Real kitchen owner tells women who ‘twerk’ to ‘fuck off’

Keep that weird-body sitting down, sister!

Butter and pecan waffles won’t come with a side of bouncy booty cheeks for Dallas restaurant dinners TRUE Kitchen + Kocktails – a stubborn decree commissioned by owner Kevin Kelley in images now viral of his angry anti-twerking speech Sunday afternoon. the #twerkgate the clip had over 2.3 million views as of Monday afternoon.

“All that twerk, don’t bring it here because we’re a restaurant,” said an apparently enraged Kelley, berating customers who stood on his establishment’s furniture and tossed their trash in the trunk for songs like ” Body ”by Megan Thee Stallion and“ Circle (Throw Dat As In A Circle) ”by Lil Ronny MothaF.

Adding an extra touch of flavor to TRUE’s lounge vibe, the two shake-inducing tracks, among others, were performed by the venue’s in-house DJ for guest entertainment. Tragically, however, Kelley clearly wasn’t amused.

“If you want to do it, take the fk out of my restaurant,” the restaurateur continues in his rump shakers reprimand, by video of the incident. “Don’t do it again. I don’t want to hear it if you don’t like it, go out because I don’t need your money.

Assiduous in his criticism of shaking the booty, Kelly – an African-American man – explains his displeasure by saying: “… invested a lot of money in the purchase of this building, in the development of this concept so that black people could have a nice place to go ”, and insists that twerking is an unpleasant representation of“ culture ”.

Of course, the all-powerful digital delegation is weigh in with mixed opinions on the incident, with a Twitter commentator saying: “This man really jeopardized his business by scolding black women for having everything twerk because he allowed the dj to play like shaking music …” and others argue: “You wouldn’t be twerk in a white establishment.”

Since it went viral, Kelley released an official statement regarding the issue via social media, saying, “There were three tables that had been discussed on the twerk. [They] were approached very politely less than 10 minutes before [the incident]. The last young woman decided to stand in our cabin seats, place her hands against the windows and start twerk on the window.

He finished: “No song played is an excuse to stand on our furniture and do what this lady did… TRUE will be for some and not for all and that’s ok.

Kevin Kelley did not immediately respond to the Post’s request for comment.