When he fuck me good I take his Aster Red Lobster.

Those are the visceral lyrics sung by Beyonce in formation, the first single from her 2016

album Lemonade which he performed at the Super Bowl 50 halftime show.

This horned up shout out from America's most beloved contemporary musician rocket launched

the seafood chain into the zeitgeist.

Bloomberg reported restaurant sales jumped by double digits, the same week.

Force by the pressures of social media to comment, yet hamstrung by the overt sexuality

of the lyric, the brand teamly tweeted in response,

Cheddar Bay Biscuits spelled B-E-Y has a nice ring to it, don't you think?

Which was met with crickets.

Before the years before Queen B's profane tribute to America's biggest fish eatery,

five Georgia musicians came into formation as a surf music inspired act called the B-52s.

Two years later they'd make their imprint on pop culture with their breakout single about

the Arthur Prod delicacy.

As frontman Fred Schneider sang in a comparatively PG verse, we were at a party.

His earlobe fell in the deep, someone reached in and grabbed it, it was a rock lobster.

This week on Doe Boys, the conclusion of rock lobster fest, our month-long review of Red

Lobster.

Welcome to Doe Boys, the podcast about chain restaurants, we're a part of Farolodio.com.

I'm Nick Weiger alongside my co-host, Bros.

Eo Donald, Mike Mitchell the Spoon Man.

Pretty clever, that one's courtesy of Miles Dernboas.

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