Yahoo Lifestyle Bunnie XO Crashes Waffle House in 'Epic' Dancing Video With Employees: 'So Wholesome'
Jelly Roll's wife Bunny XO is having a little fun this holiday season!
The Dumb Blonde podcaster stopped by a Waffle House recently, putting on quite a lively show as she danced through the breakfast joint with the eatery's staff and employees—and she documented the experience for all her fans to see.
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On Sunday, Nov. 8, the 44-year-old took to Instagram to share the spirited moment, where she can be seen walking through the diner wearing a black spandex jumpsuit and floral knee-high boots while lip-syncing an animated rendition of children's nursery rhyme, "The Muffin Man" to the tune of Cher's "Believe."
For the video—which displayed text that read "Waffle House at 2 am" over it—Bunnie XO convinced everyone around to join in on the fun, as several employees wearing Waffle House shirts and name tags appeared in the social media clip, singing and dancing along with her. She even climbed up on the counter at one point during her impromptu performance.
"Waffle House is litty 🔥," the wife of the "Save Me" crooner captioned the upload.
In the comments section, fans loved the "amazing" content, with several dropping sweet notes about how "epic" the move was.
"This gave me life 😂🤣," one said, while another noticed, "Awww the dance with the cook at the end!!!! That’s so sweet! I bet that made her night."
"🤣🤣🤣 it’s the climbing on the bar for me LMFAO," a third admitted, with a fourth saying, "This is epic."
Four more commenters gushed over Bunnie XO's jolly-spirited clip, writing, "🤣 Thank you for the smile this brought me!" "I live for how wholesome you are ❤️🫶🏽," "This isn't a waffle house. This is a waffle home❤️," and "Bunnie seems like such a cool chick to be friends with."
Meanwhile, someone else joked, "Waffle house corporate office watching like 👁👄👁."
Not everyone was as enthusiastic, however.
One inserted their own disapproving opinion, writing, "It can be disheartening to see people resorting to drastic measures to gain fame. It's as if they feel pressured to sacrifice their dignity and values for the sake of attention and recognition," with another stating, "This is why I cannot take jelly roll seriously...."
