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2:39Now PlayingYoung people in China are continuing with a pattern of unhealthy body image games. They’re measuring the thinness of their thighs by putting iPhones on their knees and taking pictures. Ana Kasparian, Hasan Piker (Pop Trigger), and Grace Baldridge, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
“Now, another disturbing meme has surfaced on the Internet: the "iPhone 6 knees" challenge.
Just as its name states, women are now using their iPhone 6 devices to cover their knees, in order to prove that their legs are skinny.
The meme went viral this week and has had no shortage of detractors online.”*
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