News Flash: CPB Launches BK Microsite!

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It’s a microsite! It’s a microsite! It’s a CPB microsite! Everybody look! Everybody drool in awe! Everybody bow to the masters of deck! Yes, Crispin Porter & Bogusky has launched another site for Burger King that follows the chicken theme. This time, the chickens are a heavy metal imitator band, called Coq Roq, dressed in chicken masks who sing about Burger King Chicken Fries. We know it’s cool because it’s, like, so ironic and snarky and weird and…um…other cool stuff too. And, it has ringtones! Yes, you heard it here first, ringtones! And music and a gallery, and…something new…a message board! OK, enough of that. We did kinda like it what with all the hot, chicken head groupies and KISS-like, head banging antics.

See…we didn’t even make a cock rock joke. Oops…sorry.

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