- This is why I don't come on Challenge Chalice anymore!
- Alex makes up rules as he goes. - Yeah, 100%, he does!
Do you not understand this show?
Do you have a mint or something because I can smell
the bean from here. It's so gross.
Hi there, YouTube, my name is Tom. - And I'm Alex.
- (shrilly) And welcome to Challenge Chalice!
- I haven't heard that in so long. - Good to be back!
- He's back.
- So today, with me I have Tida and Sydney from Kids React,
and Tori from the Community Team, also Adults and College Kids React.
(wheezing) Gasp. - (giggling)
- That was all the oxygen in my lungs.
Oh, yeah, and Alex is here too.
- Hello, I did not notice you. - I am always here.
I'm always here! I live under the couches!
- And you guys would know that he lived under the couches
if you're watching our shows on FBE2.
It's another channel where we do
a ton of cool behind-the-scenes stuff. There's a ton of vlogs,
a cool music show with Tori called Sharing Buds
that you should check out.
So if you haven't already, make sure you check it out.
Links are in the description.
- We have a brand new thing called Chalice Champs,
where we get a couple of fans, we toss them into the chalice,
and we pull them out-- - How are they gonna fit?
- I don't know how they fit.
- Are we gonna just take them and shoot it at them
and then just go, "You are my pets."
- I feel not as aggressive as that. Maybe not as aggressive.
- What is that?
- So with the Chalice Champs, each team or individual
gets to represent a fan, and if you or your team wins,
if it's a team-based challenge, that person gets free FBE merch.
- Let's see who we got. We have Luke_Person1234.
- What's up, Luke?
- You want to choose the person that's gonna win merch?
- Oh, okay. - Okay.
- Kim this... - (whispering) "Script."
- Script-- blind Kim. - (laughing)
Kim TheScript_Kim.
- So today we're doing a Never Have I Ever challenge.
We're splitting everybody into individuals,
so no teams.
So it's any individual on a certain coach wins,
and then that fan wins merch.
The way that this works is you guys are gonna get four whiteboards,
and on the whiteboards you're either gonna write
"never have," or "I have." - Okay.
- Now, the very special part about this
is that all these things have to be things
that you have either have or haven't done while
you're in elementary school. - Oh!
- So I'm gonna be giving you a series of questions.
It's gonna be the first person to reach five.
If it's a tie, as you guys go, then we'll keep going until
one person edges out the other one.
So the way you get points is just like all the other ones.
The odd man out, or the odd girl out, doesn't get the point.
Everybody else gets points.
And if it gets split between the two, if two people say I have
and two people say never have, then nobody gets points.
- Okay.
- (Alex) Never have I ever used a curse word.
- In elementary school? - (Alex) Mm-hmm.
- I remember this so vividly, too. - I do, too.
- (Alex) Ready? All right, flip 'em around.
- Have. - (Alex reading) I have... I have.
Flip 'em. I never have!
- Yes! Yes! Yes! - (Alex) Tida.
- Does it count if I did in kindergarten
because there was one cursing day and I did not know
anything about this. - There's cursing day in kindergarten?
- Yeah, it's-- I got a called a mother effer once.
- (laughter)
- It was the worst day of my life!
I didn't even know any of the others.
I was lost and I went up to my friend
and I'm like, "What is a--?" - Whoa!
Whoa, god! - I did not know what it meant!
- (Alex) Oh, okay, okay. Well, that still counts.
That still counts, so everybody gets a point for that.
I know you could never have, but that counts.
All four of you get a point. - Yes!
- Sorry, mom.
- (Alex) Never have I ever skipped school.
- Skipped school? - (Alex) Skipped school.
- Without our parents knowing or with our parents knowing?
- (Alex) Without our parents knowing. - Without them knowing?
- (Alex) Yeah. - Oh.
- (Alex) Okay, one, two, flip.
- Never! - (Alex reading) Never have, I never,
I never, I never have. - (all exclaiming)
- One time, my mom, she was all like, "You know, Sydney,
do you just want to skip school today
and go to Disneyland?"
And I'm all like, "Yes."
- My mom did that with me, too!
In kindergarten, I got a pass and it got so bad
to the point that the Disney princesses
knew me at Disneyland because we went too often.
- What the hell?!
- (Alex) Before we move on to the next one,
I feel like it's been getting a little bit too comfortable up there.
- What are we doing, Alex? - Hot sauce!
- No! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- (Alex) I would like for one of you to pick out of the chalice
a punishment.
- Who's gonna be responsible?
- Honestly, I haven't done this in a while,
so I want to grab it.
Suggested by Da Duh Dingus.
The punishment should worsen with every round of the challenge.
- Alex!
- (Alex) All right, so what's gonna happen is
the odd person out not only doesn't get a point,
but is gonna have to either eat or drink something
a little gross.
- (groaning)
- (Alex) That's gonna change every round.
- I did not want to come back to this show!
This is dumb! I quit!
- (Alex) Never have I ever played with Pokemon cards.
In elementary school. - Never have I ever.
I'm sorry, but this is my whole-- - (Alex) One, two, flip.
- This was my whole childhood. - Yes.
- I have. - Yeah!
- (Alex) "I have every day."
- (laughing) Every day, still?
- Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards were the best thing--
- Oh, my gosh-- - I had a gold card in elementary.
BOI!!
- (Alex) Never have I ever had a cellphone.
- In elementary school? - (Alex) In elementary school.
- We already know how this is gonna go.
- (Alex) One, two, flip. - Yes.
- (Tom) Never have. - You didn't have a cellphone?
- Uh-uh. - Oh, wait!
- Hey, let's go!
- (Alex) And we've got a split!
- I thought Tom was gonna be the odd one out.
- I know, I was gonna be like, all right, I'm definitely way too old.
I didn't get my first cellphone until 8th grade--
and you know what it was? It was a Nokia brick.
The only game on it was Snake.
- (Alex) We were looking over the rules
and I think on a split, too, we should just have everybody
do one. - Whoa!
- (Alex) Because it's a split. - No, no, no!
- (Alex) Listen though. Listen though.
It says it gets progressively worse.
- I think Alex makes up rules as he goes.
- Yeah, 100%, he does.
Do you not understand this show?
- (Alex) So right now, in your hand, you guys have a little lemon juice.
- That's fine. - Okay.
- I have Hemoglobin H disease, where I'm not allowed
to have a lot of citrus. - (Alex) Well, we can swap it out.
We'll swap out the second one for you.
All right, so we got some lemon juice and we've got some bean juice for Tida.
- She's like, can I have the lemons back?
All right, cheers. - Aww.
- (Tida) Cheers! Help me. - Just taking it down.
- I can't smell it.
- Aah! There it goes.
- (Sydney) I only had a little sip anymore.
- I drank all of it. - She drank all of it too!
Heck yeah! - Way to go, Tida.
- You boss!
Do you have a mint or something because I can smell
the bean from here. It's so gross.
- (Alex) Never have I ever had an Instagram.
- I think you're doing this just to aim at me
because I haven't been on in a while, so you want to torture me
a little bit more. - (Alex) Welcome back, Tom.
- Oh!
- (Alex) Flip. - No!
- Never.
- See, I was with you on that, too. - (Sydney) You haven't?
- (Alex) Never-- - Let's go!
- Sydney. - Squidney.
- (Alex) So right here, we have a little bit of pickle juice.
- Oh, my god. - Oh, I like pickles.
- (Alex) Well, there you go. - I like pickles, too.
Lucky! Lucky!
- My dad actually made pickles one time.
He fermented them. They were really good.
- I hate pickles.
Ugh, you're gonna smell like pickles now
and I don't even like pickles. - Mmm, that's yummy.
- (Tom) Ew!
- (Alex) We're gonna keep moving on.
Four points for everyone-- Sydney, three points.
Never have I ever taken something of my parents'
without asking first.
Most of the time, this ends with a grounding.
- No, I don't get grounded because I don't go anywhere.
- (laughing)
They're like, "What are we gonna do?
She stays at the house the whole time.
Sydney, you have to go outside!"
- (Alex) One, two, flip. - No.
- I have a lot. - (Tori) Aww, damn it!
- Yes! - I was a good kid!
I was a really good kid!
I had a fear of getting in trouble when I was younger,
so I just never did anything bad. - Let me see.
- What is this?
- (Alex) That is sauerkraut. - Ew!
- Oh, this is disgusting.
Okay, I've done worse. - Come over here.
This is the lucky side.
- (Sydney) Sorry, blue.
- (Tom) Oh, she's making a sour pout face.
- Oh, this is disgusting. More lemon juice!
- (laughter) You okay? - That was so gross.
- (Alex) Currently, the score is 5-5-4-4,
so the grey couch right now has fives.
We'll see what happens with this one.
This could end the game.
We could have two winners. We could have one winner.
- This would be awesome-- first Challenge Challenge back
and I pull a dub. - Oh, okay.
Not today!
- (Alex) Never have I ever cried during a Pixar movie.
In elementary school.
- I have no concept of what movies came out during elementary school.
- That's what I was thinking.
- Oh, there's Monsters Inc., Carz-- - I was way older.
- Does it have to be a Pixar movie because--
- (Alex) We'll toss in Disney or Pixar.
- What? - (Alex) Disney and Pixar.
- That changes everything! - Yeah, Disney or Pixar?
- (Alex) One, two, three, flip. - No.
- (Sydney) Shoot. - Oh...
- Sydney, you can't change!
Actually, I guess you did have that on.
- (Tida) I wrote I have. - Turn it around.
It's "I have."
I can verify she did have it on there before.
- (Alex) All right, well-- - No, wait, I forgot!
- Did I lose us again? - (Alex) You lost again.
- Damn it! Okay--
- You didn't cry during a Disney movie?
- I didn't start crying over movies until I was older
and lived a little bit more, but I did cry over Air Bud
when I was younger, and I clearly remember that,
but that was not Disney. - (Tom) Oh!
- (Alex) Guys, with that last one, the grey couch,
both of them got the victory. Congratulations.
Right behind them, Sydney, and then in the very end of the line.
- I was a good kid who didn't cry, okay?
- Lame. Lame. - (Alex) Congratulations.
- I'm sorry, Luke! - (Alex) Challenge Champions.
- I told you, Luke! - (Tida) Can I wear it?
- You can wear it first time on.
- (Alex) As we're finishing, we're gonna have both of the losers
eat the last round-- cottage cheese.
- Oh, that's not bad. - I hate cottage cheese.
- Wait, Mr. Duck has to have some credit.
- Ooh, Mr. Duck.
- (Tida) Mr. Duck has to have some credit
because he was the lucky one here. - (Alex) okay.
- (Tida) He helped us.
- (Alex) He is a literal lucky duck.
- I don't want to put this in my mouth.
What is this?
- I told you he was a lucky duck, and none of you guys listened to me.
- I just had a spoonful. It's not that bad.
You just gotta eat it quickly.
- (groaning) Okay.
Ugh! - All right, time for some shout-outs.
Shout-out to Luis Lopez-Zumaya.
- Shout-out to Miriam Cohen.
- Shout-out to Krista Abatayo.
- Shout-out to Darren Mills. - Hey!
- Why did you get the easy name?
- It was real difficult to say.
- Thank you guys for coming and validating my childhood.
- Okay, you won. Whatever.
- I had a rough childhood.
- Okay, bye! - Bye!
- (pronouncing) "Abatayo."
- "Abatayo" or--? - Mm-hmm.
- Wait, I thought you said you can't read.
- (laughing)
- I learned in high school. I didn't learn in elementary school!