Damn It, America Wants Its Whopper!

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Ah yes, the Whopper Freakout. Or, “How Americans Obsess Over the Silliest Things.” But don’t listen to us bitch because this latest Burger King work from Cirspin Porter + Bogusky is good. Really good. They created an eight minute, candid camera-style video in which Burger King patrons are told the chain has removed the Whopper from its menu for good. People freak. We laugh. ANd the King shows up at the end to set the record straight: it’s just a big joke. No worries. The Whopper is here to stay.

Particularly funny is a scene in which a man returns his bag to the counter because there’s Wendy’s burger in the bag. He gets angry. There were no fights though or they were edited out. It’s nice piece of work. It’s different. It’s actually watchable.

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