[New post] Midnight Mania! Police Investigating Darren Till For Memeing Too Hard
PunchDrunkGamer posted: "Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC via Getty ImagesBringing you the weird and wild from the world of MMA each and every weeknight! Welcome to Midnight Mania! Darren Till has a social media presence like few other professional fighters. I cannot actually lo"
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Darren Till has a social media presence like few other professional fighters. I cannot actually load his Instagram page at the moment due to the following controversy, but Till has accrued a substantial amount of followers thanks to his erratic trash talk and general humor. Who can forget his never ending saga with Mike Perry, which enraged "Platinum" to the point of blocking?
Well, it appears that Till may have crossed a line this time. A few days ago, Till posted a meme mocking transgender pregnancy, and based on the absence of his Instagram account, he's been at least temporarily banned from the platform. In addition, Till's post was reported to Merseyside Police, who are currently investigating the incident per LiverPoolEcho.
If anyone was expecting an apologetic Till, think again! The British striker later declared himself un-cancelable, and post on his (still functioning) Twitter account in defense of his actions.
See Till's tweet, as well as the original post, below:
Fuck imagine being a detective and this came across your desk to investigate, id fucking piss myself lol. pic.twitter.com/vWoOwqptBs
"The post got 100k likes," Till tweeted. "It was a successful day of posting on Instagram I would say… I've got a belter post this weekend for u, even more offensive. turn post notifications on!"
This is an odd story, but it somehow fits the pattern of both Darren Till and UFC fighters on social media. For one, this is not Till's first clash with Johnny Law. He got into a verbal altercation with police officers earlier this year about mask usage, and he also was accused of drunkenly stealing a taxi.
From a bigger picture perspective, UFC fighters are generally less media-schooled than most of their professional athlete peers, which can lead to some ... interesting Instagram posts and tweets. Sometimes, this leads to backlash, either from the general public or from UFC itself.
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