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A University of Houston student said he wanted to see more Asian representation in McDonald's ads, so he made it happen by creating a knockoff advertisement and hanging it inside a Pearland restaurant, according to ABC13 in Houston.
Jevh M. says he and a friend went to some pretty great lengths to seeing their faces on the wall of the McDonald's.
Together, they created a pretty realistic ad, had it blown up and then dressed as employees using a McDonald's employee uniform found at a thrift shop.
After hanging the photo, the pair went back and found it was still greeting visitors more than seven weeks later.
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
No word yet on whether McDonald's will allow the photo to remain on the wall.
