@nbcnews: A massive Georgia #peach sits outside Georgia Grace Cafe in #Maryland, right across the street sits a statue of an #eggplant, known as the Aubergine. The owners of the businesses are being told the public art is too distracting for the historic area as the #emojis of both produce have been popularized as playful nods to body parts.

adrian :

it’s not purple 😭

Maddy :

Bro doesn’t have a butt

Cool boy :

Take it the Supreme Court!!

Wyatt :

I think it might be purple

Cat City :

the way this feels like a parks and rec cold open

David :

MINE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE THAT💀💀💀

nichole :

Guys it really ISN’T THAT SERIOUS THEYRE FRUITS

breepunky | ブリーパンキ :

the way this is such a non issue

Justine Samanen :

The way I thought this was an onion story…

Plague :

Wym you only have one of those??😭😭🙏🏽

Mark :

We truly live in the absolute dumbest timeline

Justin :

That's ridiculous 😂 They are statues of fruit/vegetables separated by a STREET!!!

allison :

this is so funny LMAOO

kingcamberr :

wait until they see this 💀

Olga Maria Escoba302 :

I like them. let's not be prudent

Wh1teR1ce_ :

Mine is purple tho🤔

Amica Mea :

Art is supposed to be distracting. Create conversations. They look great. Leave them alone.

bodega vendetta :

He only has… one… of those parts??

Ky :

These have been there for yeaaaaars. Leave them alone!

Jiggy B :

people are dying Kim …

lilah but spam :

rudiroxy :

“And it’s not purple” 🤣

user95279573104 :

The juxtaposition of the massive peach and the eggplant statue in such a historic area is certainly eye-catching. While public art can be a fun and engaging way to interact with the community, it's interesting to see how these playful symbols are raising concerns. It raises a bigger question about the line between creative expression and maintaining the integrity of historical spaces.