I’m a Hooters bartender – men love my tricks, they say I’m ‘very talented’ and cheer as I make them drinks
AFTER lots of practice, a Hooters employee perfected her latest bartending trick.
Her skills earned praise from customers at the bar and her social media followers are wowed, too.
Raychell Rose (@its.raychellrose) is a bartender at Hooters, where she works hard to impress her clientele.
The customers at Hooters can expect dinner and a show when Rose is working, thanks to her mastery of bartending tricks.
In one TikTok video, Rose documented the process of teaching herself a “suction pour” for cocktails that use Red Bull.
“Watch me learn a new trick at work,” she wrote in the caption, eagerly inviting viewers to see her in action.
To execute the suction pour, Rose dampened her hand, then pressed it against an unopened can of Red Bull.
The base of the can was suctioned against her skin, and she didn’t have to grip it with her fingers.
When she was ready to pour it, she could open the can and perform a “floating” pour.
The first few attempts to establish suction were unsuccessful, but Rose finally created a seal.
She filmed her first successful practice behind the bar. “Got it!” she wrote in the caption.
Then, she put her skills to work in front of customers.
The captions detailed her inner monologue as she mixed drinks for her customers, then prepared to add in some Red Bull.
When the can wouldn’t stick to her hand, she mentally addressed it.
“Oh no, you’re embarrassing us,” she thought at the inanimate object.
“There we go,” Rose thought when the can finally stuck to her palm. Then, it was the “moment of truth.”
Rose opened the can and performed a flawless, smooth pour, filling the four glasses in front of her with the energy drink.
“Look at that!” said one of her customers, clearly awed.
During the next round of drinks, one man was skeptical of Rose’s trick.
“It’s gonna fall,” he said off-screen as Rose began pouring.
But it held tight to her skin, and the customer was impressed. “Oh, s**t,” he said, his skepticism gone.
When all four drinks were complete, Rose grinned as the men at the bar cheered and clapped for her.
Other customers in the background looked on in amazement.
Commenters agreed with Rose’s customers at Hooters.
Men called her “very talented” and “so cool” in the comments.
“Yooo, that’s dope,” wrote one admirer. Another said watching Rose work her magic made him miss being a bartender.