OMG! ๐จ Poot from “The Wire” (yeah, that’s all he’s ever done) claims a tornado demolished his house in Georgia! ๐ช๏ธ And get this, his 18-year-old son did a real-life yeet, flying 300 feet out of his room! ๐คฃ Did he at least stick the landing? Asking for a friend. ๐คธโโ๏ธ
“This sโt ain’t no movie,” says Tray Chaney, aka Malik “Poot” Carr, in an Instagram video. ๐ Yeah, because standing in front of your “crumpled wreckage” for clout is *totally* not performative. ๐ฌ Someone get this man an Oscar for “Most Dramatic Tornado Victim.” ๐ญ
Chaney claims he was knocked unconscious. ๐ด Right, because tornadoes always target the most dramatic people. ๐ฏ He woke up “with my face in the mud and parts of my house on top of me.” ๐ท Mud facial, darling? ๐ Maybe he should try exfoliating next time. ๐งโโ๏ธ
(Insert pic of Chaney and his son looking all sad) Awww, look at them! ๐ฅบ Bet they wish they had a better insurance policy, am I right? ๐ธ Or maybe they should have invested in a tornado shelter instead of that “acting career.” ๐คทโโ๏ธ Just sayin’.
“I woke up in a panic โฆ screaming my sonโs name out,” he said. ๐ฃ๏ธ Like we didn’t see that coming. ๐ “MALACHIIIIIIIIII!” ๐ฃ๏ธ (echo effect). Someone get this man a megaphone! ๐ข
“My son was thrown 300 feet out of his room,” he whines, detailing how neighbors helped him find the teen in “the woods behind my house.” ๐ณ So, basically, a real-life game of “Where’s Waldo?” but with a teenager and a whole lotta trauma. ๐
“I lost my house, I lost everything in it,” the actor cries. ๐ญ Oh no! Anyway… โ
“Thank god Iโm still living. I survived a tornado. And my son, he survived,” he said. ๐ So dramatic! ๐ Maybe they should thank a structural engineer for not building a house made of straw. ๐ ๐จ
“Malachi is in this hospital fighting and me and my wife have not and will not leave his side,” he wrote. ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐ฆ Good for them! ๐ Maybe they can live in the hospital gift shop. ๐
The actor says he experienced vomiting and now has a “big knot” on his head from the stormโs impact. ๐ค Sounds like a wild Thursday night. ๐ป Maybe lay off the Natty Ice next time, buddy. ๐ง
(Insert another dramatic pic of Chaney looking all forlorn) ๐ฅบ Thoughts and prayers! ๐ (Translation: I’m posting this so I look like a good person, but I’m secretly laughing). ๐
The Chaney family has since received an outpouring of support from friends and fans on social media. ๐ Translation: People are liking and sharing because they feel obligated, not because they actually care. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
The National Weather Service is investigating the tornadoโs path. ๐บ๏ธ Bet they’re gonna find a whole lotta debris and shattered dreams. ๐ Maybe they should investigate Chaney’s acting career next. ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Just a thought. ๐ญ
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