A Deliciously Catfishy InstaChef Sent Twitter Spiraling Into The Spicy Abyss

@CrazyClarine @Billionairepolo We see that you have deleted the oxtails from Buddakan. But what about all the others? CC: @SpaghettiniPizz pic.twitter.com/s4I4SMFwwH

— Bernier Legal LLC (@BernierLegal) March 11, 2018

question, @billionairepolo

if the meal was “yours”, why did you delete the photo when I made a comment?

the chefs at Buddakan & all of the other chefs’ work you took credit for didn’t work hard so you could steal from them.

— Kapha (@viriyaakarunaa) March 11, 2018

issa catfish pic.twitter.com/t4hWcGkWIW

— Kapha (@viriyaakarunaa) March 11, 2018

So, a twitter chef uses fakes pics for their food. Is this what I’m seeing? pic.twitter.com/w7wYkzPKOm

— Mortgage Freeman (@NotoriousGRC) March 11, 2018

"If I gotta use a pic of your pork chops to pull people to my food page, I'ma do it" pic.twitter.com/NXJxT8kiPu

— T'Ceiling es T'Roof (@Suite_Tea) March 11, 2018

Just trying to wrap my head around laughing off somebody using restaurant pics as his own, to promote business endeavors. Those aren't stock photos…and the ones that are weren't used as ads. The rest of y'all can play dumb and look the other way but this is really foolish.

— Angela Davis (@TheKitchenista) March 11, 2018

@Billionairepolo FAKE ASS CHEF
Mighty mouse ass fraud. Give those hoes their $ back. They don't deserve it but you and Miss Scamrine damn sure don't

— Messy Cat (@MessyCat2) March 11, 2018

What’s an innocent scam? RT @F_OutMyDMs: I’ll never understand twitter. The people who have got caught lying, manipulating ,beating women etc y’all still cool w but ppl w “innocent scams” y’all “hate”

— Sir-Hampton (@_sirhampton_) March 11, 2018

“Innocent scam” is making me LOSE it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 What in the hell is an innocent scam?? https://t.co/WiYlw6HTDO

— Lipstick Allen (@seabethree) March 11, 2018

An innocent scam is me writing my resume.

— Bad Bunny Stan Acct (@OhEmmeG) March 11, 2018

LMFAOOOOOOOO @ an “innocent scam” pic.twitter.com/HrOjivlGvF

— Brooke Ashley 👑 (@TheBrookeAsh) March 11, 2018

An innocent scam is eating half your meal and then telling the waiter it was bad, so you can get something else.

— Bald SoHard (@BaldNegro) March 11, 2018

My first scam. Graduating culinary school and opening my food truck 2 years later with just hustle and no sleep pic.twitter.com/B1c7dg1HtC

— PurpleAfterParty (@Billionairepolo) March 11, 2018

The content on Twitter has to be chosen by spin wheel, I’ve seen four people talk about a “catfish chef” in the last five minutes.

— T’Cory, Son Of T’Jeff (@CoryTownes) March 11, 2018

😭 RT @Blueraydre: 😭😭 RT @EvilJeanyis: 😭 RT @CoryTownes: Or is it a chef that specializes in catfish? Am I reading it wrong?

— Crip Gallagher (@2Tanks_DRE) March 11, 2018

There are actual black chefs fighting for recognition and when you pass off other people’s work as your own you make it that much harder.

— #ParsleyBae (@EatWithNia) March 11, 2018

Bad enough half the TL calling themselves chefs and just sprinkling construction paper parsley on over cooked seafood drowning in butter.

— #ParsleyBae (@EatWithNia) March 11, 2018

Using generic stock images to promote a skill set is not illegal. However, stealing photos from other people/restaurants/entities to turn a profit & posting them is a different situation entirely. One is legal, one is not.

— Bernier Legal LLC (@BernierLegal) March 12, 2018

Fake Scammers unite! We at buddakan with it! pic.twitter.com/iwz17cKiy8

— Cersei (@CrazyClarine) March 11, 2018

Ok so from my understanding everybody is willing to go to war because my baby daddy used an oxtail pic from buddakan and stock photos of knife cuts? LMAO

— Cersei (@CrazyClarine) March 11, 2018

Happy international womens day to @CrazyClarine. Thank you for being a strong black women and setting endless positive examples for our daughter to follow. pic.twitter.com/gd1e1YNwnN

— PurpleAfterParty (@Billionairepolo) March 8, 2018

Somebody faked their suicide on here. So a fake chef is nothing.

— Zoe 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 (@YourFavoriteZoe) March 11, 2018

Good morning to everybody except private chefs who catfish restaurant photos.

— Angela Davis (@TheKitchenista) March 11, 2018