Eight Chick-fil-A employees at in Alabama — most of them college students — are speaking out after they were let go over a 25-second video of themselves recreating a viral chest-bounce trend. The video went massively viral, racking up over 8 million views on alone. Sophomore Landin Rolle, who came up with the idea, claims jealous students reported the video to university leadership — and believes it was Tuskegee University administration, not 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. ’ Branker-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. Click the link in bio to watch the full episode 🎥 #TuskegeeUniversity #whistlr #ChickfilA #TSRInvestigates