The World Cup is in full swing and, unsurprisingly, some people (or brands) are getting a little too eager about it. On Tuesday, Burger King published a promotion on VKāthe Russian version of Facebookāstating that it would award 3 million Russian rubles (around $47,000) and a lifetime supply of Whopper burgers toā¦
In the biggest win for the institution of monarchy since the restoration of the Spanish royals in the late 1970s, Burger King has backed down in the face of protests from King Philippe of Belgium regarding an ad campaign featuring the IRL monarch in competition with the fast-food sovereign.
Burger King, the American fast food chain, has managed to offend King Philippe, the monarch of Belgium. Really.
Burger King is like that dude that out-of-context overhears something that sounds like his name in another conversation and leaps over and says, āDid I hear my name?ā and waggles his dumb eyebrows.
Apparently Pope Francis can relate to that one time you were running super late and had to apply makeup in the restroom of the Port Authority Bus Terminal, because he recently used a Burger King for a wardrobe change.
Janelle Jones just wanted a junior spicy chicken sandwich and a sweet tea, but instead of a tasty sandwich, she was given a bag full of cash. Precisely $2,631 dollars in sweet Burger King cash. Jones was driving home when she realized that her sandwich had miraculously taken the form of money.
A San Francisco Burger King restaurant had somewhat of a mystery item on the menu when customers from Sunday's pride parade visited the location: the new "Proud Whopper." What makes this Whopper any different? Absolutely nothing, and that's the point.
A 5.1 earthquake rocked the city of Los Angeles yesterday evening and celebrities from Ariana Grande to Amber Riley to Steve Martin took to their Twitters to document the event, reminding us that there are very few variations in response to an earthquake, but that no matter what Chord Overstreet (miss you on Glee!)ā¦
If someone offered you an apple cinnamon mayonnaise burger from a Japanese Burger King, you might politely decline. After all, at this point in your life, do you really need to go around sampling odd food combinations? (The answer is no, you're old and stolid and have already reached your personal threshold when itā¦
Burger King has added a new lower fat, lower calorie french fry to its menu. Hopefully they aren't as gross as their trademarked name: Satisfries.
Neat! Remember when everyone went gaga about calories and health and so all the fast food chains scrambled to invent some hella gross wilty cheese-covered "salads" and gave kids the option of having apples and walnuts instead of fries with their 8,000-calorie cheeseburgers? (Health crisis solved!) Well, turns outā¦
All this time we ladies thought going to McDonald's and ordering a burger and downing it with some fries was really turning the guys on, which is obviously why we all went there in the first place. But it looks like we have been terribly mistaken. Our milkshakes might in fact be driving boys from the yard Playlandāatā¦
This is an actual ad for Burger King from the Netherlands, and it's a game changer. What better way could there be to get people to notice you than by turning your face into an ad for fast food? Try using "Would you like fries with that?" as your signature pick-up line, and you'll have suitors trying to bite your eyesā¦
It used to be that you had to drive to a fast food restaurant, park your car, and walk all the way inside to order. Then came the advent of the drive-thru, and it became all the more easy to say, yes, in fact, I would like fries with that. And now, finally, the last barrier between you and a giant, gooey manufacturedā¦
Hipster rockabilly girls? Check. Getting tattooed in a fast food restaurant? Check. Fire breathing? Check. Guy djing with hamburgers instead of records while ballerinas dance around fireballs? Yep.
Burger King has a new strategy that involves attracting moms by jumping on the marginally healthy bandwagon ā and that means dumping the "King" character. Ads for the limited edition California Whopper (made with guacamole, Swiss cheese, and bacon) will launch this weekend and feature only shots of fresh ingredientsā¦
A side-by-side comparison of fast food as it's pictured in advertising versus the food you actually purchase is even more of a fail than you'd think.
America is no longer home of the world's biggest burger. An Australian restaurant is waiting for confirmation that its 198-pound burger, which required four people to flip the meat, beat the previous record of 185 pounds set in Michigan. [Sun]
Burger King UK's campaign promoting its new breakfast involves watching a bikini-clad girl singing via "the world's first guilt free showercam." You know, as opposed to surreptitious ones you kinda feel bad about. "Viral videos": Same shit, new platform?
