Chick-fil-A Staff Go Viral—Then Lose Their Jobs | TSR Investigates

Chick-fil-A workers fired after a viral dance has sparked debate about workplace rules, social media, and whether employees were unfairly targeted after going viral. Eight Chick-fil-A employees at Tuskegee University in Alabama — most of them college students — were let go after a 25-second video of them recreating a viral chest bounce trend went massively viral, racking up over 8 million views on social media. Sophomore Landin Rolle, who came up with the idea, says jealous students reported the video to university leadership — and believes it was Tuskegee University administration, not Chick-fil-A corporate, that ultimately pulled the trigger on the firings. Sophomore Denevea Simpkins says her three-second appearance in the video is already costing her campus leadership opportunities. TSR Investigates' Justin Carter sits down with the crew to get their side of the story. Was this a clear policy violation… or were they punished for going viral? Watch the full episode above and let us know what you think. #TSRInvestigates #Chickfila #ViralVideo ----------------------- THE SHADE ROOM is the culture --- What’s going on, who’s worth talking about, the trends, the hashtags, and the challenges in the streets and on TikTok. WEBSITE: https://theshaderoom.com/ FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/theshaderoom TWITTER: https://twitter.com/theshaderoom INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshaderoom/ Subscribe to our weekly Newsletter: https://theshaderoom.com/subscribe