Are you tired of being told what to think? Be it politics, art or even food? We sure are, but hey that's not going to stop Vice Magazine's food domain, Munchies from trying.
In an article published over the weekend, Munchies covered a new food trend in their own Brooklyn backyard. The topic, BBQ, and the reaction, well you'll see soon enough. The title of the Munchie article was, 'Why Is Brooklyn Barbeque Taking over the world?".
Why is Brooklyn barbecue taking over the world? https://t.co/aiemJpWxZw pic.twitter.com/dGPyQ7X912
— MUNCHIES (@munchies) March 4, 2018
Yes, your eyes do not deceive you. That is the image they chose to highlight their story. We wish we were making this up, but sadly someone somewhere has no idea what they're doing. And so, the Internet responded, in perfect outraged fashion, because quite honestly, Munchies deserved it.
I had to look up more pics of that Brooklyn bbq place that is going around lol... pic.twitter.com/0aPtfXYqvB
— DJ Heat (@DJHeatDC) March 4, 2018
Just having me a plate of some good ol' Brooklyn BBQ pic.twitter.com/MAJrnY5G1e
— billy (@pisspope) March 4, 2018
Ahhh, a classic Brooklyn BBQ. Delicious! pic.twitter.com/cdoDCYgVKe
— pixelated boat [ASMR] binaural ~4 hours~ (@pixelatedboat) March 4, 2018
Brooklyn BBQ got some fire hot links. pic.twitter.com/RdKC5Posur
— Ebo (@EboSays) March 4, 2018
A Brooklyn lumberjack on his way to eat some Brooklyn BBQ pic.twitter.com/rLY6FVibeO
— Ty (@Ty_Atty) March 4, 2018
Even the man himself, Zodiac Killer, Ted Cruz weighed in on the debate. You know you messed up when Ted calls you out.
Bless your hearts. https://t.co/TqcmuTA05j
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) March 4, 2018
And after the water settled down, even Munchies themselves had to laugh about it.
LMAOOO
— MUNCHIES (@munchies) March 4, 2018
And for those of you (from Brooklyn) this is what a real BBQ plate looks like.
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