Paris Hilton CDs Tampered With
Some fans in Britain may have not gotten what they expected when the picked up Paris Hilton’s CD.
E! Online is reporting that a British graffiti artist took out the disc and the sleeve of the CD of over 500 CDs, replacing the disc with a Danger Mouse remix and the sleeve was replaced with a topless photo of Hilton and a dog’s head.
Apparently the scheme was done by Banksy, a British artist famous for sneaking his own paintings on the walls of the most famous art galleries in the world.
He also replaced stickers on the front of the album, promising hit songs such as “Why Am I Famous?”, “What Have I Done?” and “What Am I For?”
The fake CDs were shipped to 48 HMV, Virgin Records and indie record stores across the country.
So far no one has returned their Paris Hilton CD looking for the real one.
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