- British comedian Mo Gilligan ate fast-food chicken for three meals a day over 28 days for his new Netflix documentary, Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy.
- Inspired by the 2004 film Super Size Me, Gilligan reported a drastic drop in wellbeing, suffering from weight gain, mood swings, uncontrollable sweating, and intense sleepiness.
- Speaking on Obsessed: The Podcast, the comedian revealed that despite the distressing side effects, the food remarkably never stopped tasting good.
- The documentary goes beyond his personal experiment to explore racial stereotypes and wider issues within the British fast-food sector.
- Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy is currently available to stream on Netflix.
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