- A California high school football team’s viral photo shoot at an In-N-Out location has been taken down after accumulating over 600,000 views.
- The fast-food chain forced the team to delete the images, citing brand and usage concerns.
- The photos had generated significant buzz on social media before the company intervened.
- The incident highlights the tension between viral content creation and corporate brand protection in the age of social media.
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