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Advertising guys Andrew Kozinski, Kyle Martin Duda and Douglas Everhart are using their creative juices to mock Sterling Heights' ungodly piece of art, unofficially named "The Golden Butthole."
About two weeks ago, the men, who work for a Birmingham agency, created a Facebook event promoting the fastest roller coaster on earth titled “Ride the Golden Butthole.”
The not-real event leads people to believe the city of Sterling Heights is turning its $400,000 public piece of art (eyesore) on Hall Road into a fully functioning roller coaster (it's not). They've even created merchandise for the spectacle.
The city had a contest through March 22 to name the piece of art, though from comments on the internet, it appears many people are fond of Golden Butthole.
On Friday, the group came up with a creative 49-second video mocking Sterling Heights' attempt to make the sculpture legit.
