Burger King

I know it’s a fun meme to make fun of brands for trying to get in on pride. And I’m sure there will be plenty of memes about going back to their old logos on July 1. But I genuinely appreciate the effort. It makes me and probably a kid in the middle of Oklahoma feel like LGBTQ people are more accepted. Sure there’s the implication that brands who talk about pride will make money, but I’d much rather have Burger King or P&G or whoever acknowledge the month and make an effort than do nothing.

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Why do we give awards to students for ideas that will never happen/are ridiculous? Netflix will never make an ad unit on their app, that would sell you Burger King burgers when burgers appear in movies or shows. That's just stupid. How did this win? What am I missing? https://www.dandad.org/awards/new-blood/2020/burger-king/3628/grubtitles/

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Are all these Burger King stunts bringing any real results beside ad people talking about it? They are cool ideas, like the triple onion sandwich to keep social distancing, but I don’t feel normal people are interested as much as ad people do.

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