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SPICA band, Bohyung never promises. He stated that if the song managed to become champion in the event's music program 100 Second War then he will be wearing a bikini in the street.
His wish came true. Bohyung was fulfilling his promise. In a Twitter account, the singer MNet upload photos bikini in the middle of the road.
"100 Seconds Winner # War # SPICA Bohyung fulfill his promise to appear in a bikini in Cheonggyecheon Square! SPICA, with photographic evidence," chirping Twitter account MNet as quoted from allkpop.
With a slim body shape, Bohyung looked confident using a bikini in public. However, he does not use the full bikini. He uses a white cardigan nets. Bohyung also use super short denim shorts.
In addition, Bohyung carrying signs that read, "All are equal before the vocalist public-SPICA Bohyung-Second War Winner '100 Seconds'" He was smiling while holding the poster. (ms)
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CBN - Thousands of same-sex and transgender couples poured in the streets of Sydney , Australia while wearing unique costumes colorful on Saturday (1/3). They plunge into the streets to celebrate the Annual Parade Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, which has been ongoing since the 1978.
Reported by dailymail, Sunday ( 03/02/2014 ), in a photo by the photographer who immortalized the media, looks excitement coloring the faces of the participants parade clad costumes are unique as well as naughty. Although the weather was not friendly, but it did not dampen their desire to feast celebrating the festival was originally created as a protest to the gender equality.
This year the parade was also carrying a peaceful protest at the same time making fun of Russian leader Vladimir Putin that they deem sexually conservative and have sentiments 'anti- gay'. Parody of British Prime Minister Tony Abbot was also shown parade participants, but the controversy has become a routine agenda in calendar parade Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras since decades ago.
Surprisingly, many officials and politicians who give support to the action. While the local police tried to not make a mistake after last year 's peaceful demonstration that turned chaotic participants hold a demonstrator at the same time, Jamie Jackson Reed.