"Haters treatment"
 
This painting is a commentary on the dark side of popular culture. Mickey Mouse, once a symbol of innocence, is now wielding a knife, while Chucky, a character associated with violence and horror, is being held captive.
 
Behind Mickey, a towering cityscape emerges from the blackness. The colors are intense and clashing, a riot of reds, oranges, blues, and yellows that mirror the violence of the scene.
 
The painting's title, "Haters Ki''er," hints at Mickey's newfound role as a defender against negativity. The knife, once a symbol of aggression, now serves as a tool for protection, safeguarding us from those who seek to tear us down.
 
 Chucky, the embodiment of fear and hatred, becomes the target of Mickey's righteous anger.
 
This pop art masterpiece is a bold and provocative statement about the power of self-defense against those who seek to harm us. 
 
Mickey Mouse, the once-gentle icon of childhood, represents a formidable protector, wielding his knife not to inflict harm but to silence the voices of hate.