Giant penis mural has to be painted over
A five-story mural of a big blue penis has to be painted over in Stockholm. It was painted on the side of an apartment building and the locals in the…
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – JULY 21: A woman walks past the famed Eduardo Kobra mural on ‘Olympic Boulevard’ in the port district on July 21, 2017 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The revitalized port area has been heralded by organizers as one of Rio’s Olympic legacy successes. Nearly one year after Rio hosted the first Olympic games in South America, many of the costly venue sites are now shuttered or underused amidst a deep economic crisis in the city. Some Olympic legacy plans, including ridding Rio’s bay of pollution and modernizing favelas, have failed to materialize. Critics believe the money spent on the games would have been better used developing infrastructure and other necessities. The one-year anniversary of the games is August 5. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
(Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)A five-story mural of a big blue penis has to be painted over in Stockholm. It was painted on the side of an apartment building and the locals in the surrounding neighborhood teamed up to get it removed.
The mural was only up for a week before complaints from the locals started flooding in. The company that allowed the artist to paint the giant penis mural didn't know that the artist was going to paint a giant penis, but is going to let it stay up for a short amount of time so that some can enjoy it before it is painted over.
