CHANCE THE RAPPER CALLS OUT MCDONALDS ON WHY HE BACKED OUT OF SUPERBOWL COMMERCIAL FOLLOWING TRAVIS SCOTT CAMPAIGN SUCCESS

As we’re all aware that, over the past few months, Rapper Travis Scott has been a part of a very successful campaign with McDonalds. Based on that success, McDonalds has begun looking for new celebrities as the Travis Scott campaign draws to a close.

Chance The Rapper, on Monday took to Twitter to announce why he backed out of a McDonalds Super Bowl commercial.

I was supposed to do a superbowl commercial with them. They played wit the money and when I said no, they hired a fake me. 😒😒

— Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) October 5, 2020

The tweet was in response to another Tweet released by Joe Freshgoods:

They just used me to see if it could work and I proved it could. https://t.co/FkybU6WF5y

— Joe 🏁 (@JoeFreshgoods) October 5, 2020

Joe Freshgoods released this Tweet following the announcement that another rapper, J. Balvin is the next rapstar to get a menu item named after him. It’s still unclear who Chance The Rapper was referring to when he mentioned a “Fake Me”, though some have speculated that he was referring to a 2017 Super Bowl ad from McDonalds.

It’s also worth noting that Travis Scott’s collaboration with McDonalds has contributed to the recent success and popularity of the fast-food franchise, alongside Scott’s recent release of the song “Franchise” which hit the Billboard hot 100, debuting at #1