They’re Costco fans, and apparently when they’re not eating chicken bakes and double-chunk chocolate cookies, they’re eating barbecue in the Lone Star State.
Fresh off his wrestling pay-per-view debut at All Elite Wrestling’s Full Gear on Saturday, November 23rd, TikTok (and all social media at this point) stopped by AJ and Big Justice, aka Costco Guys, in Texas. Here’s another famous (or infamous) food review.
Hurtado Barbecue in Arlington (host of AEW: All in Texas, coincidence?) and the official barbecue spot of the Texas Rangers has released a video teasing Costco Guy’s stop at the North Texas eatery Posted on. In a video posted on Tuesday, Nov. 26, AJ and Big Justice sample brisket sandwiches and rank them on a “boom meter” that typically goes from 1 boom to 5 booms (I’m not sure if that’s what you’re looking for). (Don’t ask me how I know).
No spoilers here, but since it’s a Texas barbecue joint, you can guess exactly where this place ranks on the Florida-based family scale. Hurtado Barbecue said in a reply to X that the family stopped by the restaurant after a baseball tournament, which makes sense since followers know about Big Justice’s love for baseball.
The Costco Guys are a father-son duo of Andrew “AJ” Behumo and Eric “Big Justice,” who have 2.4 million followers on TikTok and have made a name for themselves by reviewing food at retail giant Costco. . According to Rolling Stone, AJ is a former indie wrestler turned regional manager for a mortgage lending company who also ran a social media business on the side. The family moved from New Jersey to Florida, where they currently reside. One video of them touring Costco in early 2024 garnered 59 million views, leading to their rise to fame.
They have now started making numerous television and entertainment appearances, and are also venturing into music with the song “We Bring the Boom.” Their videos have over 72.8 million likes and include collaborations with Savannah Bananas, Barstool Sports, AEW, the New York Knicks, and even a shout-out to the Texas Longhorns.
