Mason Ramsey Goes Viral Again With Burger King Ad

Golconda teenager Mason Ramsey is breaking out on the internet again, this time in a Burger King ad campaign about methane emissions in cattle.

Ramsey sings and strolls through the ad that claims adding lemongrass to a cow's diet reduces greenhouse gases by a third.

Since Tuesday, the video has been watched more than 4.25 million times on Youtube.

That's the same place where Ramsey first went viral in 2018, as "The Yodeling Walmart Boy" singing Hank Williams songs in the store aisles in Harrisburg.

That video exploded with 25 million hits in its first week, and launched an odyssey of celebrity that included the Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Grand Ole Opry, the Coachella Music Festival and a place on the Billboard music chart.

In 2019, Ramsey was featured with Billy Ray Cyrus in a remix of "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X, and he had a voice credit in The Angry Birds Movie 2.

This year he appeared on the Grammy Awards, and is currently signed with Big Loud Records with other names like Jake Owen, Morgan Wallen and Hardy.