Why should the human masters have all of the frame-broiled fun? Burger King has finally thought of the canines, thanks to the Dogpper.
The dog bone is made to taste just like a Burger King Whopper. Sparky’s treat is only available with its human’s Whopper order made through DoorDash — so the dasher may quickly become your dog’s new favorite person.
Find out how to get the frame-broiled fix for your four-legged friend here.
As if the Burger King Whopper with a side of Chicken Fries wasn’t scary enough, there’s now the Nightmare King.
BK’s Halloween offering will not only scare the bejeesus out of you by its mere appearance, but it’s been “scientifically” proven to induce nightmares. That is, if the actors in the short video below are to be believed.
The nightmare begins with a green bun [ooh!] quarter-pound of beef [aaahh!!], a crispy chicken fillet [make it stoooop!!], American cheese, bacon, mayonnaise and onions [I want my mommy!!]. Look for the nightmares to begin on October 22nd.
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If you were ever wondering what the point of YouTube was, it was probably so we could watch Andy Warhol eat a Whopper on demand.
The video, at about four and a half minutes long, consists of nothing more than the artist unbagging the Whopper, pouring ketchup, and then stoically beginning his lunch. And, strangely, we cannot look away.
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To help ring in the facial hair-inspired month of Movember, and to sell some Whoppers, The King recently sat in a barber’s chair to get clean-shaven.
The shave is to help promote Movember and the men’s health issues this month hopes to bring awareness to. The King also has a challenge to those going mustachioed over the next 30 days.
Grow out the most epic stache possible and post it to social media with hashtag #KingstacheChallenge. Anyone who’d like to help the cause can also visit movember.org.
The problem with fast food mascots, besides ruling over bogus sovereignties and being a creepy clown, is that they aren’t very action-packed.
Illustrator, Ozumii Wizard, wants to change all of that, by reimagining fast food mascots as anime characters. By adapting the anime drawing style, the once non-threatening Burger King, Ronald McDonald and Wendy’s — look ready for battle. Hopefully that battle is against childhood obesity and coulrophobia.
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