A 17-year-old Bay Area student organized a viral sperm-racing competition where hand-picked young men trained and had their sperm filmed racing on a microscopic track. The USC student's sperm beat UCLA's. The stunt aims to break taboos around male fertility health.
Sperm racing organizers. With the help of wealthy investors, the 17-year-old Bay Area high school student and entrepreneur launching this epic competition to raise awareness on male fertility health.
The general public doesn't talk about it because it's so taboo.
The contenders, who were handpicked out of dozens of young men, were given money each week to train their mind, bodies, and diets ahead of the viral sold-out marathon. The competitors' sperm put into a microscopic racetrack And then they're off. The sperm, literally captured on this screen, swimming to the finish line. But perhaps this was the matchup of the night. Male students from USC and UCLA. In the end, the Trojan won. The Bruin got creamed.
I know it's stank in there. I know it's funky in there. And this is what bothers me. Now it is China funding.