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People Are Seriously Worried About Woman Trying ‘Rihanna’s’ Eating Trend
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Updated 19:15 29 Apr 2022 GMT+1Published 18:19 29 Apr 2022 GMT+1

People Are Seriously Worried About Woman Trying ‘Rihanna’s’ Eating Trend

Rihanna dipped some mango in the sea and people have some unhealthily strong opinions about it

Tom Wood

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People have been issuing warnings to a woman who decided to eat mango that had been dipped in the ocean after Rihanna had been spotted enjoying the bizarre food hack. Take a look at the strange snacking hack below:

Yes, it’s a strange sentence, but we live in a strange world, so bear with us.

Basically, it seems as if Rihanna recently decided to dip a bit of mango in the sea whilst she was on holiday in her native Barbados with her partner, A$AP Rocky.

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Because Rihanna did it – and people are susceptible to that sort of thing – a load of other people have tried it, including a woman named Damarys who filmed herself giving it a go.

Here's Rihanna dipping a mango in the ocean, triggering a viral food trend online.
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She captioned her tweet: "Went to Roatan to dip my mango in the ocean like Rihanna! And it’s so good!!!" and of course, her video attracted quite a lot of attention, with people explaining to her why she shouldn't be doing this.

Some are concerned about bacteria and illness, with one writing: “Tried this on vacation and it was the best digestive cleanse I’ve had in my life.

“Hospitalized for 3 days and needed an IV but lost 15 lbs and released every toxin in my body.”

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Another said: “Ewww no, not to mention people spit, piss, fart, sneeze in the water..then you have certain bacteria floating around..I can’t make this up."

One pointed out: "A lot of people justifying her actions with 'but water would get in your mouth if you went into the ocean' like yeah but I ain’t purposely doing it am I."

However, not everyone agrees with that hypothesis.

Someone else said: “Let’s be honest lol you get in the ocean, salt water goes in your mouth, it’s inevitable unless you glue your mouth shut.

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“I don’t see how adding a piece of fruit (not in American ocean) suddenly make y’all worry bout bacteria?”

It’s definitely a galaxy brain debate, that’s for sure.

An amateur gastronomist chimed in: “No s**t its good, saltiness complements sweetness.

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It’s why I put just a pinch of salt in the few desserts I make myself.

“Also that water is clear as f***, bacteria or other things shouldn't be an issue so long as sanitation in nearby buildings is properly managed.”

Well, for all of those who are pretty freaked out from the trend, Rihanna justified her actions and explained to Vogue recently that it’s not an unusual thing to do in Barbados.

She said: "In Barbados we take our fruits to the ocean and soak them. Trust me, it really is a thing."

Featured Image Credit: Twitter/Backgrid

Topics: Rihanna, Weird, Celebrity, Travel, Food And Drink

Tom Wood
Tom Wood

Tom Wood is a LADbible journalist and Twin Peaks enthusiast. Despite having a career in football cut short by a chronic lack of talent, he managed to obtain degrees from both the University of London and Salford. According to his French teacher, at the weekend he mostly likes to play football and go to the park with his brother. Contact Tom on [email protected]

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