A New York artist, Justin Gignac, collects discarded items from outside Madison Square Garden after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding and later sells them online as sealed “pocket garbage” souvenirs. Multiple outlets report that fans gathered outside the venue, and Gignac used grabbers and plastic bags to retrieve litter left behind beyond the barriers surrounding the event. Items described by outlets include cigarette butts, bottle caps, straws and utensils, ring pop candy, police caution tape, a rainbow fan, and at least one left AirPod; one report also mentions an ovulation test kit strip. The products are sealed individually inside small plastic cubes to limit leaking or odors, and each piece is listed for about $25. Sales begin shortly after the collection effort and, according to several reports, the initial batch—50 items—sells out within about 24 hours. Gignac says the sales brought about $1,250 for the first set and that he may list additional items. Buyers reported in coverage include people in multiple countries, reflecting broad fan interest in tangential keepsakes from the high-profile wedding.