Gigi Hadid is no longer welcome in China, according to a report from Evening Standard. Back in February, Hadid sparked an online backlash when she appeared in her sister Bella's Instagram video "mocking" Buddha. The short video shows Hadid squinting her eyes cartoonishly while holding a miniature Buddha cookie. While the video itself is brief, it's clear that Hadid was mimicking the Buddha in an offensive and painfully predictable way.

this is y'all woke palestine queen? Gigi out here mocking Asian people. i would say she's cancelled but she never started. rat @GiGiHadid pic.twitter.com/b6wj5k1sXE
— . (@hvrrystime) February 5, 2017

When the video first came out, Hadid's boyfriend Zayn Malik, who is Southeast Asian jumped to her defense on Twitter. "Trust me...she likes Asians ;)" he wrote.

As you can imagine, a good handful of people on Twitter didn't think his response was cute. Since, you know, sleeping with or dating someone of another race doesn't absolve someone of racist behavior.

The embarrassing video from the winter came back to haunt Hadid when she made an Instagram post on Tuesday announcing her excitement for the annual Victoria's Secret 2017 Show in Shanghai.

Forever and ever and ever a dream come true to be asked back to the VS Show !!! 🙌🏼 Thank you my friends @ed_razek @10magazine @johndavidpfeiffer @monica.mitro for another unforgettable opportunity; every aspect makes me feel like a dreaming kid again 🕊🕊🖤 (as shown here at last year's fitting, by @jeromeduran)! ☁️ @victoriassecret #VSFS2017

A post shared by Gigi Hadid (@gigihadid) on Aug 28, 2017 at 12:05pm PDT

According to Evening Standard, several people expressed their dissent towards the idea of Hadid going to China, citing the Buddha video as the primary reason.

"We like some people who respects us, not you. What you have done made us unhappy. And Chinese do not welcome you. So don’t come to China," wrote one Instagram user, according to Evening Standard.

While Hadid quickly disabled the comment on her Instagram video, others took their disapproval to Twitter.

Gigi Don't come to China🇨🇳 We don't need a racist🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍 #gigihadid #victoriassecret… https://t.co/7bzs3hvihy
— Lucas_Wang (@wangqiqiang) August 29, 2017

The Twitter user Tian C posted a screenshot of the Buddha video while expressing his distaste for Hadid.

GigiHadid is Asian racist,Gigi will not be welcomed in China.Just get out of my country🐍🐍🐍 #GigiHadid #GigiIsOverParty #GigiGetOutOfChina pic.twitter.com/Lfri2pX4lz
— Tian_C (@Tiancai771) August 30, 2017

Before the comments were disabled, a Hadid hater on Instagram took it to another level by claiming they got the Chinese authorities involved. "I have reported to the Chinese government, and I hope you can not come to China," the user wrote, according to Evening Standard.

The people of Twitter are tacitly NOT excited about the prospect of Hadid rolling through China.

I am looking forward to watching this year's VSFashionshow!😊😊😊But Gigi Hadid is not welcomed to China for her rude behavior!😠😠😠 pic.twitter.com/RveLZdeey3
— 刘晨 (@1iuchen) August 30, 2017

Currently, the jury is out on whether the actual Chinese government will get involved (it seems highly doubtful but hilarious conceptually), and Hadid has not publicly responded to the most recent wave of backlash. However, The Victoria's Secret 2017 Fashion show will broadcast on November 28, so there's time for more developments.

Gigi Hadid is not welcome in China because of that 'racist' Instagram post.