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Gen Z fashion trends of 2021: 40 styles for a youthful aesthetic By Sophie Cannon. The 35-year-old Franklin mom wouldn’t mind using her singer/songwriter and production talent to create more spoofs of what’s it’s like to be a parent.īut in the meantime, it is almost a guarantee Chick-fil-A will continue as her motherhood haunt.Įmily West covers Franklin for Home Page Media Group. We are all in the same boat, so motherhood is very different than our moms.” “I think that we are human, and we have passions to create. “So now you have these moms who have passions, and things that they used to do and love doing,” Tenney said. Motherhood has become different than it was when they were kids, she added. Tenney said many of today’s moms had previous careers. She also thinks it is a part of the greater millennial mom movement. And the song was the story of their life. My son runs barefoot in Chick-fil-A, and they relate, and that’s them. “I really wanted them to laugh at the words in this song,” she said. Tenney said she had zero expectations for the video, but wanted the other #ChickfilaMoms to not feel alone in their parenting style. “Because we never have the opportunity to actually call each other on the phone,” she said.

Her gal pals who all live within three streets of each other have become the motherhood group known at The Texting Yoga Pants. Other than loving on our babies we are comprised of a graphic designer, a writer, an entertainer turned entrepreneur, a real-estate contract expert and an amazing cookie baker in the crew. She produced and directed Bill Filipiak directed and edited.Ĭhelsea Cunningham, Deidra Romero, Jess Smith, Jenilee Vander Elst are the other moms in the video with their own kids staring the mini hometown production.Īs the group describes on its YouTube page, they are “is a group of millennial moms that do life together. Her video has gone viral in the area, with almost 200,000 views in the last four days. The staff there is just amazing and helps you clean up. “And I quickly learned that we are all there doing the same thing – breathing a little bit. “It’s so welcoming to moms,” she said of the restaurant. The video called, “I Wanna Go to Chick-fil-A” shows the moms and their kids inside the restaurant for a typical lunch time experience - except not every diner gets to dance in the parking lot with the cow mascot in front of a film crew.

#Youtube chick fil a everyone has a story full

The easiest place for her is the one full of chicken nuggets, free ice cream and a clean indoor playground. Starring in her own music video, Tenney delves into what it is like to be a mom with kids dining at a fast food establishment while trying to keep her four-year-old and one-year-old happy.

Lauren Tenney, a mother of two, frequents the Chick-fil-A on Columbia Avenue so much that she wrote a song about it. If Spencer sees my car hear again I am in big trouble.ĭeidra: “Well I just instagrammed that picture so you’d better get home”. Lauren: “Yall Spencer is NOT excited about this, he brought out the bank statements. I’m here to tell ya, everything they say my pleasure even when my kid gets stuck Now’s the perfect time for mom to wrap up my business callĬan’t see my babies but I’m sure they’re here Our husbands say we go to Chick-Fil-A way to muchīut we get to where yoga pants and our hair in a messy bunĪnd yes that’s my son running barefoot to the bathroom stall To everything they say my pleasure even when they’re mopping up If you you’ve got newborn babies, they’ll raise em’ up I see you judging me, no make-up on my faceīut we can do that here, this is our special place We’re treated like royalty here, sometimes go twice a dayĬause’ we got that lifestyle that all the moms crave Yeah it’s pretty clear why we go to Chick-Fil-A We’re going to Chick-Fil-A, Chick-Fil-A, no maybes Let’s go to Chick-fil-A, Chick-fil-A grab your babies I want to go to Chick-Fil-A, Chick-Fil-A, call the ladies

PA: Jordan Birch Original Song "All About that Bass" by Meghan Trainor and Kevin Kadish Music Production/engineering: Tate Cunninghamĭirectors: Bill Filipiak & Lauren Rainey Tenneyĭirector of Photography: Stephen Shiveley Words by: Lauren Rainey Tenney and Spencer Tenney (Chelsea Cunningham, Deidra Romero, Jess Smith, Lauren Tenney and Jenilee Vander Elst)