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History
In 1955 the Burger King was just a man on a sign in front of a fast food store in Miami, Florida. Then he went into print campains as a man sitting on a “Burger Throne” and holding an impossibly large drink.

Soon he would be animated for children’s commercials.
Cartoon Burger King was replaced with an actor to compete angainst Ronald MacDonald. This Burger King lived in the Burger King Kingdom with the likes of “Sir shakes-A-Lot”, “The Wizard of Fries”, “The Duke of Doubt” and “Burger Thing”. These commercials stopped in the late 80’s and were replaced with “The BK Kids Club Gang”
20 years later the advertising firm Crispin, Porter + Bogusky took over Burger king’s advertising and resurrected The Burger King, now known as simply “The King”. The King’s looks came from a helium tank fixture of the Burger King actor one of CP+B’s employees found on eBay. Seen below.

Then CP+B used some viral marketing with their new “Creepy King”. He was official called “Creepy King”, but it was a suitable moniker because he creeped up on people just to offer them various BK foods.
This “Creepy King” persona was embraced by Burger King and creeping was made the main part of “Sneak King” one of BK’s three Xbox games.
Internet Relevance
Now, it’s not unlikely to see the internet making fun of advertising mascots, but The Burger King was taken on a whole new, vile persona and has become some sort of sexual predator.
YTMND fad.
The Burger King has become a large fad on YTMND. The first YTMND was created on March 28, 2005 by user ilpadrino86. They usually consist of The King fighting Ronald McDonald or just plain creeping the hell out of people.
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Meme Details
Origin
Burger King Ads
Year
2003



































