Days after Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan's artwork went viral, Kroger has joined in on the fun.
This piece of art is literally bananas.
Cattelan duct-taped a banana to a wall as part of a display at Art Basel in Miami and then sold it for $120,000.
Kroger tweeted on Tuesday and said, "Art that can always be eaten. As low as 5 cents a bite. #FreshForEveryone."
The tweet had two emojis, one that was smiling and sticking its tongue out as well as a banana. The tweet also included a photo of a banana that was duct-taped to the wall. The banana had a blue sticker with the Kroger logo on it.
The story ended up going viral after a splitting turn of events when performance artist David Datuna peeled the banana off the wall, announced he was a hungry artist and then ate the $120,000 banana.
The banana was replaced after the incident, according to USA TODAY.
For us, the Kroger tweet was very .... ap-peeling.
Yup, we'll see ourselves out.
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