In a fiery social media outburst, rapper Plies has unleashed a scathing critique of Red Lobster’s new seafood boil, igniting a wave of reactions online. The artist, known for his candid and often humorous takes, didn’t hold back as he slammed the restaurant for what he deemed a tasteless imitation of a beloved culinary tradition.

Plies accused Red Lobster of “stealing” the concept from the community, claiming that the new offering was devoid of flavor, featuring nothing but “salt and pepper.” He took particular aim at the cooking methods, suggesting that the seafood was hastily microwaved rather than properly prepared. “It tastes just like a sailor,” he quipped, highlighting his disdain for the dish.

The rapper’s passionate rant resonated with fans and foodies alike, who flooded social media with their own opinions on the seafood chain’s latest venture. Plies urged Red Lobster to consult culinary experts, specifically calling out a well-known chef, Maryanne, for guidance on elevating the dish. His critique was not just about the food; it was a rallying cry for culinary authenticity and respect for cultural roots.

As the video continues to circulate, the backlash against Red Lobster is growing, with many echoing Plies’ sentiments. The controversy has sparked a broader discussion about food culture and authenticity in the restaurant industry. With Plies declaring his intention to throw parties for the “40 and up” crowd this summer, it’s clear that he’s ready to channel this energy into a celebration of genuine flavor and community spirit. Stay tuned as this story develops and watch for Red Lobster’s response to the mounting criticism.