Rick Ross saw a unique opportunity to promote Wingstop’s digital food company, Thighstop, by mocking Subway’s recent tuna controversy.
On Tuesday (June 22), Rozay commented on Instagram and poked fun at the fast-food restaurant’s alleged lack of transparency when it comes to their tuna. “Wow! @thighstop winning,” he wrote, adding, “@subway our lemon pepper is lemon pepper.”
For those who don’t know, Subway is in a PR crisis after a New York Times article, published on June 19, claimed that a lab test found no tuna DNA in any of the sandwiches it tested. According to the newspaper, they gathered samples of tuna from three different Subway eateries in Los Angeles and got
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