The creator accepts the challenge of ordering the biggest burger at McDonald’s

A popular content creator went viral on TikTok after accepting a challenge from another TikTok viewer to order the biggest burger at McDonald’s.

The video shows user Anthony Villegas (@antstorm123) in his car. Villegas typically posts content about things that his followers request via comments. This time, he goes to McDonald’s and orders “the biggest burger they can make.”

“Let’s see how big they can get. I’m kind of curious,” Villegas says in the clip. He films himself ordering at the drive-thru at McDonald’s.

“I was wondering if there was a way to make me the biggest burger you guys have ever made in your life,” asks Villegas. After a short pause, the McDonald’s employee tells him to just choose from the menu.

Villegas explains that he wants two burgers “stacked,” but the worker is still at a loss and fetches her manager. The manager steps in and also lists available burgers, and the TikToker settles for a double quarter-pounder with cheese. Villegas then shows the receipt with the line item “Special Requests” and the $10 total for the burger.

He gets his bag and reveals the burger. The burger comes stacked with four patties along with lettuce, tomato, ketchup, and mustard. Villegas is pleasantly surprised by this concoction, noting that it “looks really good” and “doesn’t look like McDonald’s.” He rates the burger “A++” and “the best burger they’ve ever made.”

@antstorm123 in reply to @eduanmostert ♬ Original sound – Anthony Villegas

The video has been viewed 2.7 million times as of Friday, with many viewers impressed by the burger.

“Wow, that’s great,” praised one viewer.

“It looks sooo good and I’m a vegetarian,” wrote a second.

“Damn, that looks good!” a third agreed.

Others were surprised at how cheap the burger was for its size.

“The whole burger and still cheaper than five guys!!” one praised.

“That’s a good price for it,” agreed a second.

“That’s a great deal for ten bucks!!!!!” repeated another.

However, some viewers were disappointed with the burger results.

“She didn’t understand the task,” criticized one person.

“I worked at McDonalds years ago… if someone came and ordered like that, I would have hammered at least 20 patties on the burger. That was easy,” commented a second.

“What actually looked pretty small was the biggest thing they could do,” said another.

“Why didn’t you just say you wanted a 10 patty burger!! ??? a user questioned.

The Daily Dot reached out to Anthony Villegas via email and TikTok comment, and to McDonald’s via press email.

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