A Russian bodybuilder, dubbed 'Popeye' for his gigantic enhanced biceps, appears to now be creating steamy adult content online in a dramatic career change.
Kirill Tereshin, from the Russian city of Pyatigorsk, rose to fame online for the freakishly big arms he acquired by injecting his biceps with Synthol oil, a chemical known within the bodybuilding community as "posing oil" as it immediately enhances muscle size.
Online he goes by "Bazooka Hands" and on a Telegram channel with the same name he has been teasing some content that differs massively from his usual gym and MMA videos.
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In a post from July 18 he was seen posing with three rather attractive ladies. The caption reads: "THURSDAY! Gangbang!!! All the beauties of the world want me.
"The hot stream has already begun, come in."
The post also contained a link to his Twitch channel for those interested in the "hot stream" as well as a link to another Telegram channel titled "THE MOST SECRET BAZOOKA CHANNEL! JUICY CONTENT" and labelled "18+".
In a subsequent post from July 23 he appears with a blonde lady, panning the camera to her chest and bum. The caption reads: "I'm at Gubast's house! Stream with the smell of CAKES. Hurry up, brothers, I'll show her figure."
Again, links to the Twitch channel and the racier Telegram channel are included.
The woman in the second post seems to be the same person he recently appeared in a bizarre Instagram video with, where he was seen jiggling his artificially-enhanced arms around.
The baffling caption on the post even alluded to the fact the pair might be getting married.
He wrote: "I love Ksusha @ksushechkakkk I’m so glad that she came to me, I’m just crazy, I want to marry her, when we went to bed, I carefully peeped under the covers, but I began to understand better after the wedding, because my mother told me not to have a son, but I I will listen to her, because she is my mother and I believe her more."
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