A man spotted wearing a g-string.

A man has left many people in serious shock after he was spotted at a store in Malaysia wearing g-string to shop. He wore an oversized blue short and sagged his belted black trousers, making sure to keep his shirt lifted.
The photos were shared by a Facebook user who said that the unknown man was intentionally showing off the g-string pant. Many people have called the act absurd and unbecoming of a grown man.
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