And no, CNN, literally nobody cares about your silly cultural appropriation phobia!

From Michelangelo and Delacroix to van Gogh, Picasso, Gucci, Vuitton, Kurosawa, Elvis, Disney, Bowie, Iggy Azalea and Vatican Dolls, cultural appropriation is and always was history’s most important, powerful and popular artistic tool — resulting in stunning works like 2,000 year old Greco-Roman-inspired Egyptian mummy portraits, Sgt. Pepper, Katy Perry videos and Pope Rihanna at the Met...

But cultural appropriation is not only the primary source of the world's finest art, it is also such a lovely way for all our cultures to meet and merge; to transcend nationalism, break taboos, destroy caste systems, make fun of political, ethnic, religious and financial elites, have fun at Mardi Gras, Halloween and Coachella while overcoming racism and hate.

That's why cultural appropriation is highly encouraged on URMASK.com, as long as it doesn’t infringe on anyone’s Intellectual Property.

Fun fact: The title of Vatican Dolls' upcoming art exhibition “Masked or Nude — Portrait of the 21st Century” was directly inspired by the world’s most famous and beloved example of cultural appropriation, Picasso’s masterpiece Les Demoiselles d'Avignon...