People share all kinds of information on the internet as it helps in connecting with the people from all across the world. We have become witness to some of the most hilarious interactions between individuals on the Twitter. Even our Bollywood celebrities have had the weirdest chats on Twitter. But here we are not talking about them. Well, two of the most popular American brands Burger King and Budweiser announced their collaboration on social media with the weirdest Twitter exchange possible.
Yes, fast food chain Burger King and the lager brand Budweiser took it to their official Twitter accounts to have the most unexpected exchange of tweets that left the netizens in splits. Apparently, the two brands have partnered together to launch a summer special treat for the fast food and beer lovers. Burger King is launching its new American Brewhouse King Sandwich in collaboration with Budweiser.
Therefore, as a marketing strategy, Burger King resurrected Budweiser’s iconic “Whassup” campaign in order to promote their collaboration for the limited-edition sandwich. Interestingly, they took it to their Twitter accounts to inform the social media users about the return of the “Whassup” campaign earlier this week. They exchanged some weird chats in which Burger King remade the Budweiser’s iconic commercial with a twist of their official mascot, The King in the end.
Well, it all started when Burger King posted a tweet tagging the beer brand and then started the epic exchange of tweets. Here is the Twitter conversation between the two American brands:
It all started with this tweet by Burger King!
.@budweiserusa ☎ brring brring brring brring
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) June 26, 2018
Here enters Budweiser!
Don’t you mean… whaaaasssssaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapp?
— BudweiserUSA (@budweiserusa) June 29, 2018
Hi, there?
📞 uh, hello?
— BudweiserUSA (@budweiserusa) June 26, 2018
Later someone asked…
Is this the Krusty Krab?
— John (@VGK_95) June 26, 2018
And Budweiser hilariously replied!
No, this is Budweiser.
— BudweiserUSA (@budweiserusa) June 26, 2018
Another user asked Whatsapp to join in but…
@WhatsApp wanna join?
— Marko Miljus (@markomiljus) June 29, 2018
Seems like they don’t know Whassup!
Already tried. They don’t know #whassup.
— BudweiserUSA (@budweiserusa) June 29, 2018
Are you done yet? No? Then look at this screenshot of their epic tweets:
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As expected, netizens also actively enjoyed their exchange of tweets as they responded with the most hysterical responses to their conversation. While there was a section of users who were asking about the people behind the Twitter accounts of the two brands, there was another section of users who joined in their conversation and posted funny memes with ‘wassup’ caption.
Take a look at some of the best tweets:
The best example of friendship!
everyone need a friendship like Burger King and Budweiser pic.twitter.com/YnzJ82YLmU
— champie ✘ (@stillchampie) June 27, 2018
New phone who dis?
‘New phone WHO DIS’? Burger King and Budweiser thread ‘BEST THING to happen to Twitter’ maybe EVER https://t.co/MvXS180tnF
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) June 28, 2018
Absolutely!
Whoever at Burger King and Budweiser is behind these tweets is too drunk and needs to stop drinking and get sobered.
— Margo The Parakeet (@margo_parakeet) July 2, 2018
Party time!!
I’m eating BK and drinking a Budweiser tonight to celebrate that 😘
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
— Nathan Schmitt (@G2NBK) June 28, 2018
Exactly!
Apparently, The guy in charge of Burger King’s Twitter account is under Budweiser effect already 😂 pic.twitter.com/hxKsc91I73
— أحمد هاني وفا (@AHWAFA) June 28, 2018
What is happening?
— Armand (@Armand27) June 27, 2018
Wassupppp!
— Baked Beanz (@Baked_Beanz) June 29, 2018
Later, Burger King posted the revamped version of historic Budweiser commercial with their mascot. Watch the video here:
😝 #whassup @budweiserusa pic.twitter.com/uEGLmiqq7D
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) June 27, 2018
Taking you back in the history, Budweiser’s commercial campaign “Whassup?” was quite popular between 1999 and 2002 after which it was taken off the air.
