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Gorgeous Japanese Motorbiker Revealed To Be 50-Year-Old Man
The power of technology.
It probably did not occur in many people’s wildest dreams that a biker in his 50s would actually find a side hobby of managing a biker account as a young woman. But Zonggu enjoys his moments as both a biker and pretending to be a young woman on his Twitter account.
Twitter user @azusagakuyuki has more than 18.5k followers on Twitter.
However, her rising popularity came with the shocking revelation that what you see is really not all there is to it. Because ‘she’… is actually a he in his 50s who loves biking. His story was covered by Nippon Television Network System, where he shares how he really looks like.
In this unedited clip, he shows what he really looks like under the helmet.
These two people are the same! They own the same Twitter account.
While he first gained over thousands of followers because of his biking pictures with the FaceApp filter, he’s actually gained even more followers after the revelation. Because of the TV coverage, thousands of people followed him on Twitter where he happily thank them for their support and love.
“Life is once, play this world.”
“Hi everyone~! Do you bike? It’s going to be spring soon~
Age: Shōwa (born between 1926–1989)
Height: 166
Address: Ibaraki
Loves: Biking
Motto: Life is once, play this world.”
Have to say that he really played the world well with that FaceApp filter.
Of course, there were people who noticed weird things in the pictures before the revelation.
Sometimes his rough hands would get caught up. The different skin tones on the face and neck area would also give away the fact the picture was edited. But it was still considerably flawless most of the time because his hair was real.
People are also joking about how his voluminous hair is just worth the bait. Another commented that his catfish is just so good; you can’t get mad at that.
He also shares that he really enjoys this side-hobby of using girly filter and tweet in girly ways and he can’t help it.
Having trust issues now? Can’t blame you.
