Alongside the limited-edition Feisty McSpicy range.
DDB Sydney and McDonald’s Australia have launched the limited-edition Feisty McSpicy range, tapping into love for all things spice with the 'Things just got feisty' campaign.
McDonald’s will unveil its spiciest chicken burger this month, alongside the return of fan-favourite meals, Spicy Chicken McNuggets and Spicy Shaker Fries.
DDB Sydney has leant heavily into the surprisingly spicy flavour, and the feisty effect it will have.
The multi-channel campaign features spice lovers sampling different items from the Feisty McSpicy range, before experiencing a somewhat involuntary flavour response.
DDB Sydney and the Shift 20 Initiative worked together to create the Feisty McSpicy film, focusing on representation and inclusivity, and showcasing the diversity of spice lovers Australia-wide.
DDB Sydney executive creative director Matt Chandler said personally, he can't handle anything above a level one on the spice chart.
"But apparently, there’s a whole tribe of spice lovers out there that can’t get enough of the spicy stuff.
"Given Macca’s are unleashing a Feisty McSpicy range, featuring their spiciest-ever chicken burger, we saw a great opportunity to name the new creation, and then capture the kind of feisty reactions we’re bound to get."
McDonald’s Australia national marketing manager Lancy Huynh said the spice has levelled up, and the reactions are set to be intense.
"It’s definitely a good time to add a larger drink to your Macca’s order. Customers across the country have been begging for the return of our McSpicy range, so we decided to not only bring it back, but to take it to a whole new level - a truly feisty level," Huynh said.
"We know spice lovers come from a range of different backgrounds, so it was important that we reflected that in our campaign creative. Our hero film aims to showcase the diversity of Macca’s customers across the whole creative ambit, including casting and locations."
The Things just got feisty campaign launches on May 22 across TV, online video, radio, online audio, out-of-home, social media, partnerships, and sponsorships.
Credits:
Client: McDonald’s Australia
Creative Agency: DDB Sydney
Media Agency: OMD
PR & Influencer: Mango Communications Sydney
Production Company: Revolver
Post-Production: Revolver
Sound House: Squeak E. Clean Studios Sydney
Sound Engineer: Simon Lister
Head of Production: Emma Duncan
