Grimace shake explained: why the internet believes a purple …
2023年6月28日 · What if you wanted that Grimace shake with a chicken sandwich, you know? Worse, his meal consists of a Big Mac and fries, without any special Grimace-y flair, but people are just happily...
McDonald’s ‘Grimace Shake’ Meme, Explained - Forbes
2023年6月28日 · McDonald’s new milkshake has gone unexpectedly viral on TikTok, inspiring a horror-themed meme in which people pretend to suffer a gruesome fate after tasting the “Grimace Shake.”
The Grimace Shake Is a Purple Blob of Exquisite Mystery
2023年6月13日 · The answer turns out to be weirder: In 1971, Grimace was introduced as an evil monster with four arms, each of which stole milkshakes. But that design scared children, so McDonald’s chopped off two of those arms and reintroduced him as a kindly, bumbling purple critter, a beloved member of the McDonaldland gang.
Grimace Shake Trend - Know Your Meme
The Grimace Shake Trend, also known as the Grimace Shake Incident and Grimace Shake Death, refers to a series of parody horror videos that depict people dying or going insane after drinking the McDonald's Grimace Milkshake.
Why are teens pretending to die from McDonald’s Grimace Shake?
2023年6月28日 · The premise is simple: Users post videos of themselves tasting McDonald’s new Grimace Shake (named after the restaurant’s iconic purple character) and then “dying” or pretending to befall ...
What's the internet's obsession with Grimace? - Los Angeles Times
2023年7月12日 · The absurd video trend coming out of the craze — called the “Grimace Shake Incident” by some — may unsettle people unfamiliar with Gen-Z’s comedic lexicon.
The Grimace shake TikTok trend, explained - Polygon
2023年6月28日 · People on TikTok are pretending to die from drinking McDonald’s new Grimace shake as part of an absurdist trend timed to the mascot’s birthday. And no, the milkshake is not actually dangerous...
Grimace - Know Your Meme
2023年6月12日 · Grimace is one of several mascots for McDonald's fast-food restaurants, depicted as a rotund, purple creature. Grimace first appeared in a series of McDonald's "McDonaldland" television commercials in 1971, depicted as a villain with six hands that steals McDonald's milkshakes.
What Is The 'Grimace Shake' Meme? The Strange TikTok Trend …
2023年6月26日 · Grimace Shake-related memes are currently appearing en masse on TikTok, where creators are producing avant-garde videos about the "effects" of the Grimace Shake. In what are seemingly creepy videos, these TikTokers portray the satirically horrid aftermath of drinking the purple, milky beverage.
What are people doing with the Grimace shake? Here's the …
2023年6月29日 · A TikTok trend of people trying Grimace's berry-flavored purple milkshake and then pretending to die has finally gotten the McDonald's monster to respond to the absurdist fad.