Texas High School's Chick-Fil-A Dance Goes Viral: Watch

A Texas high school drill team choreographed a four-minute routine that pays tribute to Chick-fil-A and the chain's iconic cow mascot.

The entertaining video, which has been viewed over 12 million times, shows the Hallsville High School Bobcat Belles dressed in cow costumes dancing through a mash-up of songs including "Proud to be a Cow" from Sesame Street, "Milkshake" by Kelis, and as Fox News reported, a Chick-fil-A-themed parody of The Beatles' "Yesterday."

The dance was originally choreographed as a competitive routine for national competitions, and was meant to remain secret, as most competitive dance routines are. However, after it was filmed during a smaller-scale competition and posted to social media, the routine went viral. "It kinda blew up! So I was like forget it, go ahead and share away," dance team instructor Kathryn Calaway told local ABC affiliate KLTV. "Just funny that this is spreading like it is."

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The dancers, who originally used this dance to "let loose and have some fun," said Calaway, received the highest score for a novelty dance at their competition that day. "They received a standing ovation when they performed," Chelsey Hess, whose daughter is a Bobcat Belle, told KLTV. "The crowd was going crazy!"

Chick-fil-A told The Daily Meal, "We're aware of the video, and we love to see our fans get as excited about the Chick-fil-A Cows as we do!"

The Bobcat Belles will perform their Chick-fil-A routine for a national competition in Galveston March 24 and 25. The team has also started a GoFundMe page to assist in covering the cost of traveling and costumes. This high school dance team might love the chicken sandwich brand, but these 10 celebrities despise Chick-fil-A.