Written by: Ron Coleman
Is it me?
This is a pretty good example of where parody is not a good defense https://t.co/o0feJZhgRS
— Ron Coleman (@RonColeman) August 8, 2019
I don’t think it’s me.
Wow. I am not but will not eat at chik filet, ever. #haters
— Judy (@BluGreyhound) August 6, 2019
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You are correct in your comedy assessment. ???. Plus, as you said, the parody is using an actual logo, not a caricature.
If the parody is not recognizable as a parody — and the second tweet embedded in this post suggests that it is not — then it may be a problem, though I can’t say it would be trademark infringement, as such.