Famous rapper tries iconic Scottish snacks in Glasgow
Currently on his It's Pronounced Baby No Money tour, bbno$ performed at SWG3 in April. Around the same time, fans spotted a new TikTok account, @Winedine59, featuring the rapper trying local treats on camera.
In one video, bbno$ samples Irn-Bru, a Tunnock's Snowball, a Caramel Log, and a Caramel Wafer.
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After tasting Irn-Bru, he declared it "delicious," comparing the flavour to bubblegum.
He rated both the Tunnock's Snowball and Caramel Log a nine on his scale, and described the Caramel Wafer simply as "incredible."
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Fans quickly took to the comments to share their thoughts, one wrote: "Yes, he likes Irn Bru!"
Another said: "This is wild, I didn't expect bbno$ to be eating Tunnocks."
With a third adding: "Bbno$ might be the only person to not make me flinch when he says irn bru tastes like bubblegum."
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