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TikTok video, professional fitness trainer Tanya Lynn @tanyalynn.fit says she thought her leggings were orange when she tried them in the lighting at home. Tanya films herself lifting from a lying down position and is shocked to see her leggings now look quite different.Awkwardly, from the lighting and angle of her camera, it now appears like she is totally in the buff."Oops who said nude was in anyways," she wrote in the caption with the hashtags "gym failures" and "hard pass".Tanya said she was wearing leggings from the Whitney Simmons Gymshark collection.Her video was watched more than 15,000 times and people admitted they were also fooled for a minute."At first I was like wait a minute," said one user, while another admitted: "I was like what the...

LL Cool J would like his fans to know that he has only one regret when it comes to his «chaotic» music videos -- he could have «absolutely» gone bigger!The 54-year-old went viral on Twitter this week as fans shared some of his most outrageous music video moments, ranging from his infamous «my hat is like a shark fin» moves in "Deepest Bluest (Shark's Fin)" to pouring chocolate syrup on a woman's kneecaps.The tweet that started it all reads: «LL Cool J was ridiculous in every music video he was in. Just go look.» The post had over 21,000 likes before LL decided to «break his silence.»“It’s time to break the silence…yeah, I was definitely ridiculous.

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her viral hit “abcdefu,” 17-year-old TikTok sensation Gayle launches an F-bomb tirade against a shady ex: “F—k you and your friends that I’ll never see again/Everybody but your dog, you can all f—k off.”But she was worried that her foul-mouthed rant would piss off her grandmother. “When I played that song for my grandmother, I was so nervous,” Gayle told The Post. “And, you know, she told me that I got to say all the things at 17 that she never could.

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tattoos of eyeliner on both of her lids – only for it to come out a little wonky.Permanent eyeliner is increasingly seen as a time-saving hack for those who enjoy having defined eyes without the annoyance of having to apply makeup every day.Unfortunately, it seems to have gone awry for TikTok user Abby @abby14257 who made a video about her "botched" experience.In it, she reveals first one eyelid and then the other, zooming in to show the detail.The ink doesn't quite reach her lash-line and has been put on a bit wonky at the corners of her eyes but it is not obvious from further away.In truth, it would probably not be noticeable if she wore dark mascara.Abby explained in the on-screen text: "Thought it would be a good idea to get tattoo eyeliner and this is the outcome. Omg, help!""Yes it's permanent, currently in the process of having it removed," she added in the caption, alongside the hashtag "botched".One sympathetic viewer told her: "Haha I did the same...

Jordyn Lyne, 22, boasts more than 670,000 followers on TikTok, where she frequently shares tutorials featuring her favorite cosmetic products. But the star was recently bombarded with cruel comments from critics after she showed off her natural appearance in a video viewed more than 26 million times. One user even compared Lyne to Miss Trunchbull — the notoriously unattractive villain from the 1996 children’s movie “Matilda.”However, Lyne is laughing off her haters, describing herself as a “proud catfish” in an interview with Caters News Agency.

LL Cool J has been going viral on social media in recent days, as fans post snippets of the rapper’s old music videos while commenting on their “ridiculous” and over-the-top nature.

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Find out what’s coming to TikTok next – Just Jared Jr Kate Middleton won’t forget about what Meghan Markle said – Celebitchy Find out if this Euphoria foundation actually works – Popsugar Get a first look at the new Charmed character – Just Jared Jr XG is coming! The 7-member hip-hop/R&B girl group is set to debut on March 18 with their first single, “Tippy Toes.” Very little has been revealed about the group just yet, but check out their Instagram in anticipation!

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Google Maps user has spotted the bizarre moment one of the Street View cameras was attacked by a frog.TikTok user googlemaps.fai uploaded a video of the strange sighting, screen recording as they dropped the pin down. The video was captioned: "I found it!!", followed by a single frog emoji.

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TikTok user @mishhinty decided to spruce up her government ID photos so she could look her best when passing through airport checkpoints. She shared a snap of her 2016 passport in which she branded it a ‘dark time’ – but has now ‘yassified’ her ID photo with a very simple trick.In a TikTok video that has now racked up 1.5 million views, the woman exposed how she has made the snap Instagram-worthy.She explained: “When my genius brain told me to wear mink lashes while taking both of my ID photos.”In the clip, the woman had perfectly styled her blonde hair, while she had applied minimal makeup for a natural look.But to really accentuate her features, she applied the faux mink lashes that made her eyes pop.She shared the second ID photo that was taken in colour and this time her dewy makeup made her skin glow - a real far cry from the usual drab official photos!The woman admitted that all they asked her to do was “not smile".We better run to go get some lashes before we head on holiday!Amazed at the woman’s passport photo trick, many people fled to the comments to thank her for the inspiration.One person commented: “Literally genius.”Another user added:”Ugh I wish I had done this before getting my passport picture done, now I’m stuck looking like an inmate for the next 10 years.”Whilst someone else voiced: “Exactly what I needed to see before getting a new ID pic.”Someone else praised: “Stunning”As a fifth person remarked: “Damn it.

Machine Gun Kelly has hit back at a TikTok user who suggested that he doesn’t play guitar live at his concertsAs E! News reports, a TikToker called Gunnar DüGrey – who claimed that he works at a Guitar Center shop – uploaded a post titled “Machine Gun Kelly EXPOSED” to the video platform last week.In it, DüGrey shows the viewer the “kill switch” feature on MGK’s signature pink Schecter guitar.“Flip this in the down position,” he demonstrated in his video, claiming that the function “cuts out all the volume and the music is completely silent”. DüGrey then displayed an image of Kelly performing live onstage with the guitar model in question.“Exhibit B – he’s definitely playing here.

Holly Willoughby was left very impressed when she discovered a hack during an episode of This Morning this week.

The new song “I Am Woman” by Emmy Meli is getting more and more traction on the music charts and she recently opened up about how TikTok forced her to finish the single.

TikTok, the lad splashes the caustic liquid over his raw, pink skin. As it bubbles and fizzes, he screws up his eyes in agony and rolls onto his side, kicking out with his injured leg.NHS surgeon Dr Karan Rajan, who often posts videos on TikTok about medical science, reacted to the clip and explained what he believed had happened.

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Liverpool ECHO reports. Jake Carter, from Childwall, has shared Ring doorbell footage and a CCTV clip of the incident on his TikTok page after the crash happened outside his house in Childwall Park Avenue.One of the riders jumps on his wall and screams: "You nearly killed me, lad.

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