Two Men Hilariously Taunt Vegan Protesters By Eating KFC Zinger Box In Front Of Them

Two men have gone viral for taunting vegan protestors in Melbourne’s CBD with KFC Zinger Box. In a viral clip shared on TikTok, the men identified as Nick and Bill stood side-by-side as they ate deep-fried chicken in front of the protestors. The clip did begin with a vegan activist calling one of the men a moron and questioning if he thinks what they were doing was funny. 

Nick and Bill have gone viral for taunting vegan protestors in Melbourne’s CBD with KFC Zinger Box

TikTok Bill, with long blonde hair, shortly displayed a piece of chicken and asked: ‘Mate, do you want a bite? In response, the activist said: ‘I answered your question, didn’t I? I said no.’ Reacting, Bill also replied: ‘Better luck next time’ as he bit into the meat. 

In a TikTok clip, a vegan activist called one of the men a moron

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Not all super heroes have capes ##vegan ##antivegan ##veganteacher

♬ original sound – Nick and Bill

As Bill feast on the fried chicken, the activist eventually declared he was glad the TikTok duo had gatecrashed their event, saying, ‘I appreciate these guys being here. It’s creating a spectacle for others.’ As seen in the clip, a fellow protester agreed to the activist sentiment before telling Nick and Bill why she adopted a plant-based diet. 

TikTok Bill, with long blonde hair, shortly displayed a piece of chicken and asked: ‘Mate, do you want a bite?

A fellow protester could be seen telling Nick and Bill why she adopted a plant-based diet

The clip’s caption reads: ‘Not all superheroes have capes, along with hashtags ‘vegan teacher’ and anti-vegan.’ So far, the clip has gained over three million views, likes, and comments. Accordingly, it has sparked a divided debate on a plant-based diet, with some users praising the TikTokers. ‘If they’re pushing their ideas on us, we can push our ideas on them.’ A user commented.

So far, the clip has sparked divided debate, with some users praising the TikTokers

Another said: ‘They’re pushing their veganism on the public, so what’s wrong with what the boys are doing. Freedom people.’ However, a few people declared that the stunt was disrespectful, with a third saying: ‘This isn’t funny or cool, I am not even vegan, but it’s about respecting others.