Hooters customers at a new Brit chain say they won't be going back – after being totally cringed out by an impromptu performance.
Customers were left wincing after the waiting staff at Hooters Liverpool started singing in American accents in a viral TikTok video.
Hooters – which has one other UK site in Nottingham – was granted a license to open in Liverpool following a hearing in February.
The US franchise, known for its staff who wear tight orange hotpants and vest tops, opened the new restaurant on November 21.
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Its newest outpost, located at New Zealand House, quickly became a social media sensation as stunned diners recorded their Scouse servers starting a mid-shift rendition of AC/DC's 'You Shook Me All Night Long'.
The group of young women were heard doing their best American accents for the performance – but viewers couldn't help but cringe as many claimed they'd much rather eat at McDonald's or a Greggs.
One user wrote: "That's tonight’s sleep paralysis dream sorted hahahaha why is that the most awkward thing I've ever seen."
Another added: "Am from Liverpool and I'd rather go to Maccies get a Big Mac large fries, and sit next to the window and talk to meself. Can't see this lasting tho it's too tacky." [sic]
A third claims they didn't see the franchise being very successful in the UK, saying: "I’m saying within a month they’ll be about 3 of them, staff, doing that. Then after another 3 months, the place will be a fancy Greggs."
A fourth wrote: "Na I can't have all that shouting while I'm out for dinner it's bad enough when seated next to screaming kids…. just let me eat it peace."
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However, plenty of others took to the comments claiming to love the new restaurant – mainly for the view of women in skimpy shorts.
One commented: "Great vibes."
Another added: "The guy looking like a kid in a candy shop."
A third said: "Off to Liverpool."
A fourth wrote: "Look like my type of party."
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