Watch: Mariah Carey Wins #BottleCapChallenge Without A Single Kick

Darpan News Desk IANS, 08 Jul, 2019 09:56 PM

Pop superstar Mariah Carey has added a twist to the viral Bottle Cap Challenge, taking it to the next level.

Carey posted a video of herself on Instagram taking part in the challenge, where social media users film themselves kicking off loosened bottle caps. The singer is seen using her vocal prowess to magically remove the cap.

Dressed in a form-hugging black number, Carey is seen facing off what looks like a bottle of wine. She acts as though she is about to unleash a karate move, but instead lets out a high-pitched "Haaaaaa!" to send the cap flying.

She posted on Instagram: Challenge accepted!

Challenge accepted! #bottletopchallenge pic.twitter.com/Rygijd6z5W
— Mariah Carey (@MariahCarey) July 7, 2019

Last month, Kazakhstani Taekwondo instructor and fighter Farabi Davletchin kicked-off the Bottle Cap Challenge, which is turning out to be a rage on Instagram.

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