Epic Rap Battles Of History Ronald Mcdonald Vs Burger King
Introduction
The internet is filled with countless videos and memes, but few have gained the popularity and admiration that the Epic Rap Battles of History (ERB) series has. ERB is a YouTube series created by Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD that pits historical, fictional, and pop culture figures against each other in rap battle format. One of the most famous ERB episodes is "Ronald McDonald vs Burger King," which features two iconic fast-food mascots going head-to-head in a lyrical showdown. Let's dive into the epic rap battle and break down the verses.
Verse One: Burger King
The rap battle kicks off with Burger King taking the first verse. He starts by bragging about his popularity and how he's the king of the fast-food industry. He also takes a shot at McDonald's, calling them a "clown" and saying that their food is "overpriced, you're basic, that's just that." He then mentions how McDonald's has faced criticism over the years for their unhealthy food options and how Burger King offers more variety in their menu. Burger King ends his verse by declaring that he's "the flame-broiled beef, you're a processed meat."
Verse Two: Ronald McDonald
Next up is Ronald McDonald, who starts his verse with a reference to the famous McDonald's jingle "I'm Lovin' It." He then proceeds to mock Burger King's "creepy" mascot and calls him a "second-rate Duke of Doubt." Ronald also takes a shot at Burger King's slogan "Have it Your Way," saying that it's just an excuse for them to mess up orders. He then mentions how McDonald's has a larger global presence and how Burger King has struggled to compete in certain markets. Ronald ends his verse by saying that he's "the real king of burgers, you're the clown, that's for certain."
Verse Three: Burger King
Burger King comes back with his second verse, starting off by saying that Ronald is "a creepy clown who's second to a rat." He then takes another shot at McDonald's by mentioning how they've faced numerous lawsuits over the years. Burger King also points out how McDonald's has tried to copy Burger King's menu items, such as their Chicken Fries. He ends his verse by saying that he's "flame-grilled, you're a plastic toy."
Verse Four: Ronald McDonald
Ronald McDonald comes back with his final verse, starting off by calling out Burger King for his lack of creativity in his insults. He then mentions how McDonald's has been around for much longer than Burger King and has a more iconic status. Ronald also takes a shot at Burger King's mascot again, calling him a "ginger with a soul patch." He ends his verse by saying that he's "the Big Mac, you're the snack wrap."
Conclusion
Overall, the "Ronald McDonald vs Burger King" rap battle is a hilarious and entertaining watch. Both mascots bring their A-game and throw some clever insults at each other. While it's up for debate on who won the battle, one thing is for sure - this rap battle will go down in internet history as one of the most iconic ERB episodes.
