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Commuters travel without underpants in London Underground
'No Trousers Day in Tube' marked in UK
The global event was first marked in New York, US

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Here's why London commuters are walking around 'without trousers'

Name: Here's why London commuters are walking around 'without trousers'
Uploaded: 2023-01-09T22:43:11.000+05:30
Duration: T00M27S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Commuters in London go 'trouserless' for 'No Trousers Day'

From office-goers to college students, most of the travellers were seen walking around with only underwears.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Here's why London commuters are walking around 'without trousers'

Subway commuters in London were seen travelling without trousers to mark the annual 'No Trousers Day in Tube'.

Visuals from January 8 show both men and women commuters boarding trains, walking through subways in their underpants.

The idea is to enter the subway car pantless and act like it is any other day.

Not just UK, but the day is celebrated in several other countries as well. The global event was first started in New York as a prank by comedian Charlie Todd. Interestingly, the prank turned out to be such a huge hit that it is practised to this day with as many as 25 countries marking it.

Now the day is practiced every year in the first week of January.

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