Locked Down Neighbor Suggests 'Eating Black Guy on 7th Floor'

By That's, April 8, 2022

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A bizarre and disturbing WeChat exchange has gone viral on Chinese social media. It all went down in one of the now-common building groups that have been set up over the current lockdowns.

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With food shortages becoming an issue, and people getting hungry, one person in the chat, with the WeChat name 504 (presumably his apartment number), asks:

"So what do we eat?"

Before following up with:

"Eat that black guy on the 7th floor?"

And a couple of messages later adding:

"There's enough food for days."

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Suffice to say, 'that black guy on the 7th floor,' whose WeChat name (and presumably actual name) is Jacobie Kinsey, was not down with the plan, responding:

"Don't eat me"

504 (clearly oblivious to the WeChat translate function) then asks Jacobie Kinsey:

"You know Chinese?"

To which Jacobie Kinsey asks the (very reasonable) question:

"Why do u want to eat me?"

Of course, the meme-makers have already gone to work...

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Some entrepreneurial fellow has even started selling t-shirts...

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And it might just be Jacobie Kinsey himself...

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While it seems that 504 and Jacobie Kinsey are both amused and bemused by their new-found fame...

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We reached out to Jacobie Kinsey to get his take on the incident, read that by clicking the link below.

READ MORE: We Spoke to Jacobie Kinsey About the #DontEatMe Incident


[All images via WeChat]

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