Alas, Africa Now Has Its Own #SaltBae

Over the past four days or so, the internet has gone wild over Turkish chef and restaurant owner, Nusret Gökçe, as he takes thirst trapping to a whole other level with meat, salt and his killer knife skills.

As you take a look below, you'll ask yourself a couple of times, "What the hell did I just watch?"

Ottoman steak ?

A video posted by nusr_et (@nusr_et) on Jan 7, 2017 at 2:44am PST

But because the Internet, the chef's videos went viral under #SaltBae, and different online communities began to make their own hilarious memes out of his numerous videos—but this one by self-proclaimed "future movie star" from Kenya, Seth Gor, takes the cake.

Not only does he show off how he works an avocado, he makes it known that he's Africa's own #SaltBae.

CHEF_GOR EL VACADO ????? PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL "THE VINEYARD SHOW".. Link on bio..we got aloot of awesome skits coming thru!! ????

A video posted by Seth Gor (@seth_gor) on Jan 11, 2017 at 1:23am PST

As you're reading this, the video is spreading like wildfire, and African Twitter can't get enough of this parody:

Guys look at the African #Saltbae. TEARS ? ??????? pic.twitter.com/T6lOQJUxbn

— Georgesketch (@Georgesketch) January 11, 2017

@Georgesketch the seed into dustbin killed me ???

— JoeySlick (@_Asante_) January 11, 2017

??HAHAHA but what is wrong with this @seth_gor person ?? pic.twitter.com/lHD3XFQyVr

— JOEmie Lannister⚔ (@JoeWMuchiri) January 11, 2017

If you guys don't make the African #saltbae trend you're all going to hell???

pic.twitter.com/aKmBDn1lzH

— Akœndu_ (@DavidAkondu) January 11, 2017

Sigh. I love us.