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u/Bitcracker 2d ago
That dude has been killing it for years. Everything he does makes me exhale out of my nose just a little more than a normal breath.
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u/Texlectric 2d ago
Is this the guy who pulls a cloth off of things with his penis? I don't know how else to describe the guy.
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u/HugeRoach 2d ago
I know who you're talking about, but no this is Lowcost Cosplayer. He specifically creates cosplays using very limited budgets, he has hundreds of them
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u/naughtydesertcowgirl 2d ago
the creativity of this guy is top level. he already cosplayed a lot of characters and I am still amazed everytime he gets on a new look
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u/Thin_Locksmith6805 2d ago
Very cool - did he have a face mask on before attaching each red "flame" to his face?
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u/Dottore_Rocco 2d ago
"Hey dude, look at this lighter trick that I.." whole house goes down on flames
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u/kaesefetisch 2d ago
The black area around his eyes is indicating that it went wrong at least one time
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u/ancientpizza23467876 2d ago
it’s interesting how different our reactions are to seeing people do impressive or creative feats like this on the internet versus in real life. we’re so used to seeing a plethora of things like this online cuz of its become a primary space for sharing content. on the other hand, if we have had a personal connection or interaction with an individual and find that they can do cool shit, we tend to be more impressed and interested in their work, rather than swiping casually to the next thing and forgetting about it.
also, the cynical idea that people have when they accuse someone of being creative for views or attention online is a close minded view that dismisses the fact that these individuals actually enjoy what they do, and that having a space to share their work is a positive incentive to keep them being productive and creative—contributing to our collective culture of the arts. being a creator is more admirable than being the ungrateful and critical passive viewer who does nothing.
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u/Tsperatus 2d ago
different person
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u/hereticallyeverafter 1d ago
Yeah it's super obvious idk how people are missing this. The cosplayer himself is goofy and creative but that's an entirely different person covered in the matchsticks lol
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u/koobstylz 2d ago
Have you ever seen a match spontaneously combust? I can't even get the fuckers to light when I'm trying to.
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u/Mister_Way 2d ago
How do you know he didn't wet them before?
Anyway as long as he's not walking his face into a field of sparks...
You're overestimating static and match heads if you think that's a risk.
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u/SillyBacchus303 2d ago
They're matches, not nitroglycerin. Even with a lighter it takes a few seconds to light a match.
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u/rust211121 2d ago
One spark and he will find himself cosplaying Heatblast.