When you order a piping hot plate of wings, you shouldn't have to tell your server to hold the racism.

Buffalo Wild Wings trended on Twitter Friday after a hacker reportedly took control of their account and released a slew of profane-laced, racist tweets aimed at various people online.

In the now-deleted thread of tweets, the alleged hacker repeatedly used the n-word. One tweet, featuring the symbol/moniker associated with Ice Poseidon, called activist and filmmaker Tariq Nasheed a "racist coon." Nasheed and his family were victims to a swatting incident, which he believed was a targeted assassination in connection to a group of white nationalists, reports Atlanta Black Star.

“They were told that there were bombs in the house and that I had my wife kidnapped and tied up,” he told Fox 11. “It was just a whole thing they made up, and the police kind of suspected it could be a swatting thing.”

Another tweet targeted young British girl Madeleine McCann who vanished during a trip in Portugal in 2007. Take a look at some of the screenshots:

Buffalo Wild Wings is about to claim they accidentally ate some boneless ambien. pic.twitter.com/ySIHG57Ypp

— Kyle Ayers (@kyleayers) June 1, 2018

Congrats to Roseanne on her new job as Buffalo Wild Wings’ social media director

— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) June 1, 2018

Finally Buffalo Wild Wings verified that they were hacked. But I still have a bunch of white supremacists harassing me because of the tweet from the BWW account.. I'm willing to settle out of court for an 80 piece order of Lemon Pepper wings, and some curly fries https://t.co/hbPWKPyoOG

— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) June 2, 2018

As the tweets became more racist, the engagement rate went up. USA TODAY reports the string of tweets began sometime around 7:30 p.m. and went unchecked for nearly 20 minutes.

"Buffalo Wild Wings’ Twitter account was hacked," the company told USA TODAY in a statement. "We’re sorry that our fans had to see those awful posts, which obviously did not come from us. We are in touch with our Twitter representatives and will pursue the appropriate action against the individuals involved."

Meanwhile, they may need to change their password.

Buffalo Wild Wings racist tweets

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