Burger King Serves Burger Babes

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Yea, yea, yea. We know we’re late on this but we were involved with actual live hotties for the past few days so we think you can forgive us for telling you about these virtual Burger King/Maxim hotties a few days late. Yes, Burger King, hoping to lure the drolling set has nabbed three of Maxim’s Hometown Hotties to appear on the site and converse with visitors. Dennis Digital and Maxim.com worked with Burger King to provide the eye candy. We do, though, think it’s a bit weird these Maxim Hometown Hotties seem to be sitting in the kid’s playground section of Burger King. We wouldn’t want those pre-pubescent boys to get all worked up and embarrassed now would we?

UPDATE: To give credit where credit is due, Adrants reader Ariel points out the concept was VML‘s idea and the agency produced all but the sweepstakes portion. Funny how that stuff gets left out of press releases from other companies involved in a multi-company project.

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