Papered down, as in, you’ll get that butt ticketed.

In American Fork, Utah, a car containing Spencer Dauwalder and three other teenagers decided to be cool by imitating a YouTube drive-thru rap video. A video where someone raps their order to the drive thru, while another another beatboxes and another records it.

Below is the original rap that pretty much started the trend:

Apparently, the mad tight skills weren’t appreciated. They were told to please order something or leave because they were holding up the line, to which Dauwalder responds, “nobody was in line”. This went on to the point of where multiple people asked them to please order properly, even escalating to the manager having to come outside. Eventually they left without buying anything.

They didn’t get away with it though. The manager took down their license plate and reported the situation to the police. The police caught up to them hanging out at a high school parking lot outside a volleyball match. Where they got cited for their previous rap session.

What gets me is that the employee in question felt that her safety was at danger. Not because of the bad rapping, but because of their actions. That is why the law was notified.

Honestly – if you’re going to do a prank like this, know when to stop and BUY SOMETHING. No one has ever gotten a ticket for being an annoying paying customer!

To read the whole story: Four Teens Ticketed

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