The Story of Sponsored Street - Big Harma Owns Them

Welcome to Sponsored Street—the street where the puppets don’t teach kids how to spell, they teach politicians how to sell.

Long ago, this neighborhood was built on promises of learning and laughter. But somewhere between the ice cream truck and the broken swing set, the street signs were swapped out for corporate logos. The puppets? They got new jobs—singing jingles for the highest bidder. And the politicians? They moved in like new neighbors, stitched up as puppets themselves, pockets jingling with “donations.”

Now every morning, the Big Pharma Bird flaps down to deliver packages marked “sponsored studies.” The Insurance Monster stomps down the block handing out denial slips like candy. And the Lobbyist Muppets sit on stoops with strings tied to the pockets of senators, pulling them left, right, and upside down. Find out more at https://betrayalprojectusa.org/

On Sponsored Street, truth doesn’t live rent-free—it’s evicted.
Every character has a price tag. Every smile hides a contract.
And the kids watching? They’re supposed to clap along, never noticing the giant checks being waved just out of frame.

But here’s the twist: not everyone on the block is bought. Rumors spread about a rebel puppet who refuses patches, who rips the logos off their jacket, who dares to shout:
“The Street Belongs to the People, Not the Sponsors!”

That’s the battle cry that shakes the set. And suddenly Sponsored Street isn’t just a parody—it’s a protest. A stage where the strings get cut, one by one, until the truth walks free again.