Burger King UK The ad quickly went viral, amassing almost 2 million views since it was shared on Burger King UK’s official Instagram page, leaving men and women debating over its messaging.

The Burger King 'Bundles of Joy' ad has to be one of the most divisive advertising campaigns of recent times - the negative reactions also send a very clear message to new mums. The internet is ...

And they say that while the new ad might have been in line with Burger King’s brand personality, which skews cheeky and irreverent, it’s important for companies to calibrate their advertising ...

Burger King found itself in hot water with its Pride month campaign in Austria, as many frustrated fast-food enthusiasts slammed the ad on social media. Last week, the fast-food chain unveiled a ...

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Ad controversy is nothing new for Burger King; in fact, the chain seems to attract more attention with its ads than it does with its burgers. But it's rare that the chain apologizes.

While in 2019, a Burger King in Sweden rolled out a menu featuring “Not Big Macs.” However, this ad strikes a much different tone than the aggressive marketing campaigns the King has used ...

McDonald’s trademark for the Big Mac name expired recently in the EU and Burger King moved quickly to capitalize on their competitor’s loss, by rolling out a new Swedish-based ad that takes ...

Burger King released an ad in New Zealand recently to promote their new Vietnamese Sweet Chili Tendercrisp sandwich, but it didn’t take long for the company to pull the ad right back down.