Some Twitter users recently came across a perplexing image of caffeinated, Monster-branded ham sandwich meat.
“White people dont have culture” OK THEN EXPLAIN THIS
Immediately they began wondering, What in the ham?!
I HAVE A LOT OF QUESTIONS https://t.co/aRfFSoXLOI
And people went ham on the jokes.
This maybe the whitest thing I have ever seen https://t.co/OwxcWbspAq
They were porkin' ridiculous.
Just wait until they find a way to combine Rip-Its and beef jerky into the same snack. https://t.co/Q6Nn06Kzgq
Well, I'm here to tell you all to take a deep breath, because the Monster ham is not real.
The image is watermarked with the username of Adam the Creator, who's known to make fake images, and Momus, a meme-making app.
Neither Monster Energy nor Adam Padilla immediately responded to BuzzFeed News' request for comment.
There are also no hams listed as a product on the official Monster Energy website.
Sorry to disappoint you, gamers.
so if eat this would it make me better at #BlackOps4? that's what I'm getting at 🤣 https://t.co/u0u1pJOc8x
I would also like to issue a second apology for my ham-fisted jokes.
