Burger King Bites Back at McDonaldâs Big Massive Sign
The burger war between McDonaldâs and Burger King seems to be getting hotter and hotter. As you know the two fast-food chains are constantly at war with each other. With each brand, throwing shots at the other at every chance they get. Burger King is known for throwing the most savage and creative shots. McDonaldâs seems to be catching up with its latest stunt in Belgium and Burger King refused to take it sitting down. Burger King recently responded to the McDonaldâs big massive sign in Belgium with an equally big massive sign. Just in case you were wondering, BKâs response was just as savage as McDonaldâs starting shot.
McDonaldâs Trolls New Burger King with Massive Sign
McDonaldâs Belgium decided to troll its competitorâs new chain restaurant right in front of the building. They placed a massive trolling billboard, they used the billboard and the traffic for the new chain restaurant to promote a message about its table service. On the massive billboard, the restaurant chain is claiming that unlike other fast-food restaurants in the city, they bring your Big Mac menu or chicken wings straight to a dinerâs table.
To create this trolling campaign, the brand worked with creative agency TBWA\Belgium. The message on the billboard reads âServed by a king, or served like a king? Discover our table service at McDonaldâs.â McDonaldâs transformed its iconic logo into a golden crown. To top of the savagery, the brand also added the directions to its two nearest restaurants which is just a few minutesâ walks from the New Burger king.
Burger King Responds to McDonaldâs Massive Sign
BK, never wanting to be outdone bit back at its competitors Big Massive Sign with an equally big sign. The sign was placed right next to the McDonaldâs sign. They poked fun at its competitors attempt to mock them while highlighting what their customers can enjoy from their services. On the billboard, BK wrote, âWhy try to roast when you canât even flame grillâ? Â Buzzman Paris was behind fast foodâs clap back.
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