Burger King Corp. on Friday said it is retiring 'The King' mascot, a man with an oversized plastic head and creepy smile who in recent years has been shown in ads peeping into people's windows and ...

However, the King didn't stay away for long, as he was revived in 2015, with the company's renewed belief that the mascot embodied the spirit of Burger King's brand.

Burger King Corp. on Friday said it is retiring “The King” mascot, a man with an oversized plastic head and creepy smile who in recent years has been shown in ads peeping into people’s ...

Burger King turns 70 this year. Photos show how the chain has evolved. Erin McDowell Updated 2024-06-07T16:06:37Z Erin McDowell ...

The King is "crazy" and "insane," the medical types explain, because he wants to give away his meat for the low, low price of $3.99! "I was stunned.

FILE - In this May 18, 2006 photo, Burger King CEO John W. Chidsey, background center, watches as"The King" mascot of Burger King Corp., arrives at the New York Stock Exchange in New York.

PORTLAND, Ore. -- The King is dead, but the burger lives on. Burger King Corp. is retiring "The King" mascot, a man with an oversized plastic head and creepy smile who in recent years has been ...