Two friends chilling at McDonald’s saw a blank wall and decided to pull off a prank by placing an advertisement using there snap’s. This sound’s like an idea which might not be executable and hoax may get dead there itself.
Jehv Maravilla and his friend Christian Toledo along with few of there friends pull this off.
Both of them looked around ad place at the restaurant and didn’t find any Asian. Maybe we can change that was a thought. They took a picture of them at some school and edited the same. Later ordered the image to get it into advertisement poster.
After this, they purchased the dress code of McDonald’s employee. T-shirt, a Walkie Talkie and a tie as well. The most important of all an Identity card.
After all the arrangements finished, the countdown began.
They reached the spot and waited for the place to get clear, once the Resturant got cleared they bought the poster and positioned it, and it was done.
Jehv Maravilla and his friend Christian Toledo decided to hang a fake promotional poster of themselves at a local McDonald’s in Houston, Texas. While many have gotten a laugh out of their prank, Maravilla and Toledo, who are both Filipino-Americans, used the opportunity to make a statement about the lack of Asian representation in the company’s advertising.
i noticed there was a blank wall at mcdonald’s so i decided to make this fake poster of me and my friend. It’s now been 51 days since i hung it up. pic.twitter.com/5OTf5aR4vm
— JΞVH M (@Jevholution) September 3, 2018
Twitter loved there prank.
Call me crazy but I think @McDonalds ought to put this poster up in all of their restaurants https://t.co/FNsdqQFSSu
— Frank Nemecek (@fnemecek) September 3, 2018
Sometimes I’ll wonder if I just don’t really care for pranks anymore because I’m an adult, but then there’s occasionally one that’s so wonderfully benign and creative that high school me has to tip my hat https://t.co/BH2S1jiMKb
— Chelsea Rebecca (@carebecc) September 3, 2018
How did you hang it without anyone seeing you?
— Stolt (@stolt45) September 3, 2018
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I hope this stays up forever. https://t.co/odmOGrqzqA
— Jamie Lapeyrolerie (@jamielynne82) September 4, 2018
Creative activism at its very best https://t.co/SAdKZyyiMG
— Lucy Smith (@Lucyannasmith) September 4, 2018
Below is the video they uploaded on YouTube.
