The lively “emergency contact” trend reveals boyfriend’

Who are you going to call? Not this nemesis.

But some women are not sure whether their stupid soul mate is reliable in a crisis.

In an interesting new Tiktok trend, women are using the app to reveal their partner’s quirks, and some people are skeptical that these men are in urgent contact.

Ironically, the trend called “My Emergency Contact”, the men in question are often caught in reckless or dangerous ways.

In a video that has been viewed over 69 million times, a woman showed her “emergency contact” to hover over the snow wall. Another posted a footage of her partner struggling to walk in slippers on the beach.

“Realizing that my emergency contact was an emergency,” one Tiktokker, named Carmen, wrote in a recent video, whose boyfriend was beaten by the waves while trying to swim.

“Realizing that I changed through emergency contact, what that woman knows about this man,” the creator, written by @britlomb, wrote on a viral video, her partner attempting to try a stupid dive in the pool.

“My emergency contact,” Australian creator Halarni Strathie captioned the Viral Clip with a red heart emoji.

The video shows footage of her partner trying to climb up a dove-shaped pool to float in order to ride it like a horse-just fall off quickly and fall into the water first.

One viewer wrote: “He was in an emergency.”

Another said: “Your emergency contact requires emergency contact.”

“Girl, you have an urgent contact.” The others quipped.

One user joked, “No wife, he is just your connection.”

Some users say they refuse to use their spouse as an emergency contact while still listing parents to call in a crisis.

One person said, “I love my wife, but I have ADHD… Before she calls 911, she will call Uber for dinner.” “Just call my father and he answers, and then mom can tell them the matter. ”

“My sister called me and told me that my emergency contact was because ‘you got things done’.” “Her husband said, ‘Yes, you’re good under pressure.'”