McDonalds, America's favorite fast food joint. If you are a Ronald fan, you won't leave disappointed.
Do you remember the last time you had McDonald's ice cream? Neither can we. A big reason for that is because their ice cream machine is always broken. This is such a widespread issue that it's become a meme, there's a real-time internet map of broken McDonald's machines, and now, thanks to Johnny Harris, there's an impressively comprehensive investigative documentary that gets to the bottom of this fast food phenomenon.
McDonald's may not be the healthiest fast food chain out there, but it is probably the most legendary. The slingers of chicken nuggets, Big Macs and famous fries have seen their fair share of controversy, but that doesn't stop people from enjoying their food. And making a whole lotta memes about the restaurant and its creepy clown mascot, Ronald McDonald. These memes and arguably cursed images are proof of that.
It's easy to laugh at pretty much anything on TikTok, especially anything involving relationships. But thanks to this garbage fire of a year, we're a little more accepting of cringe when it somehow manages to give us hope. TikTok user @liltransboykai shared a video that fits the bill yesterday - a clip of his coworker Willow proposing to his partner Akira. The whole thing goes down at work, which for these three happens to be a McDonald's. The video eventually made its way to Twitter, where users both mocked and praised it with a heavy dose of predictable sass. Though we enjoyed the laugh, we wish these two a happy future.
By now you must have heard of Travis Scott's collaboration with McDonalds. The rapper teamed up with the fast food chain to offer a personalized combination meal. The bacon burger (and fries, and BBQ sauce) combo has proved so popular that it's led to quarter pounder shortages across the nation. It's also led to the rise of a new Twitter meme that basically insinuates people might decide to be less shitty if Travis Scott had a collaboration with stuff such as soap, or deodorant. These are our favorites of the sassy gems.
We love a good cursed food pic, but sometimes you need a little humor mixed in with your cringe. That's where the Instagram account @boyswhocancook comes in. They're pumping out the perfect mix of abhorrent culinary disasters and hilarious food memes, so depending on your mood you'll either wretch in horror or chuckle at McChickens. Here's a selection of their latest and greatest posts, but we urge you to give 'em a follow so you're never left wanting.
Remember that 'Let's Get This Bread' meme? Well, it's back. Kinda. As people commend the essential workers toiling away in the face of the pandemic, people on Twitter have started a meme featuring mascots and other costumed workers wondering why the hell they're going in. While the premise of a weary Chuck E. Cheese lamenting essential worker status is funny, there really are some integral laborers who should be receiving a hell of a lot of respect. So while we laugh at Ronald McDonald and the rest of these jokey tweets, let's hear it for the people on the front lines.
It's been a while since we enjoyed a good Wendy's roast session, but their Twitter team really brought it yesterday. The fast food restaurant went after McDonald's in a sly and funny attempt at announcing the March launch of their breakfast menu. Judging by all the attention the thread received from brands and roast-hungry fans, the PR move was a success. Even the Uno account had to get in on the fun.
We've included some of the better exchanges, but you can catch more fire by scrolling through the thread here. We hate to admit it, but those Wendy's breakfast sandwiches are making us hungry after all those brutal roasts.
It's no secret that the internet goes insane for chicken nuggets, or as many affectionately refer to them, "chicky nuggies." We all can recall the days when our moms would give in and get us McDonald's chicken nuggets for dinner, foregoing cooking a meal with any sort of nutritional value.
Everyone knows about the odd "different" flavor and texture of McDonald's Sprite, and now that sentiment has finally been expressed in meme-and-tweet form. So what makes it so bizarre and different? Well, no one except the McDonald's execs can say exactly why, but the internet has its theories, which you can read about here.
Craving a delicious, juicy burger? Yeah, join the club. Unfortunately we don't have a burger for you, but we do have burger memes, which is the next best thing, right? They won't help satiate your intense craving for the greasy piece of heaven that is a hamburger, but they will make you laugh, and perhaps hold you over til you can actually get your hands on one!
