The Can Completely Exploded: Video Captures Racist Getting Cracked in the Head with Huge Canned Drink

By Jack Davis

Published December 30, 2020 at 8:08am

The eyes of the internet turned to an Ohio convenience store after an altercation showed just how much punch a can of Twisted Tea can really pack.

It also showed one reason hurling racist insults is never a good idea.

A viral video depicts a confrontation between a maskless white man and a mask-wearing black man.

WARNING: The following video contains racist and vulgar language that some viewers will find offensive.

The video begins with the white man berating the black man, amid use of the n-word and a vast ocean of profanity.

After ranting for a few moments, the white man says, “I’m not trying to disrespect you.”

“Then stop saying it,” the black man replies.

Instead of calming the white man, the words were akin to a red flag being waved in front of a bull.

“I’ma say n—- all day, every day. Are you kidding me? Where you from, n—–?” he said.

Eventually, the black man picks up the large can of Twisted Tea, a “hard” beverage that contains 5 percent alcohol.

“What? You gonna smack me with that?’ the antagonist says. “Smack me. Smack me, n—–!.”

Eventually, the black man reacts.

Tea spills everywhere as the black man hits the white man in the face with the can.

After a bout of wrestling on the store’s floor, the black man walks away victorious.

“I asked you not to call me a n—–,” he said.

Reactions on Twitter were intense.

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Poster Comment:

When we lived in Chicago we would go into a place named Carol's Pub. It was a block from where I went to Grade School. One night my buddy was walking across the street to come into the place. A squad car with three cops in it pulled and one hollered, "Come over here." He went over the the squad car. They asked, "What are you doing around here?"

He told them, I meet a couple of buddies here for a few beers. Why are you asking?"

One of the cops said. "Someone just shot three niggers over on Wilson Ave and we think he came over this way."

The moral of the story is, you reap what you sow.