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"An ad agency in Singapore came up with a concept in 2009 to promote the chain&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;BK Super Seven Incher&amp;quot; burger. Not sure you can get through their super-subtle imagery, but they really ran away with the whole &amp;quot;seven incher&amp;quot; concept. Here&amp;#039;s what the copy read: Fill your desire for something long, juicy and flame-grilled with the NEW BK SUPER SEVEN INCHER.  The ads were met with so much online outcry that Burger King shifted the blame to the local Singapore agency, noting it was just a limited promotion, nothing to see here, let&amp;#039;s move on. Five years later, the model who looked like she was about to show the burger a good time is speaking out. Turns out, she says she had no idea her image was being used for the ad, and she&amp;#039;s pissed. (The model does not name herself, but her YouTube page suggests she&amp;#039;s part of a performance art collective called RV Wonderspunk.) She reportedly contacted the advertising blog Copyranter last year looking for legal advice after stumbling across the ad. Now she&amp;#039;s going public with her complaints.       &amp;quot;Friends, family, coworkers, prospective employers who saw it assume I was a willing player,&amp;quot; the description of her video, titled &amp;quot;Burger King Raped My Face,&amp;quot; reads. &amp;quot;There is something VERY wrong with the fact that they felt entitled to do that to my face without signing a contract with me.&amp;quot;  She&amp;#039;s calling for a boycott of Burger King with some very creative hashtags: &amp;quot;#boycottbk #facerape #SuckOnYourOwnSlimySevenIncher.&amp;quot; [UPDATE] Burger King has responded to the allegations.  Follow Megan on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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