Now who said dreams don't come true?
If something seems too good to be true, well, then, it probably is. And, unfortunately, a recent rumor about KFC and its chicken buckets is not an exception to this rule.with fellow TikToker @jordan_the_stallion8 that went mega-viral on the platform, garnering an astonishing 20 million views in less than four days.
As classical music soundtracks his sophisticated gorging on all that chicken, Ferrell walks up to the counter with his empty bucket. The moment of truth, so to speak.A quick screenshot of supposed"policy" appears on screen, and it’s unclear where Ferrell found it, because the block of text is not actually from KFC's website but has appeared as a block of copied text around the internet for a variety of restaurants.
She asks Ferrell to confirm that he got an"eight-piece crispy" and then gets it for him, handing him a bag. “Enjoy your second meal,” she says. “There is no way this is legit. That was the best looking KFC chicken I have ever seen,” said one TikTok commenter.“Bulking will never be the same again,” noted someone else.
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