In the world of political theater, few acts are as captivating as the unveiling of a seven-foot-tall bronze statue, especially when it features none other than former President Donald Trump in a moment of defiance. The statue, now gracing Trump’s golf club in Palm Beach, has sparked chatter that might just rival discussions about UFOs or the latest fashion faux pas by a celebrity. Commissioned by the enthusiastic creator Anthony Constantino, CEO of Sticker Mule, and sculpted by Steven Barber, an LA-based filmmaker and sculptor, this monument captures Trump in his unforgettable pose: fist raised, as if saying to the world, “You can’t keep me down.”

Now, while the world is no stranger to statues of past presidents adorning the National Mall, this particular rendering has folks buzzing with questions. What makes this statue, dubbed the “Defiance Monument,” different from other historical figures represented in Washington, D.C.? Well, for starters, it immortalizes a specific moment following a dramatic assassination attempt during Trump’s presidency. Apparently, nothing says “American fortitude” quite like a former president standing tall, defying the odds—and possibly gravity.

The backstory of this statue’s creation is a testament to the power of fandom. Anthony Constantino, the mastermind behind Sticker Mule and a Trump enthusiast hailing from New York, presented the statue as a tribute. It seems as though this grand gesture has more cheek than an old comedy skit. With previous stunts involving huge structures of support, Constantino’s not just satisfied with bumper stickers or campaign signs. No, this larger-than-life creation would make even the Lincoln Memorial raise an eyebrow—or, if it had them, anyway.

There’s even been buzz about creating an even larger version of this bronzed defiance to roam around Washington, D.C. Picture a three-story replica cruising past the White House—surely newsworthy enough to delay coverage of the latest cat video. If some folks have their way, the National Mall might soon have a new contender for the title of most iconic monument, and perhaps a fun new photo op for tourists. Granted, the logistical nightmare of approvals and construction could mean it joins lists of things like hoverboards and flying cars—great in theory, but a long way from reality.

Ultimately, while we wait to see if this grand nod to Trump’s resilience finds a permanent spot in the capital, at least it adds another layer to the lively landscape of American political culture. Whether one views the Defiance Monument as an artful commentary on political survival or fodder for late-night satire, it’s a reminder of how politics often blurs the lines between reality and spectacle. It’s clear that for some, the Trump legacy isn’t just about policy but about capturing that indomitable spirit that seems to say, “Your move, D.C.”