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First McDonald's Land and now the Burger King Kids Club and Creepy King. Can't wait to for Mark to show us the Taco Bell Chihuahua Lore.

"A Hispanic who loved art. The kid, not the dog." As a Hispanic, an art lover, and a non-dog, this made me burst out laughing.

"Can you imagine Ronald McDonald literally stalking people in their houses and handing them Big Macs?" No. That was Mac Tonight's job.

It's insane how by just watching fast food ad campaigns through each decade, you can tell what the prevailing pop culture trend was of that specific era

The Burger King games were also compatible with the original Xbox, the only three games in the entire library made to work on both systems! They were also developed by the same team that made all the James Bond games.

never thought I’d be so interested in Burger King Lore *next up: Sneak King playthough?*

As one-dimensional as the BK kid's club members were, you gotta admit the animation in those commercials was fantastic. I miss when companies had high-quality hand-drawn animation in their ads.

The Marvelous Magical Burger King is actually remarkably charming. Unlike most fast food mascots , he actually seems like someone you could leave unsupervised around children, which is more than you can say about either ANY variation of his clown rival or the frozen-grin uncanny valley monstrosity that his majesty the king sadly devolved into.

Honestly I'm surprised they didn't keep the Burger King as a live actor mascot. That costume is miles more appealing than Ronald's.

I grew up on a military base in Japan, and Burger King was our ONLY fast food option. (We later got a Popeyes Chicken and that was a big deal.)

I love that second design for the king so much, it's just so charming. All lot of cartoon designs from the 60s were super charming, honestly. Also he was called "Kurger Bing" and I think that's just great.

I feel like I'm the only one who never really found the "Creepy" King to be all that creepy. I mean, I can see where people are coming from, but Ronald is still leagues more unsettling, it feels like he's trying to butter you up with cheap food before he drags you into the back of the building and skins you alive. The King just wanted you to have a burger and enjoy it.

Being a 90s kid, it was always a question of who was cooler: Kid Vid from the BK Kids Club, or Max from A Goofy Movie. Both had backwards hats, and sunglasses that were just one solid piece of glass, but Kid Vid also had fingerless gloves. Not to be outdone, Max had a t-shirt with an attached hood, plus he skateboarded. Kid Vid was only adjacent to skateboarding, and even then, it seems only dogs got to board; he did, however, rock a fly pair of high-top sneakers. Max wore baggy pants, Kid Vid wore a superfluous belt across his chest. Let's call it a draw, and eat some fries while listening to Powerline.

Those Pokemon gold plates were the best, next to the Rugrats watches.

The creepy king will forever be hilarious and is sadly probably going to outlive the other fast food mascots

I remember the Creepy King had a deep impact on me back in high school. My and a few buddies even planned a skit [being dumb teenagers] that we never actually got around to making. Here's a rundown for those interested: -A random guy is sitting at a curb about to dig into his Big Mac. -Someone walks into frame dressed as Creepy King, grabs the poor guy's Big Mac, and hurls it off camera where it splatters all over a wall. -Creepy King produces a Whopper. -Close up of Curb Guy as he is about to excitedly dig in. -The announcer says "Introducing the new Burger King-" -"B!tch!" Is heard offscreen just as the camera cuts back a few feet to show a third guy dressed as Ronald McDonald tackling Creepy King until they are out of frame.

Never thought there’d be a reference to the child catcher from chitty chitty bang bang in a video about Burger King and yet here we are 🤷🏻‍♀️

When I was a little kid, I went to a "Magic Burger King" show at a local BK. And yes, it was all a direct response to McDonalds. They *were* the closest competitor back then. Later, I worked for BK for three years (that store is a Starbuck's now) in the 80s and the "have it your way" scheme caused a huge problem. We had one *very* large group order with *so* many special conditions (no tomato, add bacon, cut in half, etc.) it *crashed* the registers and computer system before we were halfway through entering everything in. We had to split the whole order into thirds, and the customers were pissed off about that, even though that was the only way we could do it. Elliot Way, Seattle, WA. Circa 1987.

I feel like the story of the emergence of the "Creepy King" campaign is missing a crucial component in not discussing the role Jack in the Box played with the success of their "Creepy Jack" human-in-a-mask mascot only a few years prior.

Even as a Burger King employee, the king is creepy. If I ever see an ad with him I say, "oh look it's my creepy boss."

If anyone remembers BK Kids Club (growing up in the 90s and 2000s) let me remind you something: You’re still cool after all these years. Once a BK Kids Club member, always a BK Kids Club member!

The Burger King spongebob music video is such a strange memory every 2000’s kid remembers

Im happy they've been showing the king himself more in their recent marketing. Hope they dont stop any time soon. I've grown fairly accustomed to that haunting smile

I actually choked on my food from laughter when the "wake up with the king" segment began. Please tell me this was an actual thing they did 😂

I love how your channel has a variety of topics. Theme parks, movies, and now fast food campaign's. Your awesome yesterworld. Keep it up. 👍

For some reason the magical Burger King commercials are stuck in my head from childhood. I'll never forget the Disco one with shiny 'disco balloons' and the Duke of Doubt on a 'dancing dance floor'.

Hey Lois remember the time that Burger King promoted Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) and as part of the campaign, the King was made into a Cybertronian with "Creepiness" as a tech spec with a value of 10?

I’m SO surprised you didn’t bring up the rap battle wars of all the fast food chains. Their employees made diss tracks one each other and BK’s diss on McDonalds unironically bops💀 that actually boosted most of the restaurants involved.

I freaking loved the Creepy King! He was so different and weird.. every commercial I saw him in practically had me rolling on the floor in laughter

My favorite sections were the animated portions of the commercials. It's so interesting how you can see how distinct by decades. The kid burger King looks so close to Schoolhouse Rock. While those Kids Club commercials have a "We're Back! A Dinosaur Story" feel. I wish I could find out who contracted those animation studios to find out how those commercials got made.

The original live action, as well as the current version looks like Bob Ross with a crown. "Buffy the Burger Slayer."

Me, a former 90s Kid, watching this episode: I had that toy. I had that toy. I had two of those. Ooh I loved that one!

I wish we'd return to the era of burger ads in the early 80s all about how much more meat their burgers have than the others. Besides the ones here, we also had Wendy's with the "Where's the beef?" lady, who probably gives everyone who's worked retail war flashbacks when viewed today with her tone. Also, OMG THOSE SIMPSONS TOYS. I had a full set and remember being upset when one of our then-puppies chewed a hole in Bart's hollow head.

The kids play area at my local BK actually still has all the Kids Club branding on the equipment. I was born right around the end of the kids club era (1995 to be specific) so my only exposure to it until now was that play area.

OMG KID VID AND KIDS CLUB! Thats what i grew up with in the late 90s... At the Burger King in my hometown, we have the play area and Kid Vid is still featured on the sign that outlines the rules of the play area to this day. I forgot his name until i saw this video lol

The actor who played the Duke of Doubt for most of their run was a friend of mine in the 1980s - he had a lot of really crazy stories to tell about getting into 40 pounds of latex makeup (He was short and slender, so the entire outfit weighed almost as much as he did!) to play the Duke.

"Okay, what the absolute f***" in your deadpan voice made me abruptly burst out laughing. 😂

I was a member of the BK Kids Club. Burger King has always had better food than McDonald's outside of the McNuggets and fries. Plus they didn't make every restaurant conform to a bland soulless redesign.

The great Mouse Detective is such an underrated movie.

I still love the Bloom County "Have it your way" gag. "One milkshake, hold the cup."

14:06 “Wheels” Oh, now I know why Logan called Charles ‘Wheels’ in the first X-Men movie…

Never thought I'd see a retrospective on the BK Kids Club.

The Burger King SpongeBob ad is my favorite of all time. It's just so odd to me how it exists, learning about all of Burger King's weird advertisements was interesting. Thanks for the lovely video

Brand Management did a really great video on these weird characters as well. I'm loving that the BK Kids Club is finally getting the recognition they're due. Party!

Most of the “Creepy” King commercials look like snuff films or a scene right out of ‘The Purge’.

As a 90s kid I remember the kids club, our local burger King had an actual kids club room which was a party room in the basement of the restaurant that was all painted with the kids club characters and bright colors. Every kid I know had thier birthday parties there or at pizza hut in the 90s

Holy crap! A few weeks ago I found a broken toy in one of the boxes my mom gave me that had been sitting up in her attic for over a decade. It was a plastic figurine of a red headed girl with a ponytail wearing skates. I couldn't remember what it was of or where I had gotten it, but now realize it was one of the Burger King Kids Club characters! A shame she seems to be missing an arm.

Great video! Wish you would've elaborated a little more on the Pokemon promotion. It was absolutely HUGE! That was around the time Pokemon: The First Movie came out, and Pokemania was sweeping the world for the first time. Besides the gold-plated cards, they had toys for sooo many of the different Pokemon, and even had some toy shortages because they were so high in demand. They also had their own cards too. BK vs McDonalds kinda reminds me of Nintendo vs Sega in some way.... BK does what McDonDON'T Also, the Kid's Club kids kinda remind me of the fast-food version of the Planeteers And shout out to that gooey apple green slime dipping sauce they served with the chicken tenders in the Big Kids meal... it was fire!

Funny story, a year ago I went inside a Bk and saw that their place still had the Burger King kids club characters in it, it definitely felt super jarring to look at it instead of a modernized bk.

Man, that Sneak King game. Brought me back. This was a real trip down memory lane for me, so thanks for that. It was also quite informative, so double bonus :).

Your reaction to that Spongebob advertisement caught me off guard. Great delivery 😂

I begged and begged and finally got the official Wild Wild West sunglasses from my local Burger King back in 1999, they looked like the small oval wire frame ones Will Smith wears in the movie, I loved them and wore them for years after that, I think they were like 18 bucks, my uncle bought them for me, great vid, brought back some memories 😎👍

I was just talking to my wife last night how I was a member of the bk kids club as a kid and it was the epitome of the 90's

“We’ll talk about it after the episode” I wish they all were as kind as you

21:32 Mark: Ok, what in the absolute (beep)?! LOL XD

Great vid man I’m an 80s baby (‘85) and you bought back alot of memories with the BK Kids Club I was an actual member in the early 90s I still remember the ad that waa on the TMNT vhs tapes where the animator pulled the burger out of the TV 🙃 (sigh) great times I miss the 90s. Side note those Disney movie glasses were iconic my mom bought a couple of those.

My Mom really liked the McDonalds Land vid and when she heard about this ep we watched it together again. This channel and Defunctland are channels we binge together so good job! I just eat up trivia and history like this, seeing nostalgic BK toys brings back so many memories of the toys and merch I used to have ✨

You could cover yarn as a topic and I would still listen to you for an hour lol..always great content sir..very entertaining and informative

Oh man. 1. My dad had a friend who was a manager at BK on the 90s and we got all thr Disney glasses, Anastasia toys and Pokémon gold cards. I felt like such a baller 😅😅

I miss the Mc Donald's cookies. I also didn't like the fact that when they still had them they came in these tiny bags with like six maximum cookies. At least they were free? but when you got a box they were like a dollar.

I remember the BK kids and always seeing them as the perfect competition against McDonald's Ronald and crew, especially as the BK Kids looked more cool and hip compared to Ronald looking geared towards a kiddie crowd. However it really seems BK had no idea how to keep the kids past the 90's since they really were a product of every trend of the 90's and other than Kid Vid not one stood out as memorable or having a Iconic timeless look. At least with the King character he could change and evolve to suit whatever time he was in, and even the creepy mask King was memorable, enough that he appeared in his own Xbox game which was fun and more memorable than whatever video games McDonald's released.

Never once found the Burger King creepy, I always thought it was funny.

Thank you for doing this video as I remember the Burger King Kids Club crew and was even a member of the club in the 90’s.

Ah, Burger King. I remember growing up as a 90s kid and wanting The Lion King toys. I also remember the introduction of the Big Kids Meal and when Burger King partnered with Kids WB to release Pokemon toys (as well as the infamous Pokeball recall incident.)

You know, and this isn't a knock on you Yesterworld, I low key love that long ending with your sources. It's so relaxing. Almost my favorite part because I can sit there and digest the metric FUCK TON of info you always have. Another incredible video bud.

First McDonald’s now it’s time for Mark to look at its long standing rival!

I loved Bk Kids. The watches were dope asf also. I remember the Wild Wild West sun glasses, and everyone was going for those Pokémon gold cards.

I remember a commercial that felt like a dream. It was the mascot putting money in people’s pockets before running away from the scene of the crime. It was one of the few Burger King ads I saw ever and never heard any of my peers mention it. They reran the spongebob one a lot though

omg this brought me so much nostalgia for toys i forgot i had as a child. i remember the kids club & would get bday cards in the mail every year til about 2004ish thank u for making this & everything you do!😁❤️

The regular Burger King Kids Meal had less food and was marketed towards younger kids with small appetites, but when they introduced the Burger King Big Kids Meal in 1999, the meal came with more food and was marketed towards pre-teens with bigger appetites. My favorite was the double cheeseburger Burger King Big Kids Meal. When Disney left Burger King to go back to McDonald's, Burger King had since went with other licensing partners for their Kids Meal toy tie-ins, including Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Warner Bros., Universal Studios, 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Dreamworks, etc.

The nostalgia hit me like a goddamm truck when you got to the toys. My favorites were a ghost that said 'Now you see me now you don't!' and the Dragonball z figures. I might still have Piccolo stashed away somewhere but I know I have some early Pokémon Bk toys.

Not gonna lie, the Kids Club seemed like a pretty cool form of advertisement and I'll have that back over the Creepy King any day

I had the Printed king doll as a toddler and I always wanted the king figure that did magic tricks from like 1982

Never I thought I'd be as interested in fast food/advertising lore as I am today. I never knew much about Burger King in the early days (basically before the 90s), so this was cool stuff to learn! Great stuff!

Another amazing video! I seriously enjoy your stuff man keep up the great work!

AMAZING For working in other tabs! i get a little half history lesson, AND amazing Work done!

I have one of those three games that I got for free at my local retro game store. Literally the sticker was marked $0.00. I took it up and asked "so this is free?" And the people there that know me said "yeah sure."

I just noticed that he starts every episode by saying “when it comes to”.

12:13 is a missed pun opportunity. "Anyway, McDonald's beef with BK..."

I remember the BK kids club logo! and vaguely the characters.... oh and the creepy King?? I absolutely loved it, those were some of the funniest ads on TV.... just the image of some guy waking up, not saying anything the the king turns and offers a burger?? LMFAO! comedy gold IMO intentional or not those ads made me laugh hard....I have a sick sense of humor....i consider the 90's IT movie to be a comedy with horror elements and I love it for that lolz the library scene alone.....comedy gold

So BK was the fast food equivalent of 90s-era Sega “Genesis Does what Nintendon’t” style ad campaigns? Da hell???

When I was young we had so many birthday parties at Burger King - they had a special roped off area for birthday parties which always started with a Burger King meal, then party games (pass the paper Burger King crown, musical bumps, musical statues, etc), then the guy in the full body Kid Vid costume came out to dance with everyone.

Man oh man, hearing you talk about all those Disney toy promo promo deals and the BK Kids Club of the 90's hits hard for me. Since I remember a lot of that from the late 90's and early 2000's. My biggest memory was the 1999 Pokemon promo deal. At that time Pokemon made it's Worldwide/North America debut a year earlier and it was a big hit. I got hooked on playing the games at that time and when I saw commercials for the Burger king Pokemon toys I begged my parents all the time to get me a Burger King kids meal. I used to have one of those Disney Cups for Pocahontas until I moved houses in 2017. I also remember the SpongeBob Berger King ads from the mid-late 2000's. My most favorite one has to be the one with the king singing "Spongebob got Back" from 2009. At that time I had recently discovered a few years prior a song called Baby got Back by Sir-Mix-Alot and the Spongebob got back song is a parity of Mix-Alot's song. In the original 30 sec TV commercial Sir-Mix-Alot made a brief cameo at the end of the commercial. With that said he approved the parity and was on board with the commercial.

Thank you for posting the video.

I unironically loved the creepy king ads, well, except the SpongeBob one... the others were so strange it was amusing. Barely any dialog and lots of awkward staring. It was right up my alley!

I've always loved the Creepy King ads. they were just so weird snd out there. :D Also.. no mention of the Subservient Chicken. :( That's another weird online ad campaign from the mid 2000s or so... :D

Boy, this video really took me on a fun heady trip down memory lane....well, up to the moment we got the creepy incarnation that destroyed my childhood. 😄 Thanks for producing it.

oh, burger king kids club. they were part of the first reoccurring nightmares i remembered having as a child. i really did like them as mascots, though. also definitely remember creepy burger king cosplayers at anime cons i went to in the mid-00s, really certifying the era in which they took place.

Idk about bonkers so much as absolutely hilarious. When The King became the new mascot I became a BK patron for life

I'll be honest, I kind of like the Magical Magician Burger King mascot from the olden days. Kind of gives off DreamFinder (Journey into Imagination) vibes.

I was a proud member of the Kids Klub, I still have some of the toys, including a few of the Lion King finger puppet Jack-in-the-Box things and the other Disney ones. I also still have all the Jurassic Park watches and they still work.

The burger king toys segment filled me with so much nostalgia, I can't believe how many of those toys I owned as a kid, without even knowing where they came from

The surrealist nature of the creepy king was just so bizarre that I loved it.

The Creepy King and Jack are the best fast food mascots.

I love your videos! When is the next one coming?

Great video, is weird how much value there is in the history of fas food chains

I actually remember waiting for the Xbox games to be released and playing Big Bumpin and Sneak King....alot! The fact that Burger King actually made a game with an online leader board for your ability to sneak burgers into people's pockets still cracks me up.

Been a while Yesterworld so good to see another a new video

I'll be 59 next month (Nov. 2021), so I'm old enough for the Burger King who sat upon a burger hugging a cold beverage to have been "current". Specifically, your video reminded me of the sheet plastic "mitten" puppet of that mascot iteration. I haven't thought of that "merchandise" in maybe 50 years or more! Thanks for the blast of nostalgia! Sincerely, Bill