A viral TikTok shows one man’s dedication to the canned meat product.
After lugging “at least 10 to 15 pounds’ worth” of the canned meat on a bus during the tour for an Irish dance show, the 32-year-old singer and actor realized his checked bag on the flight home would be overweight. He packed a carry-on bag full — and then it got flagged at the Transportation Security Administration checkpoint.that has gone viral on TikTok shows the result in Libed’s case: He narrates his haul amid bursts of laughter, listing the flavors and expressing his excitement.
“I’m like shaking with nervousness, cracking up. I didn’t want to lose any of it,” he said. “I’m a little embarrassed because who travels with a full case of Spam? I was already overexplaining because I was nervous.”his video on Instagram with pun-filled captions as a reminder to pack smart, with Spam’s social media team hopping into the comments to assure people that Libed, who lives in Massachusetts, got to keep the meat.
“A Hawaii boy being all the way out in Massachusetts, I’ve got to get my fix,” he said. So when he discovered that his first tour stop in Austin, Minn. — where parent company Hormel Foods is headquartered — was home to the Spam Museum, he said he screamed. He visited briefly with about 20 dancers from his show, took in the history and browsed the gift shop. According to the brand, the museum gets 100,000 visitors a year.
Jennesa Kinscher, senior brand manager for Spam, said in a statement that it wasn’t surprising so many people make a trip to the museum.
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