What do you mean you can't step on my Chelsea?

The sentence "You can't step on my Chelsea" comes from Tik Tok blogger @ Star Cheng Youcai. In his videos, he often wears a red storm with a golden Chelsea, which is in sharp contrast to the blue enchantress worn by Pi Xiaolang and is teased by netizens. And he loves his Chelsea leather boots very much, so when Pi Xiaolang stepped on Chelsea, he had this hero who could be wronged, but you can't step on my Chelsea.

Cheng Youcai and Pi Xiaolang often shoot videos together. They should be from the same place. In addition, their styles are super imaginative, and even their beloved Chelsea can be interchanged. Therefore, many netizens don't know whether they are stupid or not. Many netizens shouted in the comment area how to distinguish Pi Xiaolang from Cheng Youcai, and some netizens expressed envy that a village should have two guardians.

chelsea boots originated from British Victorian equestrian boots, and once became a big hit because of the legendary band Beatles, which was popular all over the world. Features: low heel, round toe, no shoelaces, non-high heel, ankle-high. The front and back of the shoes are made of different leather materials, and the boots are tightened by elastic bands on the side.

explanation of network terms

network terms are informal languages that are popular on the internet. Most of them are homophonic and misspelled words, but also pictographic words and classic quotations that have aroused popularity in the forum. These languages became popular on the Internet and then integrated into our daily life. Most of them are funny, sarcastic, praising and spoofing words or sentences.

MM (girl), MM may be the most popular pinyin abbreviation in the network, and even a new word (girl) has been derived from pinyin. This slightly accented pronunciation makes people feel a little ambiguous, and the words themselves make people have beautiful reverie. Since then, some similar words have been derived: GG (brother), JJ (sister), DD (younger brother), etc., with a modification, PLMM (beautiful girl), to sum up, XDJM (brothers and sisters).