The 'four lads in jeans' who rose to internet fame when their photo was turned into a meme have posed next to a statue in the spot the pic was taken
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The 'four lads in jeans' who rose to internet fame when their photo was turned into a meme have posed next to a statue in the spot the pic was taken.
Jamie Philips, Connor Humpage, Kevin Rooney and Alex Lacey took an innocent group photo on a night out in 2019.
The friends in tight, denim jeans standing side-by-side, were ribbed for being stereotypically British, and their photo was shared millions of times.
Now an artist has created a statue of the four men installed at the spot where the meme was born in Birmingham.
The artist - known as Tat Vision - unveiled it outside All Bar One.
The sculptor said they made it from women mannequins in tight-clothing, with added papier-mâché and PVA glue, covered in bronze paint.
Source: SWNS
Jamie Philips, Connor Humpage, Kevin Rooney and Alex Lacey took an innocent group photo on a night out in 2019.
The friends in tight, denim jeans standing side-by-side, were ribbed for being stereotypically British, and their photo was shared millions of times.
Now an artist has created a statue of the four men installed at the spot where the meme was born in Birmingham.
The artist - known as Tat Vision - unveiled it outside All Bar One.
The sculptor said they made it from women mannequins in tight-clothing, with added papier-mâché and PVA glue, covered in bronze paint.
Source: SWNS