
While everyone is talking about Marvel Studios’ hit film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, fast-food chain Chicken Licken has recreated parts of the film with a local twist.
The latest advert, given the thumbs-up on social media, promotes Chicken Licken’s Big John burger and hilariously shows just far people will go to get their hands on one.
Viewers are taken inside the advanced African kingdom of Wakanda. The exact location of this majestic place is unknown, and its citizens have no reason to leave as the outside world adds no value to their lives. That is until now because there’s one thing they don’t have: the Big John Burger.
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Having heard the legend, the Queen commands her trusted warriors to go and find “Big John”.
The warriors set off on their mission and arrive in South Africa to find many gawking faces, an opportunistic window washer, a perplexed traffic officer and a Xhosa-speaking man who doesn’t understand their Hollywood Xhosa.
They use their technologically advanced navigation tool which points them in the direction of a Chicken Licken store where they mistake a well-built cashier for “Big John”.
It sends with the line “Big John beats Ya’Hunga forever”.
On social media, many users agreed Chicken Licken outdid itself with its latest advert.
Here is a snapshot of some reactions:
Haibo big John 😂
— Cyril Zuma (@cyrilzuma) November 11, 2022
@ChickenLickenSA makes the kind of tv commercials that one would love to be in nje,just for vibes 😂
— MoFlava (@moflavadj) November 13, 2022
Tshepiso always gets the best parts in ads 😂😂
— Local🫶🏽Made (@onlylocalmade) November 11, 2022
Our adverts have better quality then our movies
— let his will be done. (@TeeTouchza) November 11, 2022
And y’all made sure you dropped it at 11:11:11:11 👏🏽 pic.twitter.com/fKH8EXdN8r
— Minky®️ (@Miss_Minxsta) November 11, 2022
Which agency is behind this? They deserve an award and the production company that executed 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Now I want to taste this Big John 👅 Well done guys 💛💛💛
— GloriaK 💎🇿🇦🎬 (@gloriak_ma) November 12, 2022
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