McDonalds Japan Cups Demonstrating Explicit Positions | 2 Strong
February 25, 2023
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as posted by the channelMcDonald’s Japan has attracted a lot of negative publicity for its McFizz summer soft drink range. The beverages were launched last month by the Japanese franchise of the American fast food restaurant. The drinks in the range are served in specially designed cups, featuring line drawings of boys and girls on the clear plastic.
McDonald's Japan explains on its website that, when the McFizz drinks are finished and their cups stacked up, it looks like the illustrated characters are kissing. However, McDonald's customers in Japan realized that when the cups are twisted in a certain way, the characters can be made to look as though they are in a sexually suggestive position. Let’s examine it more closely.
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