ALBAWABA - Vought International (Social media account for Amazon Prime's The Boys) went viral on the internet after sharing a picture of Homelander working at the fake fast-food chain 'Vought A Burger' in reference to Donald Trump's recent visit to McDonald's.
The post in question received mixed reactions from social media users with some claiming that The Boys series is "Trying too hard" and being "too political".
One user wrote, "You didn’t have to get into politics".
Homelander working at Vought A Burger? The Boys responds to Trump's McDonald's visit
The poster said "Breaking: Homelander serves up high-quality beef", with the 'Vought News Network' logo placed at the bottom right in reference to it also appearing in the popular series. Moreover, Homelander is edited into a drive-thru window while smiling and holding a bag with a 'Vought A Bruger' sticker on it.
It seems customers can also stack the burger for $5.99 more.
Vought International wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter), "Growing up, Homelander dreamed of working at his local Vought A Burger. Recently, his wish came true, as Vought shut down a restaurant and staged pre-selected customers, so Homelander could “serve” “people” “food.” Thanks, Homelander, for showing everyone how you’re a true man of the people!"
Trump working at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania
Former US President and current candidate Donald Trump recently made headlines after visiting a McDonald's chain in Pennsylvania to work there. Multiple photos and videos of the former president swarmed social media platforms showing Trump serving french fries after being taught by one of the employees the process at the frying machine.
Trump also took jabs at current Vice President Kamala Harris who is also running for president this year and said, "I’ve now worked 15 more minutes than Kamala".
The McDonald's visit in question also resulted in a wild AI video of Trump messing everything up while working there.
