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An American's Tripadvisor review of Liverpool has people in stitches

An American's Tripadvisor review of Liverpool has people in stitches
Steps performs Tragedy in 1999 Christmas special
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An American's Tripadvisor review has become a TikTok sensation after a "man dressed as an adult baby" brutally called out a tourist's wife for not knowing who Steps are.

"I still think about this Tripadvisor review at least once a month," the TikToker wrote alongside a screenshot of the post which saw the Liverpudlian call his wife a "mad yank sl*t".

It read: "My wife and I visited Liverpool for our 30th wedding anniversary from Texas. Our evening was ruined when a man dressed as an adult baby called my wife a "Mad yank sl*t" because she'd never heard of a band called Steps. [sic]"

Hundreds of fellow TikTokers flooded the viral clip, with one saying she was glad the couple was treated to an "authentic experience".

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"I'm not sure what sort of reaction was expected when they didn't know Steps," a second wrote.

Meanwhile, one harsh TikTok critic was "baffled" by the choice of location to celebrate their anniversary.

"I've never even been to England and somehow I feel this sounds right," another joked.

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The review was soon shared on a popular Reddit thread, with puns rolling in thick and fast.

One user claimed the candid Tripadvisor comments were left under a particular restaurant "which, anyone from Liverpool will tell you, isn't the most high class way to experience the city by a long shot."

"I'd rate this review around a 5,6,7,8," another joked, while another chimed in: "It’s a Tragedy."

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It comes after the 90s band released their What The Future Holds (Live) album earlier this month.

The collection features snippets from their most recent two-part album, along with their biggest hits.

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