Black Twitter recently dragged popular motivational speaker Coach Stormy for calling her friend’s BBQ plate “low vibration.”

The hoopla began when motivational speaker Tammy Price uploaded a TikTok video of her friend, Stormy, talking down on her plate of food. Price’s plate was filled with delicious BBQ staples, including corn, ribs, a hot dog, chicken wings, and more, but her fellow motivational speaker and fitness enthusiast felt it was unnecessarily full. As such, Stormy made it her duty to inform Price that her platter was “low vibration.”

“I would never eat a plate that looks like this. You couldn’t even pay me a million dollars to do that to myself. I deserve better than that,” a disgusted Stormy said to Price, who appeared to have really wanted to enjoy her meal. “I would have been like, “It’s low vibration, and you took it. I would have been like, ‘Don’t play me like that. I’ll tell you what I want; you don’t tell me what I want.'”

Price responded in defense of her food, saying, “So my thought process is, you can put it on my plate, but I don’t have to eat it. I got the discipline.”

“I wouldn’t even look at it. That makes you look bad. I’m a queen. A queen’s plate don’t look like that,” Stormy fired back. “If we put these two plates together and say who’s royalty, they would say this person… That’s a hood rat.”

The woman, who was clearly hungry, accepted her friend’s comments saying Stormy was “teaching” her a valuable lesson.

“Some people just give people what they want them to have, and some people just accept it. And Stormy is teaching me right now, don’t accept what they put on your plate,” she said.

Naturally, Black Twitter got a hold of the video and called the detox tea queen’s logic trash and insensitive.

“Like how the f**k else is a plate at a BARBECUE supposed to look b***h? Your homegirl a poor low vibration a*s b***h cause she got a plate at a cookout? I would’ve [thrown] the plate at storm, idc,” @drutejada tweeted.

“Licking your fingers after every bite, sitting with your legs spread open, using a styrofoam plate lmaooo what about any of that screams royalty,” @oddjobscelle jeered.

“Getting so sick of you femininity coaches. What the hell is a low vibration plate?” user @jaxajueny wrote.

“Guess I’m a hoodrat,” award-winning actress Keke Palmer hilariously chimed in.

“How a plate got low vibrations? Why is your plate vibrating at all?” @_sinycal wrote.

Coach Stormy hasn’t responded to the backlash from Black Twitter. Instead, she shared a new Instagram video with the caption, “High Vibrational challenge loading, details inside!!” on Oct. 4.