WHEN a huge crowd of excited humans converge in a confined place such as a stadium, interesting things are bound to happen.
But when the stadium is host to something as competitive as football, expect all sorts of monkey business.
Recently, a football match that involved the state of Johor also recorded a spectacle in the form of a half-naked male cheerleader.
Orang lain elok je pakai baju. pic.twitter.com/uloo3vfaSK
— MALAYSIA MOST VIRAL (@MALAYSIAVIRALLL) November 9, 2024
No further information could be derived from the video, such as the location or the match, but those were just the background stuff.
Netizens were transfixed by the man’s lurid behaviour, jumping up and down brazenly with some of his anatomical parts swinging about.
It comes as no surprise then that the comment section was littered with netizens’ condemning his act or were just plain disgusted.
The cyberspace has yet again proven itself as a place where the sharpest tongues exist with these comments.
“This is why you need to take care of your body. When there is an emergency and you need to remove your clothes, you won’t reveal your own shame,” said a philosophical netizen by the name of Haixz.
ohn Smith said later when people reprimand him, he will perceive it as body shaming.
One netizen added that the half naked man had three packs. Two at the top, and one at the bottom.
FUGAZI further said that it was unfortunate for those who sit next to him, as they will smell his sour armpits.
Then there was a generous netizen who requested that the man be tagged as he needed to give him a bra.
“Brother, I am a Johorian. Please don’t bring your ape behaviour into the stadium. Even the Orang Asli now know how to wear clothes. Don’t be more uncivilised than the uncivilised,” said suzanne.
We suppose that for a football fan, part of a football match is about witnessing the talent and prowess of the players on the field.
But apparently this particular football match comes with an unplanned but “value-added” performance.
To the shirtless male cheerleader, we thank him for making a mundane match more memorable, although we do believe there are many other creative means to draw attention besides the removal of one’s shirt.—Nov 11, 2024
Main image: malaysiamostviral
