This Black Food Trend Has the Internet Shocked

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
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**SPEAKER_2** (0:30)
Okay, there's this new fad in the black community where they take fruit and mix it up with a bunch of sugar and Kool-Aid. Watch this.
He in a bathroom. That's what I'm talkin' about.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:41)
Y'all stop tellin' me what to do.

**SPEAKER_2** (1:43)
I know. Listen, I have blessed hands, you guys.
So this is how you prepare this garbage.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:50)
Baby, tell them kids we got Kool-Aid pineapples at the house. Now, I'm not knocking anyone's hustle, because baby, I was fed about one for the 15 But my oldest made me so proud when she said, ma, we can make those at the house. And you know what, baby girl, we sure can. Now, I see a lot of people pouring their juice out from the pineapples and using water. Baby, we're gonna use the same coconut water that those pineapples come in and make kool-aid with.

**SPEAKER_2** (2:11)
Did y'all see all that damn sugar she put in there?
Now, you know why our arms are damn big. Now, you know why them damn fingers are so thick.

**SPEAKER_3** (2:21)
Their juice out from the pineapples and using water. Baby, we're gonna use the same coconut water that those pineapples come in and make kool-aid with. Our first batch, we're using the infamous blue raspberry. And yes, we are using two packets. We added in two-thirds a cup of sugar, mixed it up real good, and added those pineapples back to the jar. Now, don't get in my comments saying that's too much sugar, because baby, you could never have too much sugar, okay? Make sure you shake that jar up real good, and y'all, I love this blue color. Our next batch, we are using black cherry. Now, I haven't seen many people do this flavor, which made me want to try it even more, and then my daughter wanted to add in some pink lemonade. And we did, because we can't go around with missing flavors. Add that two-thirds cup of sugar, mix it up real good, then add your pineapples back to the jar.
And y'all, I love this deep red color, too. I know these pineapples are about to eat. Now, y'all, we're about to get real big bags, so to go along with our pineapples, we decided to add some crushed candy. Yes, to dip it in. So we took two dollar bags of Jolly Ranchers and added it to my Ninja blender to blend it up real good. We let our pineapples sit in the refrigerator overnight, and this is how they came out. Y'all, these were so good, and a fun experiment to do with your kids. Make sure y'all like, share comments.

**SPEAKER_2** (3:27)
With your kids? With your kids? You're teaching your kids this?
I mean, it's the year 2026 Why are y'all still eating like slaves?
Like, white people, they do stuff like this with, like, cucumbers. They turn them into pickles. It's healthy. It's fermented. It's great for your stomach. Right. Right? It's like probiotics all in there, like sauerkraut. But black people, their concept is, I'm gonna do what the white people are doing, but this is not gonna be healthy. This is gonna just bring on type 2 diabetes, heart disease. Look, it gets worse.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:03)
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**SPEAKER_2** (4:11)
Much. We out here, it's never wrong, man.

**SPEAKER_3** (4:13)
It was your honest opinion, now.

**SPEAKER_2** (4:20)
Oh, my God. Try that juice. I actually didn't like trying a food, food from somebody who's dressed like this.
I'm so fascinated when I hear white women sound like black women. Yeah, it's all learned. Oh, my God. Yeah, but when you're going to go buy some food, eat some, are you going to buy it from somebody wearing something like this? Yeah. Look how, look at the sweat rolling down his stomach, down his underwear, through his nuts.
He ain't got no shirt on. You're going to buy something to consume from this guy?

**SPEAKER_3** (4:52)
Yeah.

**SPEAKER_2** (4:53)
Watch this.

**SPEAKER_1** (4:56)
Oh, my God.