There are a number of small statues of US President Donald Trump with a yellow sign around them reading: "Pee on me" popping up across Brooklyn, New York.
According to MailOnline, advertising professional Phil Gable placed the statues, which carry a plug for his branded content studio over the weekend.
Speaking to Gothamist, he explained: "It was largely just a personal expression of my own disdain for Donald Trump, both as a President and a human being.
"I went with the younger-looking Trump because I think that's probably how he sees himself, especially when he's paying Russian escorts for golden showers." Oh this guy's going in.
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The statues are mounted on little patches of grass and have apparently been sprayed with dog potty-training aids to encourage any passing pooches to relieve themselves.
Gable called his idea 'a new, funny way to express the disgust that so many of us feel.'
He added: "The reaction has been really great so far-I mean really great, probably some of the greatest reactions anyone has ever had to anything, ever."
Two weeks ago, Trump's Hollywood star was put 'behind bars' for a brief period after a repeat vandal defaced it - yet again.
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Street artist known as 'Plastic Jesus' placed wooden bars designed to resemble a jail cell over the star, according to the Los Angeles Times - and posted a photo with the caption: "Trump behind bars. Finally".
The UK-born artist told the New York Post: "I feel that Trump should be jailed for his corruption."
Plastic Jesus has also build a tiny wall around the star in the past, a reference to Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico.
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He told CNN: "I try to do my pieces in a way which doesn't vandalise the Walk of Fame too much."
The video shows the result of the incident in July when a vandal, 24-year-old Austin Clay, took a pickaxe disguised in a guitar case to the Hollywood tourist spot.
At around 3.30am he took to it with the axe and one witness, Patricia Cox, told CBS Chicago: "I just seen a guy going to town on, I guess, the ground or whatever. I didn't know what was going on."
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In October 2016, weeks before Trump won the presidential election, another man posing as a construction worker took a sledgehammer and pickaxe to the star.
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