fun challenge will help you use it up. Transform your face into a Halloween staple such as a skeleton, but there's a twist: No mirrors allowed! Try it with friends and see who does the best.

The Bob Ross Challenge

Bob Ross was the happiest little painter around, and people love his tutorials. Can you replicate one of his works? If this sounds too easy, here's the tricky part: You can only listen to his instructions. Set up your paints and easels and follow along (no peeking)!

The Whisper Challenge

This challenge works best with people who know each other well. One person puts in earbuds and plays noisy music. The other whispers to them. The challenge is to guess what they said by reading their lips. You can make this easier by setting a topic ahead of time.

The Guess the Food Challenge

This challenge has been popping up in various forms for a while now. The easy version is one person is blindfolded and fed spoonfuls of food. They have to guess what they just tasted. Need a harder version? Puree it into baby food, taking away clues of texture and separated tastes.

The 100 Layers Challenge

Welcome to one of YouTube's most-famous challenges. It started with 100 layers of nail polish and has grown into 100 layers of clothes, 100 layer nachos, and more. You can adapt this challenge to almost anything. Stuck for ideas? Get the whole family to pool their sock collection and see how far you get.

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