Wendy’s Is Bringing Back A Beloved Menu Item Thanks In No Small Part To The Efforts Of Chance The Rapper

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Social media has made it easier than ever to connect with people around the world and even easier to hurl slurs and insults at someone under the veil of anonymity because they had the nerve to say a negative thing about something you enjoy, which is how I once wasted an entire Friday night arguing with a dude who tracked me down on Facebook for having the gall to suggest The Big Bang Theory sucks eggs.

I’m still not sure why Gary S. from Dayton, Indiana decided that was the hill he wanted to die on but I guess there are some questions in life that are destined to go unanswered.

However, the internet can also occasionally be used for good and bring people together to unite behind a common cause, which is exactly what happened when Chance the Rapper hit up Twitter on Saturday to send out some positive vibes.

I’m normally not a fan of fairly trite motivational overtures like that one but I was very here for his plea to get Wendy’s to bring back spicy chicken nuggets, which are reportedly still available in some areas of the country but were taken off the national menu a few years back.

Thankfully, the mad geniuses behind the fast food chain’s infamously Relatable Twitter account heard Chano loud and clear and said it would answer our prayers if we showered them with enough likes.

A couple of years ago, a random guy broke the internet after he went viral in a hunt to land free chicken nuggets for life and would eventually land the ultimate prize.

As a result, people expected Wendy’s to live up to its word, and after the like counts surpassed the two million mark, the chain confirmed it’d be following through on its promise.

What a world.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.