Video of Man's Bizarre fashion forward Crocodile Shoes Leave peeps Amused: "Lacoste Live and Direct"

Video of Man's Bizarre fashion forward Crocodile Shoes Leave peeps Amused: "Lacoste Live and Direct"

  • A man has gone viral on social media following a video which sees him donning a pair of crocodile shoes
  • The footwear shaped in the exact form of a crocodile features both hands and feet of the carnivorous reptile
  • Many internet users have reacted to the video with hilarious comments about the nature of the design

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Fashion is considered a form of expression for many people, regardless of how bizarre it may seem.

A man recently got social media users buzzing with reactions after a video of his interesting footwear surfaced online.

Photos of crocodile shoes.
The video of the crocodile shoes has gone viral online. Credit: @mediaroomhub
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In the video, he is seen wearing a pair of crocodile-inspired shoes which bore a strong resemblance to the animal.

The black footwear featured hands, legs and even the heads of the crocodile, looking like a real reptile with shoe holes.

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Check out the video below:

Social media users react to video of crocodile shoes

wasehembadoon commented:

"Lacoste live and direct."

chinwe_oriaku commented:

"The real crocs."

samuelotigba commented:

"An Igbo man’s final level after defeating net shirt."

ujinrosean1 commented:

"E for take am waka make we see na."

officialibadanproperties commented:

"If our Igbo brother catch this shoe."

favouredgracerealtor commented:

"How are you supposed to put your feet together with all those hands and fee?"

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Instagram user @simply__annica recently got people cracking up with laughter after she posted a hair tutorial online.

In the now-trending clip, the lady is seen brushing her short hair upwards, proceeding to use what appears to be hairspray on the kinky hair.

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Nigeria's leading news website Legit.ng previously reported that keeping or fixing nails may look chic and stylish, but it certainly has its downsides.

Well, one lady decided to beat the 'system' by coming up with an incredulous idea - fixing her nails invertedly.

A video posted by @sabiradio captures the step-by-step process of how she got the nails - curves facing the opposite direction - done at the salon.

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