Burger King’s ‘Impregnation’ Marketing Fail

   

The Russian sector of the fast-food chain, Burger King, apologizes for their most ridiculous and offensive advertising campaign.

As the world watches FIFA World Cup many companies are using this exposure for advertising advantages, with Burger King causing controversy with their ads. The advertisement is for a contest for Russian women to win $47,000 and free Whoppers for life, but the catch is outrageous.

All a woman has to do is get impregnated by a World Cup player, you read correctly they attempted to promote women sleeping with World Cup players. The campaign was released on the VK social media platform before being taken down for obvious reasons.

Burger King released an official apology, admitting their choice in advertisement campaign was insulting. The fast-food

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