Artist Spotlight Andy Warhol Eats a Hamburger (480 x 360) cópia.mp4

[smpratte]

I get it, its art!

[Maxipoonken]

everything is art. it is up to either the creator of it or the watcher to decide, is this art? you can't decide and make a rule over what is art or not.

[kamalsutra]

How the fuck is this ART???

[trufiend138]

@kamalsutra  just go back to sleep already

[anUHkins]

he worked so hard for the ketchup then he barely dipped it in it lmfao

[chuchunezbie]

@anUHkins He took the bun off the top when he was pouring the ketchup too.

[ebitmebit]

dipping a burger into ketchup is an art

[Roberth911able]

damn devastating

[nozcr]

Is there any deep artistic meaning to Warhol dunking his hamburger in ketchup before eating it? What is the relevance of Heinz ketchup not coming out of the bottle? It's Heinz ketchup, that's what it's supposed to do. Or maybe this is a statement about the ketchup and not the hamburger.

[P0PH0USE]

@nozcr Clearly you misunderstood the importance of the folding of the burger at 2:16.

[nozcr]

@P0PH0USE EAT BURGER KING YOU HUNT'S KETCHUP LOVER!

[loudoutsound]

@nozcr Andy Warhol does not attempt to make overt statements with his art. Instead he uses other strategies. One of the strategies he uses is mirroring. He sought to mirror what was going on in culture within the context of art so that we as a culture could take a step back from all of that which we consume on a daily basis, and evaluate it in different terms. If you structure a theory of what you believe to be art, and dedicate your life to it, that is enough to make it so.

[nozcr]

@loudoutsound I'll get back to you when I finish this McRib meal. They don't sell them all the time you know.

[loudoutsound]

@nozcr haha. most definately.

[Ivan1burnf4ces]

@loudoutsound this is the exact making-something-out-of-nothin­g bullshit that puts money in that faggot's pocket.

[brotherkito]

holy shit this is my life

[maddiluvsJohnnyDepp]

anything can be art.

[laikapupkino]

It's a hamburger, but is it art?

[laikapupkino]

It's a hamburger, but is it art"