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TikTok author Emily Mariko shared a debatable video of her creating a pumpkin pie has users outraged. But some lovers imagine the video was fake.

“I’m confused. Is this comedy?” and “it’s watery” are indisputably now not the type of comments you’d need to see on your TikTok baking instructional. But for creator Emily Mariko, that is now her truth.

The internet-famous writer, identified for her meals and lifestyle content, recently posted a questionable two-part video of her creating a pumpkin pie.

Everything appears to be like nice all over the primary few seconds as she preps the pie for the oven, however then things take a turn.

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Emily takes her fall staple out of the oven and smartly, it appears a tad undercooked. Her so-called finished product that she proudly presents to audience seems to be very much unfinished.

In fact, it jiggles. Yet Emily proceeds as if everything about her pie is standard. We can't lend a hand however ask: Are we getting punk'd?

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TikTok is shook over Emily Mariko's pumpkin pie.

In the first video, Emily is noticed making the crust and filling for her pie. When she's achieved with both, she pours the filling into her from-scratch crust and places it into the oven to bake.

It's unknown how lengthy she baked it, but when she retrieved it from the oven, the whole thing about it regarded incomplete. Some customers joked that it appeared to be a pan full of "pumpkin spice latte," or "soup." Others warned Emily that she may get food poisoning from consuming it.

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Yet the display goes on. In the second one video, Emily preps some home made whipped cream for her alleged pie. Then she cuts a slice of it ever so gingerly to verify her slimy dessert does not spill.

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TikTok person accuses her if looking to move viral for it.

After Emily's pie fiasco, some creators shared their ideas on why Emily posted the ones brow-raising movies. As writer Chef Kelly Scott (@kellyscleankitchen) said in a TikTok, "Not for a second did I ever think this was real."

She explained that Emily is not only a excellent chef, but she's also social media savvy. And this was once all just a bit trick to capture users' attention.

"What makes better content than something controversial? Nothing. Controversy feeds engagement and gives her tons of money," Chef Kelly said.

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Creator @subwaycowgirl echoed Chef Kelly's theory within the video beneath: "I'm begging the people of TikTok to comprehend that when someone does slightly controversial things — 'cough cough Emily Mariko' — and gets thousands of comments and goes viral for it, they're doing it on purpose," she stated.

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So, do you suppose Emily in fact ate that pie, or was once it just a prop to lend a hand rev up her social media engagement? Whatever it was, she did get over 12 million views between the two videos which is higher than what she averages on her most of her videos.

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