Latto has brought the heat to Wingstop by introducing her new Lemon Herb Remix meal for all of the wing lovers of the world.
On Monday (July 17), the restaurant franchise took to its Instagram page to announce the tasty news with a trailer that features the “Big Energy” artist securing the bag — or meal for her closest homegirls.
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In the trailer, her mega hit “Put It on da Floor” can be heard playing in the background. “Who’s ready for Latto’s Lemon Herb Remix! Pull up to @wingstop today [lemon emoji][herb emoji][remix emoji],” Wingstop captioned its post.
“The ‘Latto Meal’ comes with 21 wings and customers can choose from three flavors,” according to Wingstop’s official website. The meal also comes with two large fries and dips.
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Latto’s Lemon Herb Remix itself is a twist on the food chain’s regular Lemon Pepper flavor, except her specific flavor is mixed with Garlic.
“To order The Latto Meal just how I do, go with all flats in my signature flavor and all the ranch,” the rap superstar said in a statement.
On the music side of things, Latto and Jung Kook have shattered multiple Spotify records with their upbeat new collaboration, “Seven.”
Last weekend, Chart Data reported that Latto and the BTS singer’s new song debuted at No. 1 on the global Spotify chart with 15.995 million streams.
“Seven” broke the record for biggest opening day for a collaboration in the platform’s chart history and became the biggest global Spotify chart streaming debut for a song by a K-Pop act since BTS’s 2021 record “Butter.”
“Butter” had 11.042 million filtered global streams on it’s release day, according to Variety.
Also, while Latto nabbed the biggest streaming debut for any rapper in global Spotify history, Jung Kook became the first K-Pop act to go No. 1 in U.S. Spotify chart history and the first Korean soloist in history to debut in the top spot on the global Spotify chart.
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Latto previously celebrated her individual feat on Twitter by shouting out BTS’ fan base for the love and recognition on the single. “S/O to the Armypots [casino slot emoji, bunny emoji, celebration face emoji, bottle pop emoji],” she wrote.
