To End The #Anti2010 Movement, Burger King Launches #ThanksТhe2010
Oct. 05, 2021
For the past several weeks, French children born in 2010 have become the target of insults, harassment and cyberbullying, forcing even the French Minister of National Education Jean-Michel Blanquer to react in an attempt to end this malicious trend of bullying. If this #Anti2010 movement (already with 40 million mentions online) could be birthed in the universe of online video gaming, then that’s where it must end too. By turning these games into a place where the 2010s are celebrated en masse, allowing those affected to regain their pride.
So BURGER KING®, in partnership with Les Papillons, an organization that fights against child abuse, asks all players to pay tribute to their fellow gamers born in 2010 by pledging their support however they can (tagging, writing, building…), on any online game, and to share it on Twitter with the hashtag #ThanksThe2010. Every time they do, BURGER KING® will thank them with a WHOPPER®.
Together, we can make the kids of 2010 Kings again.
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