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5 Whoppers and 5 More Whoppers refers to a viral video where two boys in Burger King crowns go through the Burger King drive-thru and order "five Whoppers and five more Whoppers" instead of ordering 10 Whoppers in one order. The video was first posted to TikTok in April 2021 and inspired a number of video edits and memes referencing it in the following months.

Origin

On April 8th, 2021, TikToker^[1] @enzology posted a video where he's sitting in the passenger seat of his friend's (TikToker @not.chrisg) car wearing a cardboard Burger King crown. He films himself as the driver says into a Burger King drive-thru speaker, "five Whoppers," then flips the camera to the driver, revealing him to also be wearing a Burger King crown as he says, "and five more Whoppers," to which @enzology bursts out in laughter. The video gained over 3.3 million views in five months (shown below).

On April 10th, @not.chrisg posted a "behind-the-scenes" video to TikTok^[2] taken the same day as the "5 more Whoppers" video showing himself and his friends driving while wearing the Burger King crowns (shown below).

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On June 19th, 2021, TikToker^[3] @laurenfrustrated posted an animation recreating the video with Minecraft streamers Jack Manifold and TommyInnit going through the drive-thru, gaining over 170,000 views in three months. The video was also posted to her YouTube^[4] channel, Lauren Illustrated, gaining over 107,000 views in the same span of time (shown below).

This animation inspired a number of similar animations to the viral video's original sound throughout July. For example, on July 11th, TikToker^[8] @beast.titans.dumptruck posted an animation of Kyōjurō Rengoku from Demon Slayer ordering the Whoppers, gaining over 262,000 views in two months (shown below, left). On July 17th, TikToker^[9] @420billhaderstan69 posted a similar Chainsaw Man themed animation, gaining over 340,000 views in a similar span of time (shown below, right).

On August 15th, iFunny^[5] user ALittleBit posted an image macro using a GIF of King Shark raging with top text reading, "The Burger King worker seeing me come in for 5 Whoppers and 5 more Whoppers for the 12th time this week," gaining over 1,900 smiles in a month (shown below).

On September 6th, iFunny^[6] user _GregHeffley_ and Instagram^[7] user @weaponized.augtism posted an image macro using Sam Hyde's Don't You Feel Silly video under the text caption, "me talking to the corpse of the burger king employee who game me 10 Whoppers instead of 5 whoppers and 5 more whoppers," gaining over 20,600 views and 5,300 likes on the latter in six days (show below).

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