“Disgusting behavior”: Ja’Marr Chase’s viral hand placement on his girlfriend has fans spiraling and screaming

You’d think a mirror selfie wouldn’t break the internet in 2025, but when it involves Bengals star Ja’Marr Chase, fans simply can’t behave. The Pro Bowl receiver posted a steamy photo with his girlfriend and boom social media exploded.

We’re talking full chaos: thirst traps, dad jokes, right-wing one-liners, and good ol’ NFL-style misogyny.It wasn’t just a cute couple moment. It turned into a full-blown timeline war, with fans debating her past, his choices, and what the hand placement really meant. Here's everything going down in the aftermath of the most controversial mirror selfie of the season.

Ja’Marr Chase’s mirror selfie with girlfriend goes viral and fans immediately lost it

The photo, now viral, shows Ja’Marr Chase cozying up with his girlfriend in front of an ornate wooden mirror.

She’s holding the phone, he’s holding her waist (hand notably…low), and the whole vibe screams “we’re good, we look good, life’s good.”

It was clearly meant to be intimate and casual but NFL Twitter took it personally. Within hours, the post racked up hundreds of thousands of views, TikTok reposts, and a storm of “what is he doing” replies.The energy? Equal parts “king behavior” and “delete this now, Ja’Marr.”

The comment section spiraled into chaos: support, slut-shaming, Trump references, and pure delusion

As always, the internet overdelivered.

It’s like every corner of Twitter showed up, NFL fans, gossip trolls, incels, and bored uncles. Somehow, one photo became a Rorschach test for everyone’s insecurities, politics, and parasocial fantasies.

This wasn’t a scandal. It wasn’t even a soft launch. But when NFL stars post their love lives, the internet reacts like it’s the Super Bowl.The comments reveal something deeper: how athletes’ relationships get projected onto by fans.

Some people idolize them, others weirdly gatekeep who they date. And when that person’s a confident, attractive woman with a visible past? Prepare for instant misogyny and slut-shaming dressed up as concern.Add a dash of political memes and alpha-male energy, and boom, a casual selfie turns into NFL Twitter’s culture war of the day.Ja’Marr Chase is unbothered, his girlfriend is glowing, and together they’re living rent-free in thousands of fans’ heads. Whether people are simping, judging, or spiraling, one thing’s clear: social media still can’t handle when a Black athlete posts his girl with confidence.Also read - Joe Burrow’s home got robbed and the pawn shop owner just pleaded guilty