Let’s see if the J Balvin Meal extends the winning streak. 3 billion streams.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
[Price List], Music Tech Accelerator Finals: The Place To Be Today #SXSW Or Watch Online, Music Business Interns Wanted: Hypebot And Skyline Music Agency. Could you have predicted that McDonald’s would be unable to keep up with demand for Value Meals during a global pandemic that has crushed the restaurant industry? “I swear by Hypebot every morning over breakfast.” Derek Sivers Founder, CD Baby, “Hypebot is the most focused music business centric resource we have.” Celia Hirschman One Little Indian, Downtown Marketing & KCRW-FM. Legal Statement. When you buy fake gucci in Thailand @tiktok_us @tiktokmy pic.twitter.com/KFf4vOTi7J, Anybody that does story time with the auto tune on tiktok, I’m retweeting no matter what https://t.co/tIFlaokjFn, The TikTok Autism Challenge Is the Worst of the Internet, The Best TikTok Dances to Learn While We're All Quarantined, Watch out, Gen Z! TKN - ROSALÍA & Travis Scott | TikTok Compilation 2020! Sorry if you dropped $249 on a pair of Pros but... you know, if auto-tuning TikToks was that important to you maybe you should've asked the Apple sales specialist about that before you spent your dough on it. After that, Fatburger became the unofficial burger stand of choice for the hip-hop world, with artists such as Biggie Smalls calling out the restaurant either in song or word. I mean, just look at how excellent this is. And then there's this brilliant soul who auto-tuned the words of "All Star" by Smash Mouth and then mashed them up with the USSR national anthem and created an absolute meme masterpiece. Meanwhile, Ocean Spray jumped in. It seems like Voloco is everyone's favorite but there are several other auto-tune applications you can use with TikTok, like Smule, Rapchat, StarMaker, Tune Me, The Voice, MicDroid, Auto-Tune Mobile, and tons others. All those things have happened in 2020 because of a perfect storm of media, personalities, and brands known as cultural relevance.
Let’s see if the J Balvin Meal extends the winning streak. 3 billion streams.
Sometimes cultural relevance means shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, too. Don’t just wait for a moment to be opportunistic, but plan for this to be a component in the way you think about building your brand all of the time, with an always-on strategy. TikTok star Nathan Apodaca, who works in a potato processing plant when he’s not creating viral TikTok videos for millions of followers, is at the center of a feel-good story during a year that needs one.
McDonald’s said that the campaign helped the company achieve the highest monthly same-store sales in nearly a decade. My little dance videos, my little skits that I do, it’s just exciting to me. In reality, he was heading to his job on a longboard because his car wasn’t working – and yet, he was unflappably cool, lip syncing to a perfectly chill song that instantly evokes 1970s nostalgia. And all this happened in just weeks. Cultural relevance is something like a Holy Grail for brands because being culturally relevant is a way to build an emotional bond with people — and branding is all about emotion. It’s fun and exciting because I get to see the joy that it brings people.”. The McDonald’s campaign with Travis Scott ran from September 4 to October 8. But the story didn’t end there. Nice. MCDONALD’S, TRAVIS SCOTT’S MCNUGGET BODY PILLOW IS A HIT ON SOCIAL MEDIA. “Various Travis Scott Meal marketing materials include the line, 'Say Cactus Jack sent you', leading some customers to say, 'Cactus Jack sent me' or other social-media-inspired variations including: 'It's lit, sickomode,' 'The fornite guy burger,' or 'You know why I am here' (while playing Travis Scott music)," the memo said, according to Insider. Brands cannot always know when a viral sensation will happen. Nathan Apodaca’s TikTok video was the equivalent of a Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack making 1970s hits popular again, or Stranger Things triggering a resurgence of interest in 1980s products such as New Coke. And have a plan in place for when these opportunities do show up.”. var F14249_sb_requiredFields=new Array();var F14249_sb_validateFields=new Array();F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_Category');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_email');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_feedid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_publisherid');F14249_sb_requiredFields.push('F14249_sb_cids');var F14249_sb_fieldcol='#000000';var fbz_F14249_sb_logged=false;function F14249_sb_wait_fn(){try{if(!fbz_F14249_sb_logged){fbz_SmartForm('F14249_sb',feedblitz_full_form);try{s('F14249_sb');}catch(e){};fbz_FitForm('F14249_sb');var F14249_sb_wait_img=fbz_formMetrics(14249,1);fbz$('F14249_sb_wait_img').innerHTML=F14249_sb_wait_img;clearInterval(F14249_sb_wait);fbz_F14249_sb_logged=true;}}catch(e){}} No McDonald’s employees were harmed in the making of this ##QuickRecipes, In one video, a customer asks for the Travis Scott burger and the employee responds: "Are you going to blast music in my ear? As for Nathan Apodaca? McDonald's employees are being pranked at the drive-thru window by Travis Scott fans in a new TikTok trend. Whether his cannabis venture works out or not, he’s just going to keep doing what he’s doing.
The campaign was so popular that McDonald’s could not keep up with the demand for the Travis Scott Value Meals. The relationship with McDonald’s also spawned an amusing behavior among younger customers who rolled up to McDonald’s drive-through lanes and placed their orders for the Travis Scott Meal with their own creative spin, such as announcing cryptically, “You know what I want,” or “You know why we’re here,” and then blasting Scott’s hit song, “Sicko Mode.”. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Email address is not displayed with comments.
Some have changed the model completely by creating non-music brands. People are posting videos of the prank on TikTok -- but some McDonald’s employees don’t seem to be thrilled. Our up to the minute industry news alongside insightful commentary helps our readers sift through the rumors and developments to find the information they need to keep their businesses moving forward. More than 170,000 TikTok users created their own homage videos featuring “Dreams.” The original video generated millions of views and reactions.
McDonald’s partnership with rapper Travis Scott has given fans an opportunity for a new TikTok prank. We also offer combined rates with MusicThinkTank. You know, so you can get straight to the good stuff. Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions. URLs automatically linked. When McDonald’s and hip-hop star Travis Scott launched the Travis Scott Value Meal on September 4, they tapped into a cultural relationship between fast food and hip-hop that arguably dates back to Run-DMC name checking KFC and McDonald’s in “You Be Illin’,” and NWA and LL Cool J both showing Burger King love in “I Ain’t That 1” and “The Bristol Hotel,” respectively. Jacob Richman breaks it all down in his video on how he went "VIRAL For Sounding Like Travis Scott" and his breakdown of how to do everything starts at 2:52.
You: TikTok is stupid and worthless.Me: TikTokers auto tuned All-Star to the tune of the USSR national anthem. The entire vibe was something we all aspire to, especially during these stressful times.
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