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Set to the song 'Train Wreck' by English pop singer James Arthur, users are uploading an image of their personalized results from the online platform '15minutes4me.'
Associated hashtags on the app have been viewed over one million times collectively at the time of writing. The hashtag 15minutes4me has attracted more than 670,000 views, while the related term 15minuteschallenge has gained closer to 40,000 views.
Broadly, users have shared the results alongside captions stressing the importance of maintaining mental health and providing support for friends or family members. "Always check up on people, you never know who needs it the most. You don't know what people are going through," read onepost, a comment that was liked more than 900 times."Always check on your closest friends you never know what they are going through," posted anotherAvailable online, the 15minutes4me survey is based around a self-assessment questionnaire that seeks to determine a snapshot of a person's current mental health condition, eventually offering participants entry into a paid self-help program that could help deal with issues including self-confidence, panic attacks and anxiety.
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