Ayesha Curry is Getting a Cooking Show and Everyone is Razzing Her for Razzing Hoes

This is my favorite meme in quite some time. It was recently announced that Ayesha Curry is getting a cooking show on Food Network, tentatively called At Home with Ayesha. (Food Network, here's a free one: Curry Dishes.) This is fine news, whatever, but in response, the internet is sending up Ayesha for her schoolmarmish ways. Curry has tweeted about women and fashion in the past, noting how the modern trend seems to be to show a lot of skin, which she disagrees with. That is her right, of course, but since she's famous she caught some flack for it, with some even saying she was slut-shaming.

Everyone's into barely wearing clothes these days huh? Not my style. I like to keep the good stuff covered up for the one who matters
— Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) December 6, 2015

Just looking at the latest fashion trends. I'll take classy over trendy any day of the week. #saturdaynightinsight
— Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) December 6, 2015

Here's a response to someone tweeting how they wanted to have a threesome with Ayesha and her husband, Steph.

Yes maybe one day we will play a round of golf together… https://t.co/nJA4UAFefO
— Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) January 18, 2016

Pretty harmless stuff, but Curry has found herself as a sort of unwitting figurehead for What Women Should Be Like. She's devoutly religious, like her husband, in a committed relationship, wholesome, and attractive. She has been posited as the "anti-hoe," mostly by dudes, and that has paved the way for a tremendous meme that pushes back against that notion, with Ayesha casually razzing the morally looser folks of the world while preparing her dishes.

"And now you lightly spread the seasoning, instead of your legs, then let it sear for about three minutes per side." pic.twitter.com/NGrC2w1WXq
— #000000 (@audacityofDOPE_) April 1, 2016

"Now remember, this recipe yields three servings, so all you naked hoes with no family will have to divide." pic.twitter.com/AUXZovCPkE
— #000000 (@audacityofDOPE_) April 1, 2016

"If they learned to cook some thighs instead of posting theirs on IG they would have a family too, right Riley?" pic.twitter.com/nPVKYVY8NA
— #000000 (@audacityofDOPE_) April 1, 2016

"Only add a respectable amount of salt. Then again what do you ladies know about respectability" pic.twitter.com/TEYTqfnLvP
— MatthewNextDoor (@Mattie___baby) April 1, 2016

"And make sure you have lots of thyme, unlike the ladies who don't have time to stop being a hoe" pic.twitter.com/iLqF9FuRbZ
— StuffyJulius (@FunnyJulius) April 1, 2016

"I'm going to let my HUSBAND have a taste, not the whole neighborhood like y'all hoes" pic.twitter.com/Pb0nMcUZUy
— Kayla (@KAYbeginskiss) April 1, 2016

"Now this will feed the whole family and by family I mean u and lil zay zay since his father is home with his wife" pic.twitter.com/LhMytNmwdX
— Lie Skin Rob (@MrRedMartian) April 1, 2016

"Ladies the steak must be pulled out in time so try your best because I know y'all like to let the meat marinate" pic.twitter.com/ipEgVotJtH
— Med (@OG_Mind) April 1, 2016

"I used olive oil to marinate this steak, Extra virgin. But ya'll hoez wouldn't know about that kind of purity" pic.twitter.com/LEmEfyXFbi
— Kamo's Palate (@Kamos_Palate) April 1, 2016

"I think you all will enjoy my recipes because unlike most of you gals I don't put just anything in my mouth" pic.twitter.com/sE32QEuh7W
— Man Law (@JHatesSports) April 1, 2016

I don't know when her show starts, but this is a good meme.