McDonald's Grimace milkshake is trending in the U.S., but not because of its berry flavor. The beverage has sparked a new, unsettling TikTok trend.

The McDonald's Grimace Shake trend led TikTokers to drink the milkshake and pretend to pass out in a puddle of purple. Now, Grimace addressed the trend in a tweet.

McDonald's fans did a double-take when they saw the novelty item, The Grimace Shake, on the menu. It was introduced after reels of fans drinking the purple shake before keeling over and pretending ...

Good Vibes Only. Never Drink the Grimace Shake—You Won’t Believe What Happens! Posted: December 25, 2024 | Last updated: March 6, 2025 "The Grimace Shake challenge takes a wild and ...

Grimace's "birthday", which is celebrated on June 12, has come and gone, but his milkshake still remains unseen. Last year, McDonald's introduced the Grimace Shake for the character's birthday.

“Drinking the Grimace shake binds you to his will,” speculated one Twitter user. June 15, 2023, 4:54 PM EDT. Joseph Lamour. The Grimace Shake, which has a *berry* mysterious flavor.

Tempted to try McDonald's viral new drink, the Grimace milkshake? Here's what to know before placing your order. In honor of the restaurant’s big purple mascot turning 52 years old, McDonald is ...

TikTokers are grimacing with delight. The new purple Grimace shake from McDonald's has gone viral after several different TikTokers managed to put a bizarre, dark spin on the delicious drink.

Popular creator Cooking with Lynja created a TikTok featuring her own recipe for a Grimace shake, but despite not getting the drink from McDonald’s, she still concluded the video passed out ...

Is your social media feed filled with people faking their deaths or acting out demonic possessions after drinking the Grimace shake? Don’t worry, it’s just a fad.

McDonald’s workers appear to be sick and tired of people ordering the chain’s new Grimace shake after a TikTok trend emerged featuring the purple drink. In a viral video, TikToker ...

Is your social media feed filled with people faking their deaths or acting out demonic possessions after drinking the Grimace shake? Don’t worry, it’s just a fad.