Twins Strip Down in Shocking Jogging Stunt to Honor Blink-182

Two women jogged down a busy high street in Los Angeles, seemingly naked, leaving residents in disbelief.

The bizarre stunt, posted on social media, has exploded in popularity, with viewers scrambling to identify the joggers. Speculation ranges from artificial intelligence to a tribute to a famous music video.

Originally shared on a social media platform with the caption 'Average day in LA', the clip drew immediate comparisons to an iconic Blink-182 video where band members run through the streets of LA in the nude.

In the 1999 music video for 'What’s My Age Again?', band members Travis Barker and Mark Hoppus are seen sprinting around wearing nothing but socks and shoes, with only minimal pixelation to cover their bodies.

However, unlike the original naked joggers, this duo cleverly donned nude-colored bodysuits, creating the illusion of nudity without exposing themselves.

Initially a mystery, the joggers have been identified as Russian-born twins Daria and Maria Vasilieva, who staged the stunt to promote their new clothing line.

The jog was organized to celebrate the launch of their 'FIFA' fashion collection, featuring 'couture' versions of football shirts from teams like Argentina, Brazil, and Barcelona, previously worn by celebrities such as Christina Aguilera and the band Katseye.

In an Instagram post, the twins stated: "Our FIFA collection has been one of the craziest and most successful moments for our brand, so we wanted to finish this chapter with a little fashion film."

They expressed gratitude to everyone involved in the video production.

The designers clarified that their stunt was also a tribute to Blink-182's classic video for 'What’s My Age Again', sharing side-by-side clips and stating: "Endless love and respect to Blink-182."

"Their iconic video inspired this whole idea, and after all these years the FIFA World Cup in LA finally gave us the perfect chance to recreate it in our own way."

The video has gained immense traction online, racking up hundreds of thousands of views.