Some Friends Hung a Fake Poster of Themselves in McDonald's and No One Noticed For Weeks

Some mates identified a diversity problem at McDonald's and took matters into their own hands.

While eating at a McDonald's in the United States, friends Jehv and Christian noticed there were no marketing posters that reflected their diversity.

"One day, my bud and I were eating at McDonald's. There were no pictures of Asians on any of the walls," Jehv explains in a YouTube video.

"[We thought] 'What if we put up a picture of us?'"

And that's exactly what they did. They concocted a serious Mission: Impossible-style plan and cheekily placed the seemingly legitimate marketing poster on a blank wall in Maccy D's restaurant.

It's so professionally done that the poster lasted for at least 51 days. The world truly appreciated their extra activism.

Sometimes I'll wonder if I just don't really care for pranks anymore because I'm an adult, but then there's occasionally one that's so wonderfully benign and creative that high school me has to tip my hat https://t.co/BH2S1jiMKb

— Chelsea Rebecca (@carebecc) September 3, 2018

Call me crazy but I think @McDonalds ought to put this poster up in all of their restaurants https://t.co/FNsdqQFSSu

— Frank Nemecek (@fnemecek) September 3, 2018

If you want to see how much effort went into pulling off this stunt, watch their truly inspirational journey below.

Header Image: Twitter (@Jevholution)