Bizarre footage surfaces of a naked drunk man at a petrol station

Bizarre footage surfaces of a naked drunk man at a petrol station. NSFW

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Ja, we don’t know what’s going on here either, but it is going viral!

South Africa (24 March 2016) – For reasons unknown, the man undressed inside a Johannesburg petrol station.

ViralBru released a video of what seems to be a drunk naked man dancing in a petrol station. The video was apparently recorded on a phone and shared via WhatsApp until eventually making its way to YouTube.

The naked man, with clothes in hand, then danced in the aisle and posed for pictures with a female petrol attendant.

Here’s a video that’s been blanked out to “save face.”

However, if you want to see the original version of the naked man at a petrol station in South Africa, click on the link to the full version. (the original version is the original version… and includes everything hanging out).

Here’s the link to the original on live leak.

Sources: Supplied

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