Forget customer service, this is customer SERVED.
It’s quite nice to see massive brands display a little personality through their online presence, as evidenced by this epic letter for one.
When rival brands target each other, however, the only thing to do is grab the popcorn, sit back and watch.
Earlier this week Lidl and Tesco went head to head on Twitter over the weather. Tweets include spelling police and some seriously cheesy puns.
Here are some examples from the battle. Beware – there’s rapping.
Bad weather set for the weekend. Don’t put the BBQ’s away, just get the ‘BBQ King’ to put on his raincoat! #SozDa
— Tesco Ireland (@TescoIrl) June 12, 2015
@TescoIrl Don’t think u got the weather memo?It’s pretty sunny from where we’re standin #upinyourgrill #sorrynotsorry pic.twitter.com/8qrcjTBV7R — Lidl Ireland (@lidl_ireland) June 13, 2015
@lidl_ireland It may not be coal’d by us, however, at least we can spell… #You #Standing #JustSaying #OurPunsAreBetterToo #SorryNotSorry
— Tesco Ireland (@TescoIrl) June 13, 2015
@TescoIrl Ah lads there’s no mis-steak there ? #CharacterLimits #FeistyOneYouAre
— Lidl Ireland (@lidl_ireland) June 13, 2015
@lidl_ireland Sorry for the grilling, we know things need to be kept spicy. Still, there are no excuses for poor spelling 😉 #KnowYourLimits
— Tesco Ireland (@TescoIrl) June 13, 2015
@TescoIrl Seriously lads, is that the best you can do? #Snooze #WeAreOutty ?
— Lidl Ireland (@lidl_ireland) June 13, 2015
@lidl_ireland That… is why you fail. #UsingTheForce
— Tesco Ireland (@TescoIrl) June 13, 2015
@TescoIrl We brought the game, your responses were whack, pedal on son you’re zero craic #OnYourBike #GameOver
— Lidl Ireland (@lidl_ireland) June 13, 2015
@lidl_ireland When it comes to rhyming, we’ve got the touch of Midas. Your lyrics are of Lidl value, whilst ours are Tesco Finest. #PeaceOut
— Tesco Ireland (@TescoIrl) June 13, 2015
