McDonald's Grimace milkshake is trending in the U.S., but not because of its berry flavor. The beverage has sparked a new, unsettling TikTok trend.

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The trend took off not long after McDonald's began selling the Grimace Birthday Shake on June 12 — the same day the fast food giant declared it to be the creature's special day.. What are people ...

Grimace was first brought into McDonald’s cast of characters in 1971, but as an evil monster with four arms to steal milkshakes, according to the Washingtonian. But after his appearance ...

Crucial Quote “Happy birthday, Grimace!” These are the final words for many of these TikTok creators before they fall victim to Grimace’s wrath, despite their well wishes, like one user who ...

Since the debut of the Grimace shake earlier this month, TikTok users have been excitedly ordering the shake, released in honor of McDonald’s character Grimace’s “birthday,” and then ...

What does the Grimace milkshake taste like? Tasters online have described the flavor as a mix of berries with a hint of birthday cake. When PEOPLE editors got to try the mysterious dessert (and ...

Maybe Grimace began as a children’s marketing gimmick, but he’s surely transcended it now. Grimace is a bizarre and uncategorizable entity with no clear referent in nature. Maybe we love him for ...

Grimace is a fictional character launched by McDonald's in 1971 as part of their marketing efforts and commercial campaigns. Originally introduced as "Evil Grimace," he was initially a villainous ...

Move over, Hamburglar — it’s Big Purple’s time to shine. On June 6, McDonald’s announced its first-ever purple-colored shake in honor of the iconic McDonaldland character Grimace’s birthday.

Since the debut of the Grimace shake earlier this month, TikTok users have been excitedly ordering the shake, released in honor of McDonald’s character Grimace’s “birthday,” and then ...