Musician goes viral for looking like the Statue of Liberty
Can you see the resemblance?
By Sejal Mandal via SWNS
A London musician has gone viral on TikTok after a friend jokingly said they look like - the Statue of Liberty.
Su Krikken, 25, was sent a message from a pal with a side-by-side comparison of Su and the iconic New York monument.
Su said: “I woke up to this random text at 11 pm saying I look like the Statue of Liberty.
“I thought it was hilarious and really stupid, but she’s a good friend, so she felt comfortable enough to say it.”
Despite the odd comparison Su admits there might be some truth to it.
Su said: “I’ve been told I look like a statue before, but never the Statue of Liberty specifically!
"I think my nose and jaw do look pretty similar to hers.”
Amused by the bizarre comparison, Su decided to share the moment on TikTok, recording a video while at a car park in Peckham.
The post quickly gained traction, with viewers agreeing with the uncanny likeness.
Su said “I think it’s so funny how many people actually think it’s accurate.
“It’s such a ridiculous and useless piece of information, but it’s hilarious.”
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