'Cheeseballman is the people.'
"I Feel Like I Witnessed History": People Are Obsessed With This Anonymous Man Who Ate An Entire Barrel Of Cheeseballs In Front Of A Crowd Of HundredsOver the weekend, one anonymous New Yorker made very weird history after hundreds of people flocked to Union Square Park in NYC to watch him publicly devour a full barrel of cheeseballs. Following the well-attended IRL event, the whole ordeal went mega-viral online after millions tuned into the absolutely wild footage from the gathering.
As he ate cheeseballs, smearing his ski mask in a thick layer of cheeseball dust in the process, the crowd could be heard chanting everything from"Eat those balls!" to"Let him cook!" to"Be aggressive, be, be aggressive!" in unison.At least one person brought their own barrel of cheeseballs and started tossing them out to the crowd as everyone watched the main event.
At multiple points over the course of the 20-ish minute journey, he appeared to nearly vomit and even screamed out in...pain? Disgust? Sheer joy? Or perhaps the scream contained a multitude ofAfter ingesting the final cheeseball, he triumphantly raised his cheese powder-covered hand and was crowned with a fabric traffic cone hat while the crowd chanted"Cheeseballman!" over and over.After his victory, he addresses the people:"Uh, my name is Cheeseballman427...
"Gigantic" is a lie. Ive done more damage in less time and felt nothing about. Cheeseball man is a coward and a fraud.
If you're as sad as I am that you missed the cheeseball-eating event of the year, I can confirm that Cheeseballman's swift announcement oflooks pretty legit. On April 27, 2025, he'll consume"two entire jars of cheeseballs." The description for the event is simply,"I will definitely throw up this time."
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