Burger King is known for its renegade marketing tactics, and now, it’s teaming up a renegade icon from the entertainment world for its latest campaign— "Money Heist.” 

The popular Netflix show centers on a group of bank robbers who conceive elaborate, ingenious way to rob institutions including The Bank of Spain and The Royal Mint of Spain. Burger King is inviting consumers to become “robbers” themselves with “Whopper Heist,” an activation that encourages them to “steal” Whoppers off of its billboards.

The effort from We Believers utilizes NFC technology that allows digital signs featuring BK’s famous Whopper to connect with the BK app on the phones of passersby. When those customers hold up their phones to the poster, they can then “steal” the burgers off the sign and onto their phones to score a Whopper in real life. 

Burger King thousands of Whoppers on various signs throughout the streets of Buenos Aires. Those would also trigger the BK apps on people’s devices to inform then how many burgers were left and alert them when they were in the vicinity of a potential “steal.” 

“Why should you pay for a Whopper when you can steal it?” the campaign video asks.

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