Name: Stormzy gives life advice to little girl who dips McDonald's fries in her milkshake
Uploaded: 2020-01-30T11:30:08+00:00
Description: Stormzy appeared on BBC Radio One's "Unpopular Opinion" segment and spoke to a little girl about dipping fries in milkshake.

Stormzy gives life advice to little girl who dips McDonald's fries in her milkshake

"I don't wanna crush Fearn's dreams."

If you want to watch something truly adorable today, watch this clip of Stormzy talking to a little girl who loves to dip her McDonald's french fries in chocolate milkshake.

Now, that's an, umm, delicacy that might not be to everyone's liking. Stormzy isn't personally a fan of chip-dipping, but he didn't want to crush the dreams of Fearn, the little girl who rang up BBC Radio 1's "Unpopular Opinion" segment.

"I like dipping my chips in chocolate milkshake," said Fearn.

"I don't wanna crush Fearn's dreams," Stormzy replied, before whispering: "I don't really like it."

"Fearn, you do whatever you like, my love," Stormzy added. "If you want to dip those chips in your shake, you shake those chips."

Solid advice, right there.

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