Bow down to the Bondi Hipsters, everyone. They’ve just given the internet a magnificent gift: The perfect response to Miranda Kerr’s hyper-sexual GQ photo shoot.
The Bondi Hipsters are just two Aussie guys with giant eco-hipster beards, YouTube channel, and a fashion label. They’ve just released their own, hairier version of the now infamous, very naked QG shoot with Miranda Kerr. One half of their duo, Dom replicates all of Miranda Kerr‘s sexy poses. It’s a little bit heaven.
Some of the photos even include saucy, titillating quotes about his sex life — a satirical take-down of the GQ interview, in which she famously hinted at experimentation in the bedroom.
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Is that The Fully Sick Rapper from a few years back?
These are hilarious and I definitely had a good laugh. However, has anyone thought about how Miranda would feel if she saw these pics, and read some of the comments? I agree her antics have been cringe-worthy (especially those comments about mid-air masturbation), but she's young and we all make mistakes and do stupid things when we're young, not having the life experience to realise what the consequences are. If we were all young, beautiful, slim and famous like Miranda, perhaps we'd all be tempted to get our gear off and reveal all in a similar manner too, in the hope we'll garner (the desired type of) male attention and publicity. So lets all be a little less harsh on Miranda. You know that saying "if you don't have anything nice to say..."?
Miranda Kerr is 30! When does the "young and stupid" excuse stop being valid?
I am well over 30. I sometimes still make decisions that seemed right at the time but have turned out not to be. Everybody makes mistakes. Nobody's perfect.