So how bad do you crave the chisme? Be real. I’m pretty sure I can speak for all of us when I say that pretty much everyone is down for gossip.

Like try and tell me you aren’t the person that peers down from their window when they hear an argument outside. Or that you aren’t the type that glances over at the phone of the person sitting next to you on the Metro.

Well one woman has taken that need for chisme to the next level.

In La Virginia, Colombia, a gossipy neighbor needed to know exactly what was going down in her vecina’s home. So this happened.

Yup. She got herself, well her head really, stuck between the bars of the house she was trying to spy on. The woman remained stuck for five hours, five hours, until rescuers arrived to cut away the metal bars.

I mean we’re all down for gossip but you have to exercise caution when trying to get the tea.

Translation: “The supposed curiosity of a woman in Colombia nearly got her killed…”

Like I’m pretty sure nobody wants to get that kind of a headline written about them after going viral.

To be fair…we don’t know for sure if the woman was actually snooping but after going viral, social media was quick to jump to that conclusion.

And yes, some in the photo were definitely laughing at her.

I mean like if I was there I’d be laughing too.

One suggested the man laughing in the photo had to be her husband.

Translation: “Look how the husband shits with laughter”

Because only a husband could get away with laughing at this. And even that’s a stretch.

And now from Colombia to Honduras to the U.S., the woman has made international headlines.

But luckily for her, at least her face isn’t visible in any of the photos so la chimosa mas famosa remains anonymous. For now.

Making headlines isn’t exactly what you want to do when you set out to spy on your vecinos.

Translation: “If she wanted to go unnoticed, she didn’t succeed.”

Usually, you want to be as discreet as possible. It’s safe to say, this woman was not.

But many on Twitter had nothing but mad props to offer this hardcore chismosa.

pic.twitter.com/i8JO6tptfv

— Paola (@pow_718) May 20, 2019

As one Twitter user replied to a post about the woman by Remezcla, #Respect. You keep doing you just be more careful next time.

READ: New Study Says The 52 Minutes We Spend Gossiping A Day Is Actually Good For The Soul

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In early 2018, Nike launched some sportswear for women and Twitter got a hold of it because something about them looked oddly familiar.

The khaki and black combo — which averages about $160 for the set — is actually very similar to certain uniforms in Mexico.

As Luis Ricardo from Puebla, Mexico, said on Twitter, the company must have been inspired by their public school uniforms.

Cómo dice la SEP "mantén los pants iguales hasta que venga Nike y se inspire en ellos" ¡y funcionó! pic.twitter.com/sFVfIqzeUA

— Luis Ricardo???? (@luisritx) February 22, 2018

“Like SEP says, ‘Keep the same pants until Nike gets inspired by them.’ And it worked,” @RamosAparte tweeted.

The new line is almost identical to that of uniforms delegated by the Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), which is known as Mexico’s public school system.

A publication in Mexico also agreed.

???? La nueva colección de #Nike que te mandará de vuelta a la secundaria técnica https://t.co/2fF4z2AAib pic.twitter.com/iAobmTKImN

— Milenio.com (@Milenio) February 22, 2018

“The new #Nike collection will take you back to secondary school,” @Mileno added.

The color scheme is just too similar.

People straight up clowned Nike for the similarities.

I'm choking. Literally so many school uniforms in Mexico look like this. https://t.co/hbw6EWRw67

— Idalia Topete (@idalia_topete) February 23, 2018

They really are so similar to the school uniforms that it is hard not to clown them on it.

Some people on Twitter are having flashbacks to their school days.

Yep, I remember seeing these everyday. ????????https://t.co/Smd4hKuhol

— Janel ????⚡ (@jvalles24) February 23, 2018

Imagine walking into a store and seeing your old school uniforms as the height of fashion. Talk about shook.

Others believe they can easily replicate the “fresh” look.

I'm gonna ask my cousins to send me their old uniforms then just add the Nike logo lmao ????????????
https://t.co/2N8MV51Z0R

— Danny Bibiano (@DannyBibiano630) February 23, 2018

That is genius. Who wants to send me their uniforms so I can be all cool and stuff?

Some think the designer is just into Mexico’s taste in fashion.

i know i know, mexico is an inspiration we knew that already https://t.co/oZz6hHMZKA

— jen (@royalpendragcn) February 23, 2018

When is Mexico not an inspiration?

But how many times have you seen school uniforms dictate fashion trends?

https://twitter.com/flyestcouple/status/966839617205952512

We’ll wait.

Some people did seem less than thrilled that it seems the coporation ripped off a Mexican school uniform.

Wouldn't be the first time a foreign company became "inspired" by Mexican work. https://t.co/wkfmS52wih

— Jorge APB (@ZefMex) February 22, 2018

Others hope Mexico is getting some kind of royalty check from the designers.

I hope @Nike is paying whoever created Mexico’s school uniforms, the similarities are undeniable https://t.co/ENs2zqdbBt

— Sɑϻвɑ™ ???????????????????????? (@iiSamba) February 22, 2018

READ: Nike Is Dropping The “Los Primeros Pack” Designed By Latino Street Artists For Hispanic Heritage Month And They Went All Out

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