49 Weirdest New Year's Myths Everyone Believes – But They're Totally Fake!

Описание: You won't believe people actually risk choking on grapes just to get rich! 🍇 From running around the neighborhood with empty suitcases to trusting your love life to a pair of yellow underwear, here are 49 of the most ridiculous New Year's myths that people actually believe.

Welcome to the ultimate New Year's Eve roast on [Your Channel Name]! We have dug through history to find the funniest, weirdest, and absolute dumbest traditions that Americans and the rest of the world blindly follow every December 31st. The New Year is supposed to be about fresh starts, but for many, it involves banging bread on walls, throwing furniture out of windows, and risking salmonella for "good luck." In this video, you will discover the hilarious truth behind these historical myths and why you definitely don't need to almost die eating 12 grapes in 12 seconds to have a good year.

What’s Inside This Compilation:

🍇 Deadly Diets: Choking on grapes, counting exactly 365 peas, and why eating chicken is "bad luck."

🩲 Underwear Omens: Why people wear red for romance and yellow for money (and why it must be new!).

🏃 Midnight Cardio: Running with luggage, jumping off chairs, and freezing in ocean waves for blessings.

🔥 Destruction Rituals: Smashing plates on doors, burning scarecrows, and throwing sofas out the window.

💰 Money Traps: Hiding lentils in your pockets, melting toxic lead, and smashing pomegranates for cash.

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Question of the Day: What is the one superstitious thing you secretly do every New Year's Eve "just in case"? Tell us in the comments below!

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