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密西西比大学新生门前两人学猴叫视频疯传:TikTok播放约950万次,校方尚未回应

2026-11-08 · 社会 · GSM News
密西西比大学新生门前两人学猴叫视频疯传:TikTok播放约950万次,校方尚未回应

11月6日晚8时37分,密西西比大学(Ole Miss)黑人女新生 Jakiyra Metcalf 公寓门前的 Ring 门铃摄像头拍下三名年轻女子经过,其中两人对着镜头学猴子动作并发出猴叫声。Metcalf 约两小时后把视频发到 TikTok 并标注校方账号,视频随后疯传,TikTok 播放量约950万次。截至11月7日晚,密西西比大学尚未确认视频中人身份,也未见就此事发表公开声明。

据 Hollywood Unlocked 与 PrimeTimer 等多家媒体转述门铃画面:第一名女子跳进画面、捶打自己胸口并学猴叫,第二名女子凑得更近、跟着学叫,第三人跟在后面微笑,没有加入、也没有出面制止。Metcalf 在发帖时写道:「这件事要怎么说?」并标注了密西西比大学官方账号。

11月7日一早,Metcalf 在评论区更新说,这三人并非陌生人,而是住在她楼上的邻居;她还表示,有进展时会再向关注者更新。视频扩散很快:Baller Alert 发稿时,该帖已有逾63.1万个赞和3.4万次转发;Where Is The Buzz 称不到24小时点赞逾77.5万、转发逾6.3万次。大量评论要求校方处理此事,也有网友在网上流传自称认出的姓名。

需要说明的是,网上流传的涉事者姓名未经任何可信媒体确认,密西西比大学也没有确认视频中人是否为该校学生。本稿不刊登这些未确认姓名,只记录门铃视频本身、发帖人的公开说明与目前的公开回应状态。

前 NFL 球员、作家 Emmanuel Acho 在 X 等平台回应这段视频时写道,种族主义「不是意外,不是反射动作,也不是一时失言,而是主动选择拿历史、痛苦和系统性贬损去攻击另一个人,只因为对方的肤色」,并反问:「为什么要选择做一个种族主义者?」

这不是密西西比大学第一次出现学猴叫事件。据 Baller Alert 梳理,2024年5月,该校一场支持巴勒斯坦的抗议活动中,一名白人学生被拍到对一名黑人女子跳跃并学猴叫;其所属兄弟会随后将他除名,校方启动了学生行为调查。Baller Alert 还指出,黑人占密西西比州人口近四成,但截至2024年,黑人学生只占密西西比大学学生总数约11%。

Viral Ring Video Shows Two Women Making Monkey Noises at a Black Ole Miss Student's Door; 9.5 Million TikTok Views, University Yet to Respond

At 8:37 p.m. on November 6, a Ring doorbell camera outside the apartment of Jakiyra Metcalf, a Black freshman at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), recorded three young women walking past, two of whom imitated monkeys and made monkey noises at the camera. Metcalf, who lists herself as a member of the university's class of 2030, posted the clip to TikTok about two hours later and tagged the university. The video has since spread widely, reaching about 9.5 million views on TikTok. As of Saturday evening, November 7, Ole Miss had not confirmed who is in the video, and no public statement from the school on the incident had surfaced.

According to Hollywood Unlocked, PrimeTimer and other outlets describing the doorbell footage, the first woman hops into the frame, beats her chest and makes monkey noises; a second woman moves in closer and echoes the noises; a third trails behind smiling, neither joining in nor intervening. Posting the clip, Metcalf wrote, "what do we have to say about this ??" and tagged the official Ole Miss account.

Early on November 7, Metcalf added in the comments that the women were not strangers: "We just found out they are our upstairs neighbors." She also wrote that she would give an update when there was one. The clip spread quickly: Baller Alert reported more than 631,000 likes and 34,000 shares within a day, and Where Is The Buzz put the figures at more than 775,000 likes and 63,000 shares in under 24 hours. Many commenters demanded action from the university, and some circulated names they believed belonged to the women.

Those circulating names have not been confirmed by any credible media outlet, and the university has not confirmed whether the women in the video are its students. This report does not publish the unconfirmed names; it records only the doorbell video itself, the poster's public statements and the response status so far.

Former NFL player and author Emmanuel Acho responded to the clip on X and other platforms, writing that racism "is not an accident, it is not a reflex, it is not a slip of the tongue" but "a conscious, active decision to weaponize history, pain, and systemic degradation against another human being simply because of the color of their skin," and asking, "Why choose to be racist?"

It is not the first monkey-noise incident at Ole Miss. As Baller Alert recounted, in May 2024 a white student was recorded jumping up and down and making monkey noises at a Black woman during a pro-Palestinian protest on campus; his fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, removed him, and the university opened a student conduct investigation. Baller Alert also noted that Black Mississippians make up nearly 40 percent of the state's population, while Black students made up only about 11 percent of the Ole Miss student body as of 2024.

来源:Jakiyra Metcalf 的 TikTok 原帖

发布:GSM·美国(发布链接)

图片来源:图:密西西比大学地标建筑 Lyceum(资料图,HAL333 摄,CC BY-SA 4.0,经 Wikimedia Commons),非事发公寓。/ The Lyceum, the University of Mississippi's landmark building (file photo by HAL333, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons); not the apartment in the video.

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