Artist Selling Trash From Outside Taylor Swift’s MSG Wedding in $25 Collectible Cubes
Justin Gignac says he has sold 50 sealed mini-cubes for $25 each, turning street trash from the wedding into collectible souvenirs.
- Artist Justin Gignac is selling trash collected outside Madison Square Garden to fans for $25 per item following the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding held Friday.
- Gignac donned a full tuxedo on Friday as he collected debris outside the venue perimeter, later sealing items in plastic cubes to 'hammer home the wedding theme' for buyers.
- Within 24 hours of sales starting, collectors purchased 50 individual items including cigarette butts and a single left AirPod, with sales concluding by July 8 and generating $1,250.
- Swifties are purchasing the '100% authentic' waste to own a 'tangential piece' of the event, with product descriptions referencing lyrics from Swift's 2017 song 'New Year's Day.'
- Following the rapid sell-out, Gignac indicated he may list additional items on his website, as interest remains high regarding the celebrity wedding that drew more than 1,000 guests.
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Following the American star's wedding, fans paid up to $25 to buy garbage collected near the party venue. In less than 24 hours, 50 items were sold by a New York artist.
The wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce continues to generate headlines days after the celebration.The last surprise has come from a New York artist who has decided to put on sale bags of garbage collected in the surroundings and interiors of the event, an initiative that has caused excitement among the followers of the couple.The responsible is Justin Gignac, artist and entrepreneur from New York, who has released these pieces for $25, to …
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