Things are heating up in the fast food turf war.
Slapped with a challenge, Wendys Co WEN waged a full-scale rap battle with an unassuming Wingstop Inc WING.
Here’s how it went down.
Hands in its pockets and lost in its head, Wingstop strolled the Twitter Inc TWTR-sphere to a freestyled beat, minding its own business. But it crossed the line, drifted unawares into Wendy’s domain, and the domineering social boss saw fit to defend itself.
The result was a world-class show:
And mic drop.
The Twitter Turf
Wendy’s has established itself as an online personality with its witty consumer engagement and community-rallying campaign awarding a teen free nuggets. Throughout its rise, it gained a reputation for its spiciness.
Notably, Wendy’s is not the only one that’s found the e-universe conquerable territory.
T-Mobile US Inc TMUS CEO John Legere has leveraged his Twitter influence to instigate many a war with competitors AT&T Inc. T and Verizon Communications Inc. VZ. And President Donald Trump has, by some interpretations, waged literal war on North Korea using the platform.
But the Wendy’s beef is more fun.
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