“Burger King’s marketing team, coming up with the Whopper song,” tweeted another alongside the meme of Jane Lynch from “Glee.” One user even transformed the commercial into a wedding march .

Now, that’s the meme, “Number 15, Burger King foot lettuce.” It’s like a team effort. My buddy took the picture, Chills did his thing, and I stood in the lettuce.

The fast-food chain Burger King has found itself at the center of a storm after the company tweeted that “women belong in the kitchen” from one of its Twitter handles on Monday. A tweet posted ...

On Twitter, Burger King U.K. did not share any further details about the scholarship program, but a Burger King spokesperson told TODAY that the Burger King H.E.R. (Helping Equalize Restaurants ...

The song, which combines Daft Punk’s “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” with sound bites from Burger King ads, has become an absolute force on the app. Since it was published on Jan. 22, it ...

This week, Burger King found its International Women’s Day campaign under fire after its Burger King U.K. Twitter account began a thread explaining the campaign with the tweet “Women belong in ...

Burger King marked International Women’s Day with a series of tweets, the first of which stated ”women belong in the kitchen”, provoking an immediate and intense Twitter-storm.

There’s a ubiquitous joke on Twitter that goes like this: “Sir, this is an Arby’s.” That sentence is the punch line, deployed after a setup in which an earnest speaker expounds on anything ...

Burger King Brazil released a Barbie ... exclusively at Burger King Brazil on July 12, and fans on Twitter don’t know how to ... Brazilian Burger King bite became the perfect kind of meme fodder ...