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Bon Qui Qui is a slang term that refers to a stereotypical African American woman who works in customer service. She is often depicted as being rude, loud, and aggressive towards customers, using phrases such as "I will cut you" or "Don't make me come over there."

Played by actress and comedian Anjelah Johnson, Bon Qui Qui first appeared in November 2007 on 13th season of the sketch comedy show Mad TV. In the sketch, Bon Qui Qui rudely argues with and threatens customers and repeatedly attempts to call security on customers with complicated orders.

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2017年1月5日 · He’ll just do things and everyone picks up on it, and that’s kind of like Bon Qui Qui. She’ll say “Rude!” or “Sah-curity!” or “I will cut you!” and then everyone wants to say it.

Bon Qui Qui -Uh do you see me in the middle of a conversation, don't interrupt RUDE. Girl, I'ma have to call you back...Welcome to King Burger, where we can do it your way, but DON'T get crazy. Customer 1- Alright, can I get a number six with a cookies and cream milkshake.

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Bon Qui Qui (Anjelah Johnson) is a stereotypical urban Latina, who is confused by seemingly not so complicated things. She works at King Burger, which is a parody of Burger King, as part of the Out of the Hood program, according to her manager, Mr. Williams (Michael McDonald).

However, her self-scripted character Bon Qui Qui, a fast-food employee who treats customers rudely, was received well and gained a similarly large YouTube following. [2] In 2008, Johnson was nominated for an ALMA Award for Outstanding Female Performance in a Comedy Television Series for her work on MADtv . [ 4 ]