As Travis Scott fans hurl lyrics at drive-thru employees, McDonald's sends a memo to franchises explaining the meaning of 'Cactus Jack,' 'It's lit' and 'Sicko Mode,' among other 'alternate ordering methods.'
McDonald’s staffers unfamiliar with the slang of “Sicko Mode” got schooled on all thingsas the rapper’s branded meal continues to sell swiftly coast-to-coast. Driving demand for the meal — which includes a Quarter Pounder with cheese, bacon, lettuce, pickles, ketchup and mustard; medium fries ; and a Sprite — is atrend that has fans blasting the rapper’s track “Sicko Mode” at McDonald’s drive-thru windows, both amusing and annoying employees.
In the now-viral videos, fans drive up to order, then quickly blast the song to the worker taking their order. Sometimes they accompany the request with phrases such as, “you know what I want.”to franchises addressing the trend, according to Business Insider.
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