Frankksss

Frankksss is a fictional character created by the artist and musician Frank Zappa. He is a recurring figure in Zappa's music and artwork, often depicted as a grotesque, anthropomorphic creature with a large, bulbous head and a body resembling a cross between a human and a pig. Frankksss is known for his distinctive appearance and his role as a symbol of Zappa's eccentric and often controversial persona.

The character first appeared in Zappa's 1967 album "Absolutely Free," where he is featured on the cover art and in the song "The Frank Zappa Story." Frankksss has since become one of Zappa's most recognizable and enduring symbols, appearing on numerous album covers, merchandise, and even in live performances. He is often depicted in a variety of guises, including as a musician, a scientist, or a member of a secret society.

Frankksss is also a central figure in Zappa's concept of "The Grand Wazoo," a fictional organization that he claimed to be a member of. According to Zappa, The Grand Wazoo was a secret society that controlled the world's governments and media. Frankksss was said to be the society's leader, and he was often depicted in Zappa's music and artwork as a mysterious and powerful figure.

Despite his controversial associations, Frankksss remains a beloved and enduring symbol of Frank Zappa's unique and innovative approach to music and art. His distinctive appearance and his role as a symbol of Zappa's eccentric persona have made him a lasting and iconic figure in popular culture.