Paula Echevarría shows us the 2.0. of the 'Dele Alli Challenge'

If you're one of the lucky ones who didn't break your finger trying to make it to the 'Dele Alli Challenge,' we'll give you a minute to applaud yourself. Don't worry, if you don't know what we're talking about, we'll explain it to you. Dele Alli's challenge is to put your fingers in a specific position on your eye imitating glasses. You will think, "how easy", well no! Besides, you have double duty. Its own creator, Totenham soccer player Dele Ali, has created a new version of it. If you are one of those who have already managed to overcome the challenge or have just encountered all this trouble, but your purpose for this weekend is to achieve it, here is the tutorial to do it. And with a luxury teacher: Paula Echevarría.

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The actress is a true ax doing the 'challenge'. Both the original and its version 2.0. Although she was not the only one to achieve it. Millie Bobby Brown, Cepeda from 'OT', Alejandro Sanz or Dulceida are just some of those who have joined this new viral trend on social networks.

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As we see you wanting to try the new edition of the fashion challenge, here is a tutorial to achieve it. Of course, we are not responsible for possible breakages or finger injuries.

"Step 1: Move your ring finger back until it touches your thumb. Keep your other fingers straight."

"Step 2: Move your middle finger up to your pinky to make another circle. Keep your index finger on the outside."

"Step 3: Congratulations! You've reached the highest level of the Dele Alli Emote Celebration. Now go post it on your social media."

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