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Burger King taps Rhett and Link as taste testers for Whopper Guarantee
Burger King has enlisted Rhett and Link as taste testers to promote its "Whopper Guarantee," Tubefilter reports. The deal puts a fast-food brand inside Good Mythical Morning, the duo's YouTube show now 14 years into its run.
Burger King has enlisted Rhett and Link as taste testers to promote its "Whopper Guarantee," Tubefilter reports. The deal places a fast-food brand inside Good Mythical Morning, the duo's YouTube show now 14 years into its run.
Taste tests have become one of the show's most reliable segments, and on YouTube viewers can watch dozens of "food feuds" in which the pair compare fast food items from different chains. That makes the format a natural fit for a burger promotion aimed at the show's existing audience.
For creators, the deal is a reminder that a recurring segment can be the asset a brand buys into, rather than a one-off ad read.
Our reading
Our view is that this is a brand buying into an established creator format rather than a one-off sponsorship, which is the part other creators can learn from.
What to do or watch
Watch how Burger King’s Whopper Guarantee is integrated into Good Mythical Morning’s existing taste-test segments and whether the brand returns to that format rather than appearing in a single episode. The unresolved question is whether this is a repeatable sign that brands will buy into a creator’s recurring segment, or whether it stays a one-off campaign.
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- Rhett and Link have had a lot of airtime to fill over the 14-year run of their show Good Mythical Morning.
- The taste test has emerged as one of the duo's most reliable segments.
- On YouTube, viewers can watch dozens of "food feuds," in which Rhett and Link compare fast food items from different chains.
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