Fast Company: Latin American teens are fighting aura farming battles in public

Fast Company treats the plaza format as a spectator sport built from 6-7, the dab, and other leftover internet moves. It describes Monterrey Tec (the worm versus squat-jumps) and Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City (egg on the forehead, a Ghostface costume, a dab on crutches). The piece says the contests popped up across Mexico, Brazil, and Costa Rica in a week. We already file those campuses in Spanish; this is the English wrap.

Uncertain: US magazine. Does not date a US plaza.