Giant M&M'S Have Started Appearing In Canadian Cities, And I'm Not Gonna Lie, I Kind Of Love It

It ’s likely not real , but I really wish it was .

Early one Monday morning, while lying in bed psyching myself up to go to the gym, I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a very peculiar M&M’S video that stopped me dead in my tracks.

The video in question seemingly showed a giant bag of M&M’S (my dream) sky-high above Yonge-Dundas Square in Downtown Toronto.

All of a sudden, the bag of M&M’S started to shake and shimmy while luscious, delicious, and chocolaty M&M’s started to fall on the pedestrians below.

Spoiler alert: No one was hurt in the making of this TikTok.

Once my brain cells started firing on all cylinders after my 12-hour slumber, I realized this video was created with the magic of computers and, sadly, is not real.

Here I am, devastated:

I then realized this video was created to promote M&M’S taking over Yonge-Dundas Square during the upcoming long weekend (March 29–31) and their #ForAllFunKind campaign.

I then kept scrolling to see even more giant M&M’S content (my new algorithm) including this one in Montreal:

This one in Vancouver:

And this one in Calgary:

Needless to say, I’m sold. Giant chocolate taking over my feeds was not on my 2024 bingo card, and I’m not mad about it.

hold back out the Yonge - Dundas Square energizing in Toronto on March 29–31 . And if you see any giant M&M ‘S , please DM me a photo andbuy me some here !

Woman laugh while one is lying down holding a cellphone

A giant billboard for M&Ms featuring the yellow M&M character in a city setting

Giant M&M's candy bag above a cityscape with pedestrians and modern buildings

Text overlay says "wishing i was them" above a scene of people with giant M&M'S at a city square

Man with long blond hair and sunglasses inside a room, wearing a green t-shirt and black wristbands

Billboard of M&M's in a city square with oversized candy decorations and people walking

Commuter train at a station with doors open, and a blue strip on the platform

Train at a station platform with open doors and a tactile blue strip on the edge. Passengers are nearby

Tram doors are open with visible tactile paving on platform indicating boarding area

Early one Monday morning, while lying in bed psyching myself up to go to the gym, I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a very peculiar M&M’S video that stopped me dead in my tracks.#

The video in question seemingly showed a giant bag of M&M’S (my dream) sky-high above Yonge-Dundas Square in Downtown Toronto.#

All of a sudden, the bag of M&M’S started to shake and shimmy while luscious, delicious, and chocolaty M&M’s started to fall on the pedestrians below.#

Spoiler alert: No one was hurt in the making of this TikTok.#

Once my brain cells started firing on all cylinders after my 12-hour slumber, I realized this video was created with the magic of computers and, sadly, is not real.#

Here I am, devastated:#

I then realized this video was created to promote M&M’S taking over Yonge-Dundas Square during the upcoming long weekend (March 29–31) and their #ForAllFunKind campaign.#

I then kept scrolling to see even more giant M&M’S content (my new algorithm) including this one in Montreal:#

This one in Vancouver:#

And this one in Calgary:#

Needless to say, I’m sold. Giant chocolate taking over my feeds was not on my 2024 bingo card, and I’m not mad about it.#