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The Pat Mahomes Challenge is bad for the world

Let's stop with the #PatMahomesChallenge, which is a social media stunt forcing people to put ketchup on previously-delicious dishes, ruining them forever.

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes puts ketchup on stuff he eats.

This we learned from an ESPN feature on the second-year pro.

He even puts it on steak, which, if you’re eating good like a starting NFL quarterback should be, is a disgrace to expensive chunks of meat.

Heinz even jumped on a marketing opportunity, offering Mahomes Heinz for life if he hits a record 57 touchdowns by the end of the year.

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But the Mahomes-ketchup narrative took a turn on Friday, when his Chiefs teammates began the #PatMahomesChallenge. Here was Tyreek Hill putting together a ketchup sandwich with a boatload full of Hunt’s ketchup.

Put a hashtag on it, and it’ll take off.

Twitter users were quick to take on this monumental social media challenge, with pretty aggravating results. Below is some ketchup on a previously delicious dish, mac-and-cheese.

On Japanese food? Check.

Bagels. Sure.

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Cup Noodles. I guess.

And how about ketchup on ketchup?

Please, let’s not do any more of the #PatMahomesChallenge.

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