This guy fed his girl chicken nuggets while she got a mani and the Internet is LOVING it
Well that's exactly what 19-year-old Orange County local Lea Adame spotted while getting her nails done
Well that's exactly what 19-year-old Orange County local Lea Adame spotted while getting her nails done. She observed a cute couple next to her and saw the boyfriend was feeding his girlfriend chicken nuggets as she got a manicure from her mom, Adame told BuzzFeed News.
Here's what Adame posted to Twitter at the time:
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Truth, right? Her tweet has gone viral with over 80,000 likes and 30,000 retweets.
The replies are (unsurprisingly) very pro-chicken nugget feeding:
Some have even replied by creating their own video versions:
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Other young men chimed in that they do this on the reg anyway.
While @davidstehle wants the relationship to be equal:
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Even better, the original chicken-nugget-fed girlfriend found the viral thread and replied.
Special memory, captured.
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