BingChilling

Twitter 2021-05 culture peaked Updated 2026-02-15
Early 2020s Notable 16 million+ lifetime posts

First documented in May 2021 on Twitter. Reached peak activity at an earlier point and has since moderated to lower-frequency use.

Also known as: JohnCenaChinaCenaApology

Overview

#BingChilling became a viral meme after John Cena’s cringe-worthy apology video in Mandarin for calling Taiwan a “country” during a Fast & Furious 9 interview, saying he “loves and respects China.”

Cultural Impact

The incident became a symbol of Hollywood’s deference to the Chinese market and government censorship. “Bing chilling” (冰淇淋, ice cream) became a meme mocking Cena’s pandering.

Peak Moments

  • May 2021: Cena apologizes in Mandarin on Weibo
  • Taiwan Comment: Called Taiwan a “country” promoting F9
  • Meme Explosion: “Bing chilling” ice cream reference went viral
  • Western Backlash: U.S. lawmakers criticized Cena’s kowtowing
  • China Box Office: F9 earned $136M in China opening weekend

The Meme

“Bing chilling” references Cena eating ice cream in Chinese social media videos. His awkward delivery became endlessly memed.

  • #JohnCena
  • #China
  • #Taiwan
  • #Hollywood
  • #Censorship

Sources

Explore #BingChilling

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