Four Seasons Total Landscaping Hosting A Concert Because Why Not: ‘We Promise It Will Be Better Than That MAGA Sh*t Show’

Sarah RumpfJul 8th, 2021, 5:10 pm
 

Screenshot via Four Seasons Total Landscaping (@therealfstl1992) on Twitter.

Four Seasons Total Landscaping, the Philadelphia-area small business that inadvertently ended up playing a key role in a very bizarre chapter of the soap opera of the 2020 election, is continuing to capitalize on their newfound fame, launching a concert series and continuing to mercilessly troll Rudy Giuliani.

(I would apologize to our readers for the eye-melting photoshopped image of Giuliani at the top of this post, but I had to see it and now so do you.)

Four Seasons (as their Twitter account identifies them, “Not THAT Four Seasons!”) announced the first of the concerts on Thursday, with a show scheduled in August that will feature Laura Jane Grace and Brendan Kelly.

They couldn’t resist trolling Giuliani, photoshopping him as auditioning to be the opening act:

According to a tweet by Grace, tickets sold out in 17 minutes. “This will be the first and last time Brendan and I play in front of a landscaping company and we promise it will be better than that MAGA shit show,” Grace told a Brooklyn-based entertainment website, Brooklyn Vegan.

Naturally, t-shirts are available to order online.

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