Brands try real hard to create funny viral moments and fit in with the internet conversation. Most of the time they fall flat or make a PR nightmare, but sometimes they actually worthwhile.
Just in time for Halloween, a Burger King franchise in Queens, New York, pulled off a simple yet hilarious prank on their old arch nemesis, McDonalds. Using a big white drape, the restaurant transformed itself into a spooky ghost version of McDonald’s, complete with cut-out eyes.
The restaurant’s marquee sign reads “Boooooo. Just kidding, we still flame grill our burgers. Happy Halloween.”
A representative for Burger King told Mashable that the location was “was dressed up for a limited time, but hopefully they’ll consider dressing up again for the weekend.”
Your move, McDonald’s.
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