Today, “No Pants Subway Day” was celebrated in some cities around the world, especially in London. People waited at public transport stops in their underwear and had an ordinary journey, except that they were pantsless. We see you looking at the screen with a meaningless expression. That’s why we explained in our content how the “trousers-free subway” event came about and why it was held.
It is widely celebrated in London, the capital of England. “Pantsless Subway Day”; In fact, it emerged not so recently, in 2002, in New York and spread to other countries.
The images from London that are trending on social media today are: Question marks about why such a thing was done brought it to mind again.
Celebrated every year, “Metro without Pants” is a day when people take the subway and other public transportation without wearing trousers.
“Pantsless Subway”, which started as a prank by 7 friends on the New York subway in 2002, has become a tradition since that year! It wasn’t limited to New York either, An event that spreads around the world and is celebrated every year. transformed.
When “Pantsless Subway” first came out, the idea behind it was quite simple. A few travelers in the middle of winter; above them sweaters, coats, scarves, beanies It would look funny if they had no pants underneath.
When there is snow, winter and doomsday, a person without trousers gets on the subway. You read books like nothing happened Think about it… It was just such a simple joke that could make you laugh.
Every year more participants gathered.
8 of the 150 people who attended the event in 2006 were arrested on the grounds of “irregular behavior” but were later released. By 2013, however, in 60 different cities, There were coordinators for “Pantsless Subway”.
Although an investigation was launched in 2016 on the grounds of “provoking the public”, the organizers claimed that the purpose was just making people laugh He said it was and again there was no problem.
The event, which is now a tradition, is organized by Improv Everywhere and announced at the beginning of December.
People who come together on a designated day in the first week of January are divided into small groups. They spread out on public transport and take off their trousers when given the signal. However, we should not forget that underwear should be modest and it must look like people really forgot to wear trousers and came home wearing their underpants.
This is how metro stops, subways and other public transport with images of people without pants It’s overflowing. Some are watching around as if nothing is happening, some are looking at their phones, some are chatting with their friends…
Some of the comments from this year’s event are as follows:
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