Seriously McDonalds

Seriously McDonalds is a phrase that became popular due to a viral image on the internet. The image, which was falsely associated with the McDonald's Corporation, sparked a significant amount of controversy and discussion about racial discrimination.

Origin

The phrase "Seriously McDonalds" originated from a viral image that was circulated on the internet in 2011. The image depicted a sign allegedly posted in a McDonald's restaurant that charged African American customers an extra fee. The sign was later proven to be a hoax, but not before it had been widely shared and discussed on various social media platforms.

Controversy

The image and the phrase "Seriously McDonalds" quickly became a symbol of perceived racial discrimination. Many people who saw the image believed it to be real and were outraged at the McDonald's Corporation. The company was forced to respond and deny any involvement with the sign. The incident highlighted the power of social media to spread misinformation and the potential damage to a company's reputation.

Impact

The "Seriously McDonalds" incident had a significant impact on the way companies manage their social media presence. It demonstrated the need for companies to monitor what is being said about them online and to respond quickly to any potential controversies. The incident also highlighted the potential for social media to spread misinformation and the importance of fact-checking before sharing content.

See also

• McDonald's
• Social media
• Racial discrimination

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