11 Times Brands Roasted Each Other For Everyone To See
Long ago, there was a time when it was shocking to see the social media account of a prominent brand get down and dirty in the contentious muck of online arguments. But now, playful pettiness on the part of one brand towards a rival is common. Fast food restaurants tangle daily on platforms such as Twitter, and their highly-trained social media teams probably spend hours crafting the perfect comebacks to the perfect insults. The ability to roast large companies on social media has become a talent that job recruiters seem to look for in potential candidates nowadays.
The entertaining controversies are fun to read and share online, and fans of the sparring brands created Reddit's /r/CompanyBattles precisely for that reason. This entire collection is (unintentionally, of course) an advertisement for these brands, but it's also a tribute to the creativity, hard work and determination of the well-paid viral marketing executives and creative teams who made this all possible.
The Big Three
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Somehow, each social network has managed to match the exact tone of the majority of its users in this post.
The Analog Version
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This is how they did it before phones. Ask your grandparents and they'll tell you the same.
Rejected :/
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Can't lie, she does have a sweet smile and she is very funny on Twitter. I understand why they had to ask.
Wendy Claps Back
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Wendy's was the originator of the "sassy social media brand" and still one of the genre's finest practitioners.
More Of A Personal Matter
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This isn't technically a brand bantering with another, but it is an example of a brand feeling passionate about something and wanting to share.
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