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Donald Trump is Obsession Archiveslike a rooster in many ways. He has a tousle of red-orange hair at the top of his head, his orange coloring is attention grabbing and he wakes us all up at sunrise every morning with tweets about how Saturday Night Liveis bad.

Artist Casey Latiolais observed the connection between Trump and the bird and designed a Trump-rooster statue for a Chinese shopping mall.

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The statue was commissioned by the mall's owners and miniature versions of it are reportedly being sold inside and on the Chinese ecommerce site Taobao. Latiolais told Mashable via Twitter that he was unaware his design would be used to create such a towering sculpture, and is as surprised as anyone to discover his design reaching a height above 30 feet.

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2017, of course, is the year of the rooster in the Chinese zodiac and the year of the Trump in the American capital.

WEST PALM BEACH, FL - OCTOBER 13: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the South Florida Fair Expo Center on October 13, 2016 in West Palm Beach, Florida. In his remarks Trump vehemently denied recent allegations of past sexual assault and railed against mainstream media corruption and the "Clinton machine". (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Credit: Getty Images

Yeah, it's pretty accurate.

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