“Hey, Dylan, how you doing, buddy?” a Black content creator named Andre P. White started his epic clap back video.
Dylan, the young man mentioned in the greeting, left a racist remark in the comment section of a video where White discussed former President Theodore Roosevelt, labeling him a “supervillain” and expressing his belief that Mount Rushmore should not exist.
“I made a video on Teddy Roosevelt, minding my business, and you thought it would be just hilarious to comment this [“Get back in chains”] unprovoked… thinking I wouldn’t see it,” the TikToker, who also goes by D Piddy, said on Tuesday, Aug, 1. “Jokes on you. I’m God. Welcome to Hell.”
“I get really irritated at these private profiles, thinking they could just go around the platform being racist, bigoted and thinking that they won’t get checked. Your profile is private, but guess what, I’m God,” he reiterated.
Using his detective skills, White unearthed some biographical facts about young Dylan. He learned that the troll was a teen volunteer firefighter serving with an Indiana fire department. Unsure if Dylan was a minor, he refrained from disclosing his last name or showing his face.
Age aside, White said today would be a day for Dylan to learn a valuable lesson.
Using the right tools, the educator successfully reached out to Dylan’s supervisor and mother to let them know what he did.
