‘What in the Lima Bean is Goin On?’: Fans Are In Tears After Safaree Samuels Cancels White Lady for Teaching the Milly Rock

It seems there’s never a dull moment with Safaree Samuels.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star is known for his hilarious jokes and witty comebacks. He recently had fans in stitches after jokingly poking fun at a white fitness instructor who attempted to master a hip hop dance.

Samuels took to his Instagram feed on Tuesday and uploaded a video of the white instructor supposedly teaching folks how to milly rock. She swayed her hips from left and right and whilst she “slapped the air.” The only problem is that her attempt at milly rocking apparently was an epic fail.

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Unknown dance instructor. @safareesamuels/Instagram

“This young lady is teaching the millie rock… as of today I would like to throw the whole Internet away,” Samuels wrote in his caption. “
Sincerely yours Safaree Samuels 😩😩😩 YOU SUCK! 😩.”

Fans chimed in underneath the celeb’s comments with their hilarious reactions.

“What in the unseasoned is going on ma’am ya Millie is some on 🤦🏾‍♀️rocks 🤣 it’s a wtf is this Alex for 800.”

“What in the lima bean is goin on 😥😂🤣 omg take this down she destroyed the whole dance routine! 🤣 Naaaaah son.”

“Oh oh oh mii Goshh. Just throw the whole post away 😂😂🤣 try the bunny hop becky, it’s more your speed 🤦🏼‍♀️😩😂.”

“😱What n da rewriting of history is going on heh???😒sooo… we been doing it wrong this whole time???😳😂 sike!”

Safaree Samuels
Recording artist Safaree attends his “No Regular Girl” single release party at Katra Lounge on April 11, 2019, in New York City. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

When Samuels isn’t being the funny man on television or the Internet, he’s busy being a fiancé to his soon-to-be wife VH1 reality star Erica Mena. The pair got engaged in December after the New York rapper proposed to Mena on Christmas Eve with friends and family around.

The “No Regular Girl” rapper told fans on Dec. 26 that he and Mena already set a wedding date, although he did not confirm the date.

Mena says one thing she loves about Samuels is playful character.

“He makes everyone laugh,” she told People magazine in February. “He loves to joke around and dance.”Checkout the video below:

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