It seems that Jordan Ayew, the Olympique de Marseille (OM) striker, gained notoriety on Twitter following an altercation with English star David Beckham during a match against PSG in the Coupe de France’s eighth round. Despite not scoring a goal or being named the man of the match, Ayew made headlines for his clash with Beckham, resulting in both players receiving yellow cards.
The incident sparked a Twitter hashtag (#JordanAyewFacts), with internet users creating and sharing tweets to mock the Ghanaian player. The tweets appear to highlight perceived shortcomings or make jokes at Ayew’s expense. It’s worth noting that such hashtags and social media trends can often be driven by humor, banter, or criticism within the context of sports fandom.
Here are some examples of the tweets mentioned in your message:
- “None of your #JordanAyewFacts will upset Jordan Ayew, he can’t read.”
- “Jordan Ayew is so stupid that when Romao signed for OM, he asked if Juliette was coming too.”
- “#jordanayewfacts Jordan Ayew is such an idiot that he brings 19 people from his family to watch a movie that’s banned for 18 or older.”
- “After his Baccalaureate, Jordan Ayew reportedly said ‘The most important thing was the three points…’ #JordanAyewFacts”
Social media can be a platform for both support and criticism, and it appears that in this case, some Twitter users chose to express their opinions on Jordan Ayew through humor and satire.
