DJ Khaled showed off the contents of his freezer. Folks are concerned
The Ice Cream Man cometh.
We’re not 100 percent positive, but we have a feeling that limiting sweets won’t be one of DJ Khaled’s New Year’s resolutions.
For his 50th birthday celebrations late last month, the local music star tried out almost everything on the menu at newly opened Brooklyn Chop House in Wynwood.
A few days later, the father of two checked into Klaw in Edgewater, going to town on a massive Norwegian King Crab that was bigger than his head.
And most recently Khaled went viral for showing off the contents of his freezer at his sweet mega mansion on the water.
In an Instagram video entitled “Mr. Ice Cream Man,” the “All I Do is Win” singer strolls into his sleek, all-white kitchen, pulls up to the double doors, takes a deep sigh and dives in.
Inside the packed to the rafters, meticulously organized freezer is more ice cream than the average human could consume in a year.
The top and bottom shelves are lined with cartons of Breyers. In between are pints upon pints of Ben & Jerry’s and Häagen-Dazs. The drawers below are also completely full.
Khaled is apparently not feeling like using a spoon, instead choosing one of the multitude of boxes stored in the door. We eyeballed popsicles, fruit bars and other frozen desserts from such brands as Blue Bunny, Klondike and Dove. The New Orleans native grabs some chocolate ice cream sandwiches (didn’t catch the name), grapples with the package, takes out his treat, then places the box neatly back into the freezer.
The video received almost 100,000 likes in just a few days, with many commenters concerned for the Khaled’s health.
“Freezer full of fat and sugar.”
“This ain’t the flex he thinks it is.”
“Diabetic waiting to happen.”
At least we know Khaled will be burning off some calories this week — if he gets some steps in off the golf cart. On Thursday the Grammy winner’s hosting his third annual We The Best Foundation’s Celebrity Golf Tournament in Miami Beach. Proceeds will go to Khaled’s foundation, supporting underserved communities.
