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New York Post
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Passenger shocked by what she saw on flight out of Istanbul: ‘Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now'
A plane passenger has exposed the hilarious reality of flying out of Istanbul, Turkey in a now viral clip. The video, which has amassed over 14 million views, was captioned 'Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now,' and panned to rows of bald men on-board. Advertisement TikToker Anna Malygon has exposed the hilarious reality of flying out of Istanbul, Turkey in a viral clip. TikTok/@maligoshik Proudly donning their prickly scalps scattered with micro red spots and follicle incisions, it was clear the men had undergone hair transplants. The cosmetic treatment, often obtained by men experiencing baldness, has seen a dramatic a 240% spike in the past decade, according to recent reports. Regarded as the Mecca of cosmetic treatments, Turkey has become a popular destination for hair transplants, representing nearly 60% of the global hair transplant tourism market thanks to its affordable, high-quality procedures. Advertisement @maligoshik Istanbul airport 💀 ♬ Love Grows (Sped up) – Edison Lighthouse The TikToker got a laugh out of the rows of men with obvious fresh hair transplants, flying out of Instanbul. The clip has drawn mixed reactions from viewers with some calling out the post for 'body shaming' men. 'Body shaming is only okay if it concerns men, right?,' said one sarcastic viewer. Advertisement 'This is so mean,' said another. 'Oh, is mocking people for their physical appearance funny again?,' questioned a third. 'So happy for these men. It's a courageous thing to do because of people who judge and shame them,' added a fourth. Others hit back, with some saying it was nothing more than a 'funny observation.' Advertisement 'Oh come on, I used to see this all the time when flying to Istanbul and it's hilarious. Can't we have a laugh about this?' one asked 'I don't sense any shaming here,' said another. Some even came up with their own witty puns. 'Wait, you mean Istanbul Hairport?' one person joked. 'Is that Hair Force One?' said another. The video, which has amassed over 14 million views, was captioned 'Guess I'm flying Turkish Hairlines now.' TikTok/@maligoshik Earlier this year a British man went viral after he suffered a jaw-dropping reaction following a hair transplant. London-born Kanah Flex, a professional choreographer, had been documenting his hair journey on TikTok where he revealed his head had dramatically swollen after the procedure, so much so he even compared himself to the fictional character 'Megamind'. Advertisement The surgery took four hours in total and a headband was put in place to assist with the swelling. 'Oh my god, what's going on,' he said when he first noticed the size of his head. 'God damn, look at my head. I look like Squidward. I look like Megamind. I look like Roger from American Dad. What is going on?'
Daily Mail
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Woman shares hilarious video of a 'Turkish hairlines' flight full of post-op men
A plane passenger returning from a trip to Turkey captured the hilarious moment she spotted rows of male flyers onboard with prickly scalps, fresh from a hair transplant procedure. Anna Malygon, a content creator from Kharkiv, Ukraine, uploaded a video to her Instagram page, @maligoshik, after she boarded a Turkish Airlines flight on 6 May. She was left amused as she noticed a number of men taking their seats in rows ahead of her - with each sporting sore, shaved scalps peppered with giveaway 'hair follicle' incisions. Turkey has become a popular destination for hair transplants, representing nearly 60 per cent of the global hair transplant tourism market thanks to its affordable, high-quality procedures. The Turkish Healthcare Travel Council reports over 1 million people travel to Turkey annually for hair restoration treatments, and according to Dr. Serkan Aygin Clinic, the country is expected to receive 1.1 hair transplant patients in 2025. In Malygon's video, she joked she was flying with 'Turkish Hairlines' - a term that arose due to the high volume of hair transplant tourists travelling to the country, resulting in the common sight of post-operative headbands on flights. However, the content creator's clip hasn't gone down well with viewers who accused her of 'shaming' the men, while others defended the woman's 'funny' observation. One person wrote, 'Bodyshaming is OK now?' while another said: 'So happy for these men. It's a courageous thing to do because of people who judge and shame them.' She was left amused as she noticed a number of men taking their seats in rows ahead of her - with each sporting sore, shaved scalps peppered with giveaway 'hair follicle' incisions A third commented: 'As a mom to two, now grown men, this is so offside. Women underestimate how devastating hair loss feels to men.' Another viewer added: 'So women can get fake everything but men can't fix a hairline? Got it!' However, one viewer hit back: 'Oh come on, I used to see this all the time when flying to Istanbul and it's hilarious. Can't we have a laugh about this? Another wrote: 'She's just making a funny observation. I don't sense any shaming.' The content creator's clip hasn't gone down well with viewers who accused her of 'shaming' the men, while others defended the woman's 'funny' observation It come after a set of 40 year-old triplets were so desperate to retain their identical looks they underwent matching hair transplants at the same time. In what is believed to be a world first, brothers Julian, Eliot and Ryan Gregory, from Wales, embarked on the operation in a bid to achieve 'similar' hairlines. While all began balding in their 30s, the rate of hair loss differed, making them appear 'less identical'. The plan to restore the triplets' hair was orchestrated by brother Julian, a PR consultant from Pembrokeshire, after a trip to Thailand left him dissatisfied and insecure about his looks.
Time of India
03-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Elon Musk responds to reports on Tesla partnership with TikTok influencer Anna Malygon, ‘No idea who ...
Elon Musk has denied a post claiming Tesla collaborated with TikTok influencer Anna Malygon (5.5M followers) to promote the Optimus robot. An X user Ryan's Model Y @ryanjaycowan shared a post that said that the EV maker appears to be working with influencer Anna Malygon, alleging Optimus appeared in her multiple videos. The TikTok influencer has about 5.5 million followers on TikTok. 'Tesla appears to be working with influencer Anna Malygon (5.5M followers on TikTok). Optimus appearing in multiple videos and what appears to be a key card for the bot?,' the post reads. Tesla CEO and owner of X responded to the post, saying 'No idea who that is'. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise to 50% off Adidas Buy Now Undo The original post also included images of Malygon posing with what appears to be Tesla's Optimus robot. But Musk's response suggests the collaboration may be fabricated or unauthorized, aligning with @OwenSparks_'s claim that the images are likely CGI. Commenting on the post, the user wrote 'It's not real, just good CGI. By next year AI videos will be indistinguishable from reality. People are already believing the kangaroo on a plane thing too'. Tesla Optimus faces scrutiny Tesla Optimus is a humanoid robot developed by Tesla, Inc., first announced by Elon Musk during the company's AI Day in 2021. Designed to handle tasks that are dangerous, repetitive, or boring for humans, Optimus is part of Tesla's broader vision to integrate artificial intelligence and robotics into everyday life. Elon Musk recently said that Optimus could be available for limited tasks in Tesla factories within the next year or two. Tesla's Optimus has faced scrutiny for autonomy claims, with a 2024 Cybernews report noting skepticism about its capabilities despite Tesla's recent video showing autonomous navigation, underscoring the broader debate on AI and robotics authenticity. Itel A95 5G Unboxing & First Look | AI Features and Sleek Design at just Rs 10,199 AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
