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Patrice Evra just got intimate with raw chicken, in a recently uploaded weird video, and many think unorthodox full-back might have just gone too far.

The former Manchester United and West Ham defender is well known for his bizarre posts, so nothing should shock us – but if you haven’t seen it yet, we’d advise you don’t have food or drink in your mouth while watching.

Evra has filmed himself caressing (and spanking) what appears to be a raw chicken.

Watch video below;


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gQ8ooQBgcY

Source: https://lailasnews.com/patrice-evra-gets-intimate-with-raw-chicken-weird-video/

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Ishilove

Failed footballer

Chicken abuse

wtf!

What is wrong with this guy?

See wetin too much money dey cause!

Fynestboi, MissyB3 check this out

Must everything find it's way to blogs? Bloggers play a big part in the rottenness of today's generation

Ishilove:
Must everything find it's way to blogs? Bloggers play a big part in the rottenness of today's generation

This is not the fault of bloggers. He is (1) a celebrity and (2) he is doing something unusual, so therefore this is legitimate news. This story was on most of the biggest international news outlets.

BBC
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46295919


Sports Illustrated
https://www.si.com/soccer/2018/11/21/patrick-evra-thanksgiving-raw-turkey-instagram-video


Daily Mail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-6415013/Patrice-Evra-horrifies-pretty-Thanksgiving-video.html

Bleacher Report
https://twitter.com/brfootball/status/1065295075528400896

etc.


(From my memory. I hope I remember correctly)

Many centuries ago at a “Writing For Mass Media” class:

”What is news?

1) An account of unusual events in society (e.g. It might not be news if a dog bites a man, but it is news if a man bites a dog).

2) It is information about well-known people in society (what they do, where they go to, who they are with, etc.). These “well-known people” are the “newsmakers”, e.g. politicians, sports and entertainment celebrities, etc.

3) It is information that affects a lot of people in society (e.g. JAMB result has been released, there’s an Ebola outbreak, or there is a curfew).

4) It is recent and useful information, e.g. new ways to protect your car from armed robbers, etc.

5) (This is my favourite) News is news is news is news.

naptu2:
This is not the fault of bloggers. He is (1) a celebrity and (2) he is doing something unusual, so therefore this is legitimate news. This story was on most of the biggest international news outlets.

BBC
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46295919


Sports Illustrated
https://www.si.com/soccer/2018/11/21/patrick-evra-thanksgiving-raw-turkey-instagram-video


Daily Mail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-6415013/Patrice-Evra-horrifies-pretty-Thanksgiving-video.html

Bleacher Report
https://twitter.com/brfootball/status/1065295075528400896

etc.


(From my memory. I hope I remember correctly)

Many centuries ago at a “Writing For Mass Media” class:

”What is news?

1) An account of unusual events in society (e.g. It might not be news if a dog bites a man, but it is news if a man bites a dog).

2) It is information about well-known people in society (what they do, where they go to, who they are with, etc.). These “well-known people” are the “newsmakers”, e.g. politicians, sports and entertainment celebrities, etc.

3) It is information that affects a lot of people in society (e.g. JAMB result has been released, there’s an Ebola outbreak, or there is a curfew).

4) It is recent and useful information, e.g. new ways to protect your car from armed robbers, etc.

5) (This is my favourite) News is news is news is news.

Smarty pants

Okay dear, I've noted, although there seems to be an upsurge in useless 'news' since the advent of social media and blogs.

Ishilove:
Smarty pants

Okay dear, I've noted, although there seems to be an upsurge in useless 'news' since the advent of social media and blogs.

One man's "useless" is another man's "useful". That's why it's good that you can now pick and choose the news that you consume.

How do their brain process this kind of attitude?