You are tired, you are poor, you want to breathe free, bring us your doppelgänger!
A London-based musician made headlines Thursday after revealing that he bears an uncanny resemblance to the Statue of Liberty. Viewers gushed that she was indeed a “clone,” and the artist told the Post that she would be waving a crown and a torch for Halloween.
Sue Cricken makes dreams come true electronic musicI posted a video on Wednesday's Instagram He says he just realized that he is a doppelgänger of the Statue of Liberty.
“One of my friends said my face is the same as the Statue of Liberty's face, and I can't stop thinking about it,” Kricken said in the video.
“Wait, let me show you,” Kricken said, looking impassive next to a picture of the statue, then bursting into laughter.
The post was flooded with users pointing out that Kricken, who uses pronouns, resembles a neoclassical sculpture with a prominent nose, strong jawline and plump lips.
“Chiseled features,” one user declared, while others exclaimed, “Wait, my god” and “The Clone Wars!”
Kricken told the Post on Thursday that she plans to dress up like the Statue of Liberty for Halloween and apply seafoam body paint similar to the sculpture's famous hue.
“I'm with my favorite photographer…we're already planning the shoot,” she said.
Well, she said, it was fun to be put on a pedestal of such “strangeness.”
“I guess I just feel like it deserves to be known as an iconic landmark,” the musician said. “It's very interesting in the end.”
The post had garnered more than 40,000 views and 3,000 likes by Thursday.
