Chance The Rapper is speaking out about his decision to turn down an offer to star in a McDonald’s Super Bowl ad.
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The rapper discussed the incident while responding to a tweet from designer JoeFreshGoods about J Balvin’s new McDonald’s deal.
Chance detailed how he was supposed to star in a Super Bowl commercial for fast food chain but ultimately turned the offer down because “they played wit the money”.
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
He continued, “When I said no, they hired a fake me.”
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Fans have speculated that Chance was referring to the 2017 McDonald’s Super Bowl ad in which a rapper rhymes about a Big Mac.
Chance co-starred alongside the Backstreet Boys in a Super Bowl commercial for Doritos in 2019.
ET has reached out to McDonald’s for comment.
