Burger King has poked fun at Vote Leave's Brexit battle bus with a double-decker statement of their own.
An advert on the side of a red London bus, says: "Another Whopper on the side of a bus. Must be an election."
Pictured next to it is one of Burger King's trademark burgers.
The advert mocks Vote Leave's claims, which appeared on the side of their battle bus during the EU referendum, that the UK sends £350million a week to the EU.
The claim has been regularly criticised since with UK Statistics Authority chairman Sir David Nosgrove describing it as a "clear misuse" of official figures.
There was also an attempt made for Boris Johnson to face criminal prosecution over the claim, though this was dropped after the Prime Minister won a High Court challenge.
The advert has been praised on social media, with one person saying: "I'm voting Burger King for Prime Minister."
Another added: "Angry gammon burger anyone?"
A Burger King spokesman said: "As the Home of the Whopper, we felt that if anyone has the right to stick whoppers on the side of a bus, it's us.
"So naturally, we've taken the opportunity to shine a light on our iconic Whopper in all its flame-grilled glory."
