Pharrell Williams Got Fired From McDonald’s Three Times. This Is The Reason

Pharell Williams has explained why he was fired from McDonald’s three times before becoming well-known throughout the world.

The singer claims that during his time at the company, he was fired three times with relative ease.

The now-music mogul, who has a significant impact on the fashion and music industries, claimed that his genuine love for the chicken nuggets led to his termination from the company and that working there was difficult.

The 51-year-old former McDonald’s employee recalls eating McNuggets on multiple occasions when he was meant to be on duty.

In an interview with BBC Radio 2, he stated:

“McDonald’s was my first and only job. I got fired three times. I was eating the chicken nuggets.”

“Being lazy” was the primary reason for the first two times he got kicked out, while the third time, he was sacked for being obsessed with chicken nuggets which led him to ignore all of his instructions.

“I have to say, I found the sweet and sour sauce and the chicken nugget a pretty combination. It got me in trouble. I got fired three times but not for the same thing.”

Despite coming from a modest background, Pharrell entered the music industry in 1992 when he joined Chad Hugo’s production group, “The Neptunes.” He then rose to fame very fast.

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He reached the pinnacle of his career in the 2000s, topping the Billboard charts with singles like ‘Happy’ and becoming a global sensation.

In 2010, he was awarded as Billboard’s Producer of the Decade. He has worked with Snoop Dogg, Kanye West, Ed Sheeran, Madonna, Rihanna, and many more music sensations, contributing to some of their greatest hits.

Besides music, Pharrell Williams also ventured into fashion, creating Billionaire ‘Boys Club’ and ‘Ice Cream’.

In 2023, he was appointed as a men’s creative director at Louis Vuitton.

Meanwhile, Pharell Williams is out with his latest tune and film titled: ‘Piece By Piece‘.