The fictional fast food chain from GTA that became reality
The Cluckin Bell branch was established during a Comic-Con event during the week and offered visitors fried chicken and a service experience accurate and faithful to the games
Matan Benishi, the gaming channel system
07/26/2022
Tuesday, July 26, 2022, 3:50 p.m. Updated: 3:51 p.m.
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The GTA series is considered the "bad boy" of the gaming world and among all the violence, you can find a particularly entertaining satire on our society, politics, celebrities, social networks, and of course - consumerism.
Anyone who has played the GTA series can remember the fictional fast food chain Cluckin Bell poking fun at fried chicken chains like KFC or Popeyes.
The chain became a meme and a cult among the players over the years, and even though the branch employees who provided service in the games were dressed in ridiculous chicken uniforms and threw out stupid statements that also hinted at a poor level of the quality of the food - this did not stop the gamers from wanting to eat there.
Even if it's a fast food chain that doesn't really exist.
Cluckin Bell works as shown in the GTA San Andreas game (Photo: screenshot, Rockstar Games)
Now it seems that the BoyWorldWide company has decided to make the dream a reality, and they opened a Cluckin Bell booth at the San Diego Comic-Con event during the past week, which offers visitors the full and accurate experience for the game.
And yes - this includes the full branding, the silly hats, and the employee in the legendary rooster suit.
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Outside the established complex, a poster was also attached stating that Trevor Phillips (one of the main characters in GTA V) should not be served because he caused chaos and confusion in the network: throwing grenades at the employees, hijacking customers' vehicles, vandalism, and of course he did not pay for his meal.
"Throwing grenades at the employees, hijacking customers' vehicles, vandalism, and not paying for the meal" - the amusing sign that was hung outside the Cluckin Bell complex
As mentioned, this is an external production and Rockster has not yet given an official response on the matter.
Rockstar, for its part, recently announced that it is neglecting the online mode of Red Dead Redemption 2 in favor of the continued development of online content for GTA, and the continued development of GTA 6, which it officially announced in recent months.
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