Teacher who reportedly whipped students while singing "Watch me whip, Watch me Nae Nae" fi

Silento wannabe? - Teacher who allegedly whipped his students while singing the popular dance song "Watch Me" by Silento has been fired

Yesterday afternoon, calls were placed to Goodville High School, Florida, from parents who had been told by their children that one of their teachers had used violence on them during class. The school administration investigated further into these claims and unravelled a bizarre story of how one teacher, a 34-year old man, had started whipping students in class if they made as much as a sound and had sung the popular song "Watch Me" by Silento, in which these lyrics occur "Watch Me Whip, Watch me Nae Nae", while he was doing it. The teacher had used an old school, actual whip and had left lacerations on the backs of multiple students.

As corporal punishment is forbidden in schools, the administration had to let the teacher go and made their decision final this morning. The 14-year old students who were subjected to the violence told their version of the story to The Stately Harold:

"All of a sudden Mr. ******* started singing "Watch me whip, watch me Nae Nae" and then he got a real whip from his bag and started whipping anyone and everyone. It was insane, people were screaming and running, but he just kept on whipping and singing the song. My back is still sore" Many of the student's parents want to press criminal charges against the violent man but are unable to do so as the man is employed by the state - however, if the school decides to press charges, the man could go to court for his violent crime.

Even the maker of the song the mad whipper was singing,17-year old Silento, has commented on this strange event. "I don't mean for nobody to take it that seriously, that guy is wack, just keep enjoying the song guys, love".

There is still no motive ascribed to the maddened outrage, but police are currently questioning the teacher at a local police station.