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Burger King's Red Crown Legend Meme

A meme screenshot from a social media post (likely Instagram) featuring a display of red Burger King paper crowns. The post includes a caption with a typo: 'The legend was to big they had to change the color of th... crown'. The interface shows 389 likes and 18 comments, with a small circular profile picture and a sign in the background reading 'Order for from BK Download'. The username 'tinder_resistance_11_genisys' is displayed at the top, indicating the uploader.
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The legend was to big they had to change the color of th... crown

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The legend was to big they had to change the color of th... crown

Overview

A meme screenshot from a social media post (likely Instagram) featuring a display of red Burger King paper crowns. The post includes a caption with a typo: 'The legend was to big they had to change the color of th... crown'. The interface shows 389 likes and 18 comments, with a small circular profile picture and a sign in the background reading 'Order for from BK Download'. The username 'tinder_resistance_11_genisys' is displayed at the top, indicating the uploader.

Origin notes

This appears to be a user-created meme posted on Instagram by 'tinder_resistance_11_genisys'. It humorously references Burger King's crowns, implying a 'legend' caused the color change (traditionally yellow, sometimes red). The image combines a photograph of the crown display with social media engagement metrics, suggesting it was shared as a joke about Burger King's branding.

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