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TikTok Is Turning A McDonald's Shake Honoring Grimace's Birthday Into A Hilarious Horror Trend

Grimace and Ronald McDonald;screenshot from a TikTok video
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The Grimace Shake, honoring the purple character's 52nd birthday, is apparently far more sinister than we imagined.

You might have heard it's Grimace's 52nd birthday. If you don't know who Grimace is, he's the fuzzy purple character associated with McDonald's.

In celebration, McDonald's put out a frozen berry-flavored milkshake honoring the character.


However, TikTok started a trend involving the somewhat creepy character as their own form of tribute.

In the videos that have flooded TikTok, someone is seen wishing Grimace a happy birthday. They then take a sip of the shake.

Once the user takes the sip, the image shifts into Grimace and his evil concoction bring a horrific death upon its sipper.

Here are a few of the videos.


The comments on social media are almost as amusing as the videos.






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The trend is pretty smart and the videos are very creative and a lot of fun.

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