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A live-streaming host known as Seaside Girl Little Seven regularly posts clips of herself enjoying seafood, but this time, in hopes of gaining more popularity, she tried something else. And while the footage did spread across the Internet like a pirated version of Game of Thrones, it’s probably safe to say that it’s not the attention Seaside Girl Little Seven wanted.
The 50-second video was shared on popular short-video platform Kuaishou. It shows Seaside Girl Little Seven battling an octopus while trying to eat the eight-armed creature alive. The octopus apparently tried to defend itself by sticking to her face with its suckers.
The woman cried in pain as she desperately tried to remove the animal’s tentacles from her face.
Her face became nearly distorted in the process but the octopus eventually gave in and let go.
Seaside Girl Little Seven lives in the city of Lianyungang and loves seafood, according to her Kuaishou account.
She started her live-streaming channel about two weeks ago and has recorded herself eating a variety of cooked seafood including crayfish and lobsters.
But despite how short her career is, Seaside Girl Little Seven has already complained about not getting enough attention. “Why [have] none of my clips ended up on the trending topics chart?” she reportedly said in a previous clip.
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Watch the entire fight between the vlogger and the octopus in the video below
Here’s what people had to say
What do you think ?
Pumbaa 5 years ago
Plain animal cruelty. PB shouldn't give her more attention. She definately deserves the low attention she got prior.
Megawizard 14 5 years ago
Still glad that we didn't get to see her eat it alive
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Emily Huang 5 years ago
As an asian, I can bring myself to admit that our culture does frequently eat living things as a delicacy while they are still alive. However, also as an asian, I feel bad for those living things....
María Hermida 5 years ago
I don't think you should feel ashamed or apologise for what your culture does if you don't support it yourself. You are not responsible for other people's actions. I'm Spanish, and I think bull fighting is a horrendous example of extreme animal cruelty. I get mad when people say "you shouldn't speak because you Spanish enjoy bull fighting". Well, no, actually. Many of us are against all kind of "celebrations" where animals are tortured.
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Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
So.. She wants to eat it alive, but when the roles are reversed it's a problem?
Pumbaa 5 years ago
Plain animal cruelty. PB shouldn't give her more attention. She definately deserves the low attention she got prior.
Megawizard 14 5 years ago
Still glad that we didn't get to see her eat it alive
Load More Replies... Emily Huang 5 years ago
As an asian, I can bring myself to admit that our culture does frequently eat living things as a delicacy while they are still alive. However, also as an asian, I feel bad for those living things....
María Hermida 5 years ago
I don't think you should feel ashamed or apologise for what your culture does if you don't support it yourself. You are not responsible for other people's actions. I'm Spanish, and I think bull fighting is a horrendous example of extreme animal cruelty. I get mad when people say "you shouldn't speak because you Spanish enjoy bull fighting". Well, no, actually. Many of us are against all kind of "celebrations" where animals are tortured.
Load More Replies... Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
So.. She wants to eat it alive, but when the roles are reversed it's a problem?
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