Another day, another elaborate Twitter hack. This time, the unsavory victim is Burger King [3], whose Twitter page has been converted into a splash advertisement for McDonald's, complete with shout-outs to Fish McBites and bath salts.

BuzzFeed reports Burger King has gained 2,000 new Twitter followers [4] since the hack. Naturally, the news has become the, um, meat of the conversation on Twitter today:

This is why Burger King should use 2 sauce authentication.

— Samir Mezrahi (@samir) February 18, 2013 [5]

Somebody hacked @burgerking [6] making this the first time on the internet anyone has ever mentioned Burger King.

— Philip DeFranco (@PhillyD) February 18, 2013 [7]

I, for one, support this hack of @burgerking [6] as a spirited form of regicide in honor of Presidents' Day.

— David Weiner (@daweiner) February 18, 2013 [9]

The @burgerking [6] account is gaining so many followers from this hack, brands are going to start giving their accounts real easy passwords.

— Rob Sheridan (@rob_sheridan) February 18, 2013 [10]

If you're having a bad day just remind yourself you're not the social marketing person at Burger King.

— Beckley(@beckleys) February 18, 2013 [11]

im picturing the burger king hacker as tyler the creator

— ♡ kanye not ♡ (@voguelilo) February 18, 2013 [12]

We've reached out to Burger King for comment and will update this story when we hear back. [Image: Flickr user zak mc [13]]