The Fat Cat and McDonald's Vietnam affair: 1 runner who spoke "letap", was "corrected" by fans

Regarding the case of a 21-year-old man in China nicknamed Fat Cat who died forever for love, McDonald's Vietnam was criticized for using dirty tricks to market. A famous runner in Vietnam entered, immediately "corrected" by netizens.

In the midst of the noise of the Fat Cat, McDonald's Vietnam launched objectionable content, tricks to PR products, recently Vietnam Sports 2022 runner-up - Le Phuong Thao has entered. As a beauty who has made controversial statements many times, this time she once again stunned netizens by thinking that she was too talkative, not researching carefully.

Specifically, when McDonald's Vietnam received a storm of criticism for starting the story of only eating Fat Cat's vegetables, Phuong Thao quickly commented: "Get out of Vietnam." Although he knew that Fang Thao was on the side of the majority, stoned this fast food company, it was a bit "confusing". Netizens immediately "adjusted their backs": "Friend, the owner of McDonald's in Vietnam is Vietnamese and the marketing team is Vietnamese", "Famous talk calmly, sister", "As a celebrity, speak carefully", "You have the wisdom of 1 miss",...

It can be seen that Fang Thao in this story seems to be in a bit of a hurry, this is not the first time the beauty of Thai Binh origin has shared such touches. She once defended the fact that the big couple, being raised, or touching Zhou Qingxuan and Guanghai's wedding photo drama.

Flip the fuss of McDonald's Vietnam about the story of Fat Cat. Specifically, Vietnamese social networks in recent days are spreading the tragic story of a gamer with the nickname Fat Cat, 21 years old, who died forever for love. Accordingly, the Chinese man met his older girlfriend online. During their relationship, this guy actively "plowed" games to make money, ate frugally, did not even dare to go to medical treatment to save money to serve the needs of his girlfriend.

In just about 2 years of love, this guy has provided the girl with an amount of up to 510,000 yuan (nearly 1.8 billion VND). In order to be close to his girlfriend, he even moved his workplace to Chongqing (China, the girl's residence).

However, in April, the girl coldly announced her breakup, causing the gamer extreme distress and came to a foolish decision. Before coming to this decision, in a conversation of this guy that went viral, he once shared: "I don't want to eat vegetables anymore, I want to eat McDonald's."

In the midst of the tragic story of Fat Cat spreading, McDonald's Vietnam immediately launched an advertising program on the online food ordering application called: "If you don't like to eat vegetables, eat chicken with BBQ cheese".

Along with that, on the fan page of McDonald's Vietnam, this company also posted an advertising article running a discount code with content related to Fat Cat: "Try to see if McDonald's is enough to satisfy the protesting belly of "eyelid fens" with this combo".

McDonald's move has been repeatedly "attacked" by netizens, fiercely criticized for using the tragic story to catch offensive trends. In less than two days, the post using the story "Fat Cat" to PR McDonald's products has garnered about 2,100 reactions, including more than 1,800 outraged drops.

Under the post, many critical comments such as : "Boycott! Inhumane content, taking the dead as content is very evil", "the food is bad, not the work ethic".

"While in China, McDonald's China created the Fat Cat discount code to discount the hamburger and french fries combo, Chinese netizens also want to use the savings from the discount code to donate to the Cat family. And what kind of trend am I swinging here?" one netizen commented.

On the evening of May 6, McDonald's Vietnam fanpage posted an apology for the fact that on May 6 on some online delivery platforms, some information about McDonald's new programs and products appeared with inappropriate language related to Fat Cat in a sensitive context.

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