McDonald's recently announced its BTS Happy Meal featuring collectable TinyTAN figurines inspired by all seven members of the Korean boyband. However, the collaboration was slammed by the internet for its connection to the Israel-Palestine Conflict
McDonalds BTS Meal
K-pop sensation BTS, which is highly followed and adored by fans across the globe, has found itself in a controversy. Ever since the South Korean boy band wrapped up their military service, they have constantly been in the spotlight. However, this time around, a brand collaboration has left the internet divided and attracted a lot of flak. The group recently teamed up with McDonald’s for a special TinyTAN Happy Meal, bringing a playful twist to the fast-food chain’s iconic offering.
McDonald's BTS meal box
On August 19, McDonald’s announced a collaboration with BTS, which is set to roll out on September 3 in the U.S. Later, an Encore Edition will be rolled out on September 23. Each of these Happy Meals comes with collectable TinyTAN figurines inspired by all seven members, namely, RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.
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The Happy Meals come in two editions: the Throwback Edition, featuring looks from BTS’s 2021 BTS Meal promo, while the Encore Edition will highlight fresh outfits for this new partnership. The toys will be available in 66 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Pakistan, and the Philippines. However, India is not on the launch list.
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