TikTok is the spearhead app of viral trends and discovering music for the latest generation to explore, but lately, teens have faced severe punishments following the viral acts. Over 50 high school students were suspended, at two schools in separate states, for participating in a TikTok challenge for Nardo Wick's hit song "Who Want Smoke." The challenge showcases people holding up their phones or hands to the camera, simulating a weapon or gun. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DJ Akademiks (@akademiks) At Tinley Park High School outside of Chicago, Illinois, students allegedly tricked teachers and principal Dr. Theresa Nolan into participating in the TikTok Mayhem. "From what we understand, they were told that they were going to be in a video kind of promoting school spirit. They had no clue that they would be made to look like they were holding guns," School district spokesperson Jamie Bonnema said . "They had no clue that their phone was going to be used like that....
