Woman catches a date talking to a girl rated ‘7/10 BJ’ on his phone

A woman says her date got out of the car to take a call from his mother. However, his Bluetooth was still connected to the car, resulting in the infotainment system displaying the caller ID information: “Rachel bj 7/10.”

Anna Malygon (@maligoshik)’s video on the subject has been viewed well over 20 million times.

Anna mused in the clip’s caption, “What should I do :)))”

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what should I do :)))

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There have been a number of TikTokers who haven’t been shy about sharing their opinions on what they think she should do. Several joked that she should get the car moving and effectively ran over the man taking his call with Rachel BJ 7/10 while standing in front of the vehicle.

“Just drive forward baby,” wrote one user. Another commented: “Start the car?”

Someone else joked that Anna misunderstood the whole situation and that the woman he was talking to was a participant in a martial arts class that he keeps losing to. “This is just Rachael from the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu class (bj). He 7-10 against them,” they said.

Others suggested that since Anna probably had Bluetooth access to the man’s contacts via the car’s infotainment system, she should add another person to his call. “Press ‘add call’ and add his actual mother,” said one.

There were some people who couldn’t understand why Anna was so calm. “How are you still in the car? My madness would come out so quickly,” said another.

And then there were those who weren’t so sure the person in front of the car was a man, leading them to believe the video was staged. “I know a girl in a hoodie when I see one,” said one, while another added, “It literally caught my eye right away.”

Others said they noticed the caller’s nails, and if it was a video posted solely for clout, it wouldn’t be the first time on the platform. There are a number of accounts that are constantly being called upon to post content that is masquerading as real but instead features staged or produced scenarios. The New York Times has also reported on the growing number of manipulated or dubious clips being posted on the platform on a daily basis.

The Daily Dot has emailed Anna for further comment.

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