Can YOU solve riddle that 98% of Harvard students can’t – but most kindergarten kids can?

Millions of people have been dumbfounded by a riddle that “98 percent of Harvard students” get wrong, but which most preschoolers can solve.

Isabella Avila, 24, took to YouTube to share what has been called the “world’s most difficult riddle,” and many people were left scratching their heads.

She claimed that 98 percent of Harvard students get it wrong, while 83 percent of kindergarten students get the correct answer.

“If you can’t fix this, you’re dumber than a preschooler, but right up there among Harvard students,” she told her followers in the clip, which has been viewed 18 million times.

In her TikTok video, Avila solves the riddle:

“I’ll make polar bears white and I’ll make you cry. I let boys pee and girls comb their hair.

“I make celebrities look stupid and normal people look like celebrities.

‘I’ll turn pancakes brown, and let your champagne bubble. If you squeeze me, I pop. If you look at me, you’ll bang.’

Avila then asks her followers, “Can you guess the riddle?”

Isabella Avila, 24, took to YouTube to share what has been called the ‘world’s most difficult riddle’ and many people were scratching their heads

Can you find out? She claimed that 98 percent of Harvard students are wrong, while 83 percent of kindergarten students come up with the correct answer

Nearly 80,000 people commented on the video, with many admitting they were baffled by the riddle

Nearly 80,000 people commented on the video, with many admitting they were baffled by the riddle.

“I forgot every sentence right after she started the next one,” one user joked.

Another added, “I asked Chat GPT and it said “carbon dioxide.” Hey.’

While a third said, “My mind immediately goes under pressure. I think with most questions it makes sense. But if it’s not busy, I have no idea.’

Known as the “I make a polar bear white” conundrum online, a number of people were able to figure it out.

“The answer is, ‘No,'” one user correctly said. “Harvard students think because they’re trying to find something that matches the clues, but preschoolers just give up.”

Known as the “I make a polar bear white” conundrum online, a number of people were able to figure it out

And someone else pointed out, “The answer is no. at the end they asked “can you guess the riddle?”

“If you think about it, a preschooler would say no to this because it sounds very complicated, but a Harvard student would most likely try to answer “logically.”

Avila was quick to congratulate those who got the correct answer in the comments, saying, “Congratulations YouTube, most of you got the answer faster than TikTok and Instagram. Bravo.’