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Brian Milan, a 16-year-old high school student from Stafford County, Virginia, just became an Internet celebrity for the most hilarious reason. One day he decided to match his shirt with his drink “as a joke.” His inside joke was later noticed by other students, however, at first, they thought it was just an accident.
His classmate, Chloe Alwes, secretly started documenting Milan. Soon she realized that he does that every day. When she posted the pictures on Twitter, they went viral and were retweeted more than 125,000 times.
Alwes later described Brian as a “nice kid” who is “very quiet” and likes to keep to himself.
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Brian Milan, a 16-year-old high school student, just became an Internet celebrity for the most hilarious reason
Image credits: chloe
One day he decided to match his shirt with his drink “as a joke”
Image credits: chloe
His inside joke was later noticed by other students, however, at first, they thought it was an accident
Image credits: chloe
His classmate, Chloe Alwes, secretly started documenting Milan. Soon she realized that he does that every day
Image credits: chloe
When she posted the pictures on Twitter, they went viral and were retweeted more than 125,000 times
Image credits: chloe
Alwes later described Brian as a “nice kid” who is “very quiet” and likes to keep to himself
Image credits: chloe
What do you think ?
Rocha 8 years ago
It's like "Hey man sorry I don't want you to know that I take photos of you, but you're more than welcome to browse them on the internet"
Bridget Smith 8 years ago
Except for the ones where he's clearly posing for for her...
Load More Replies... jacluckycat 8 years ago
These "so-and-so secretly records so-and-so and posts it on fb/ig/etc stories leave me really unsettled. Typically they're fake but that's not my issue. I just don't like how we've become such a voyeuristic culture. Boundaries are fun
Rocha 8 years ago
It's like "Hey man sorry I don't want you to know that I take photos of you, but you're more than welcome to browse them on the internet"
Bridget Smith 8 years ago
Except for the ones where he's clearly posing for for her...
Load More Replies... jacluckycat 8 years ago
These "so-and-so secretly records so-and-so and posts it on fb/ig/etc stories leave me really unsettled. Typically they're fake but that's not my issue. I just don't like how we've become such a voyeuristic culture. Boundaries are fun
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