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Burger King began operations as a small burger chain in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1953. It is owned by Restaurant Brands International.

New Burger King ad shows Whopper blocking Suez Canal Internet reacts to viral post

New Burger King ad shows Whopper blocking Suez Canal. Internet reacts to viral post The internet is not quite pleased with the ad and censured Burger King for the image that showed a Whopper – the signature hamburger made by Burger King - blocking the Suez Canal. advertisement Image posted on Instagram by Burger King Chile. Burger King occupied the top spot on the trends list over the weekend after their new ad featuring the Suez Canal crisis was made available online. The internet is not quite pleased with the poster and censured the fast-food giant for the image that showed a Whopper the signature hamburger made by Burger King - blocking the Suez Canal.

Internet Reacts To Burger King Whopper Blocking Suez Canal Post With Memes

Internet Reacts To Burger King Whopper Blocking Suez Canal Post With Memes Apr 04, 2021, 16:16 IST The Suez Canal blocking has become a major problem. It has caused many losses and experts are waiting to find a solution. But while the world waits to see the end to this crisis, major brands are taking this situation to develop a marketing strategy. Recently, a major fast-food brand, Burger King caused controversy with their ad. The company shared their ad on social media platform on Saturday. Netizens were not happy with the ad as it showed Whopper burger blocking the Suez Canal. Burger King started trending worldwide, but for all the wrong reasons. Many individuals on the internet said that this is not the way to promote a brand. What Burger King did was wrong as they made fun of the situation.

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