Bone Thugs Become ‘Boneless Thugs-N-Harmony’ After Trying B-Dubs’ New Boneless Wings – Will Boneless Wings Finally Get the Respect They Deserve?

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Boneless or traditional wings?

No idea polarizes a group of friends on wing night more.

You’re either unwavering in your dedication to boneless wings or morally opposed to the very idea, staunch and iron-fisted in your chicken wing traditionalism.

And those in the latter camp tend to endlessly mock their boneless brethren over their order. Boneless wing lovers are bullied, harassed, and made to feel small by the Bone-Inners in an enduring and systemic act of persecution that future generations will deem barbaric.

Especially online:

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Today, we say this:

Boo, these people.

After years of being the punching bag for men who think eating chicken with a bone spikes their testosterone and increases their bench, the boneless devotees finally have a voice to bring some Harmony.

Legendary rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony weighed in on the debate today – with 25 years of changing the game under their belt, the Grammy-Award winning group is now changing their name. After trying Buffalo Wild Wings all-new boneless wings, the group announced they’ll officially be going by “Boneless Thugs-N-Harmony” until further notice.

The Boneless Thugs arrived at their decision after trying Buffalo Wild Wings’ all new boneless wings which recently hit their sports bars nationwide. This new wing is a part of B-Dubs’ mission to make boneless too good for debate and features a bigger piece of chicken, less breading, and all around packs more flavor into every bite.

We got a chance to swing by the Boneless Thugs recording session to learn more about their transition from Bone to Boneless – which they hope will help boneless wings finally get the respect they deserve.

Krazie Boneless

How do these new Buffalo Wild Wings boneless wings taste different from other boneless wings?

Well, they hot as hell, for one. They’re spicier than a lot of other places, you know what I’m saying? There’s a lot of flavor.

Yeah, what about dipping sauce? Are you a ranch guy? Blue cheese guy?

Yeah, I like both. I like ranch and I like blue cheese. A lot of people don’t like blue cheese, but I love blue cheese. Definitely.

Yeah. And then are you going for the carrots and celery? Or are you going for like something else?

Oh no, the carrots and celery is definitely good. Trying to be healthy at the same time, eating wings.

Any other flavors? 

That’s another thing. I really don’t like sweet food, you know what I’m saying? So it’s like, I can’t eat orange chicken or none of that. Anything that’s sweet, especially with chicken. I don’t like it.

I just like my food to be regular. Just seasoned. You know what I’m saying? Like with seasoning, and I’m good. I love lemon pepper.

Flesh-n-Boneless

I heard your like your wings hot. 

Yea. The mango’s good too. The twist, little sizzling twist to it man. Yeah, mostly hot.

I liked the different variety of hot.

What about ranch or blue cheese? Which are you going for?

Bleu cheese every few dips. You’ve gotta have a few dips. Neutralizes the hot.

If you’re going boneless, do you eat it with a fork?

Nah.

Fingers for the boneless?

Yeah, you got to get it in there. That’s a good style. It just tastes better with your fingers.

*Points at chain* That almost looks like a boneless wing. Is that actually a boneless wing?

Boneless bling.

 

But for one member of the group, Layzie Bone, the choice to give up his identity as a bone guy wasn’t so easy. Dare I say, he was at a..

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Crossroads?

(Hold your applause)

With Buffalo Wild Wings making their new boneless wings irresistible and one of the greatest rap groups of all-time repping them, I’d say it was a pretty good day for the Boneless Wingers.

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Matt’s love of writing was born during a sixth grade assembly when it was announced that his essay titled “Why Drugs Are Bad” had taken first prize in D.A.R.E.’s grade-wide contest. The anti-drug people gave him a $50 savings bond for his brave contribution to crime-fighting, and upon the bond’s maturity 10 years later, he used it to buy his very first bag of marijuana.