"They was scared lowkey", "Live footage of the Jake Paul negotiations" - Fans react to Mike Tyson becoming latest victim of viral TikTok trend

Boxing luminary Mike Tyson was spotted jumping around for a TikTok trend, and fans are thoroughly entertained.

A wildly popular TikTok trend has been making rounds on social media. The trend is a prank that involves two or more people standing in a circle or line. They chant "Just give me my money" one at a time, often in a funny, dramatic tone. The other participants applaud enthusiastically after each declaration.

However, when someone who is not in on the joke joins with their own version of the phrase, which almost always happens last, they are met with awkward silence.

Two brave TikTokers persuaded the legendary knockout artist to follow the trend but backed down when it came time to maintain the long, awkward silence over Tyson's line and instead let out a hearty laugh, presumably to relieve stress at the Bronxville brawler's vacant stare.

Many fans found the interaction amusing, and their reactions were a mix of wholesomeness and wit:

"this is live footage of the jake paul negotiations" shared one user

"They was scared lowkey, you supposed to look at them longer and be silent" commented one user

"These tiktokers are not afraid of getting a punch in the face" observed one user

"Watching this video of Micheal Tyson really make me feel so emotional" shared another user

More reactions can be seen below:

Fan reactions

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Mike Tyson's last opponent gives a word of advice to Jake Paul

Mike Tyson retired with a 50-6 record, including 44 knockouts. Tyson's last professional opponent was Kevin McBride. The former heavyweight journeyman recently advised Jake Paul to look out for one thing during his fight with the 58-year-old.

The Irishman was the last man Tyson faced before retiring from professional boxing 19 years ago. Although 'Iron' Mike lost to McBride, he gave him plenty of problems in the ring and even a nipple bite, as the Bronxville native was visibly irked with his opponent's 6'8" stature.

Talking with Instant Casino, McBride reminisces about the time he shared the ring with the legendary pugilist and offered a word of advice to Jake Paul on fighting 'Iron Mike':

"I'd warn Jake Paul to make sure Mike doesn't spit his mouthpiece out because if he does you never know what's going to happen. You don't know what Mike Tyson is going to do, he's a fearsome man. It takes balls to get in the ring with Tyson even in his fifties, whether you're a YouTuber or a fighter, it takes big balls, Tyson is no joke."

The fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, which was postponed in July, is now scheduled for November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. The fight titled 'The Baddest Man on the Planet' will be available to stream on Netflix.