My personal take is that this is simply a phenomenon called apophenia. Apophenia is the human tendency to correlate, find meaning, and find patterns between unrelated or random objects, data, events, or pretty much anything. Scientists that have studied apophenia have pretty much deemed it to be an error in cognition. Either your brain is making a connection that isn't real, a false positive, or your brain is rejecting a connection that is real, a false negative.
Now, banks advertising groceries or grocery related things isn't exactly uncommon (see below). You can make some of the same correlations that you're making here with BoA. They're from an account that has the word 'tips' both in its @ and username, they're talking about grocery shopping, there's eggs in the background to reference Tevin, and are they purposely using a family to mock DSP's own "family?" If we put our minds to it there's no doubt that we can make connections to this grocery ad and to DSP because our brains use patterns to make connections and add meaning whether it's there or not. With that in mind, I think there is no connection and if you think so you're most likely reading too much into it with the evidence I've stated above. It's still funny as fuck though ngl
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