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Someone took it upon themselves to start a Facebook fan page called "Lionel Richie's Clay Head" (Guess what their profile pic is. GUESS.) and has been posting related materials since April 2010. The account has 7,462 fans (among whom this writer can be counted) and this morning they posted the item above, which may be the finest piece of street art we've ever seen.
In case the song wasn't instantly stuck in your head the minute you read the words, "Hello? Is it me you're looking for?" allow us to point you towards the music video, in which the terrifying clay head of the eponymous Facebook page appears. Happy Friday!
RandyO
Yeah, baby. That's my photo! http://www.facebook.com/hello.randy.o
RandyO
For those who have been following the mysterious saga of the Lionel Richie "Hello?" poster -- which first surfaced in Cabbagetown, not New York (ahem!) -- and who may want to *correctly* copy and distribute the poster, here's the site where the artist is giving free access.
http://flavors.me/helloposter
RandyO
For those who have been following the mysterious saga of the Lionel Richie "Hello?" poster -- which first surfaced in Cabbagetown, not New York (ahem!) -- and who may want to *correctly* copy and distribute the poster, here's the site where the artist is giving free access.
http://flavors.me/helloposter
RandyO
For those who have been following the mysterious saga of the Lionel Richie "Hello?" poster -- which first surfaced in Cabbagetown, not New York (ahem!) -- and who may want to *correctly* copy and distribute the poster, here's the site where the artist is giving free access.
http://flavors.me/helloposter
RandyO
For those who have been following the mysterious saga of the Lionel Richie "Hello?" poster -- which first surfaced in Cabbagetown, not New York (ahem!) -- and who may want to *correctly* copy and distribute the poster, here's the site where the artist is giving free access.
http://flavors.me/helloposter