Twitter is having beef over Brooklyn barbecue restaurant

Brooklyn barbecue? Texans on Twitter aren't having it

Mary Claire Patton, Digital Journalist

Published: March 5, 2018 at 1:56 PM

SAN ANTONIO – KSAT reported Sunday that a food website called Munchies claimed Brooklyn barbecue was “taking over the world.”

Texas clapped back the same day with photos of real barbecue, not the “sad looking” kind you get in Brooklyn.

Food blog claims Brooklyn barbecue is 'taking over the world'; Texans show them real barbecue

The squalid looking barbecue photo Munchies tweeted currently has more than 9 thousand shares.

People are now tweeting GIF animations and memes in response to the photo.

Brooklyn barbecue might be having the worst day ever.

Vice: Why is Brooklyn barbecue taking over the world?
Twitter: pic.twitter.com/Uneufuv6HV
— Amanda Booth (@wordswithamanda) March 4, 2018

pic.twitter.com/bVk62YKveK
— Shanelle Moore (@Sha_Moore) March 4, 2018

woulda been shut down day 1 if they were in #georgia...#barbeCant pic.twitter.com/lgyA2iWw5P
— Jazzi_Jeff (@ATL_Spielberg) March 4, 2018

👩🏽‍⚕️🥘🙅🏽‍♀️🐗🌭 pic.twitter.com/457WriRDrY
— Joyeta E.Anderson (@joyeta_e) March 4, 2018

pic.twitter.com/Nf94DFdjIw
— Michael Watts (@mjwatts1983) March 4, 2018

Authentic Brooklyn BBQ preparing itself before dinner pic.twitter.com/5l3srBGFdj
— Looks like silence (@LooksLykSilence) March 4, 2018

Why are Brooklyn nachos taking over the world? pic.twitter.com/CCs6gup3ur
— Chris of Death (@chrisopotamia) March 4, 2018

Why are Brooklyn burgers taking over the world? pic.twitter.com/mKbdQhy8sw
— Luke Easterling (@LukeEasterling) March 4, 2018

Why is Brooklyn Tex mex taking over the world pic.twitter.com/L9R8saz9sb
— Lauren Hough (@laurenthehough) March 4, 2018

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