A MUSIC fan left people horrified after he washed his trousers for the first time in seven years after wearing them everyday.
The trousers had been worn everywhere from concerts to work.
The man, posting on TikTok under @doomedfenix, said the unwashed trousers were “crust pants”.
Crust pants are heavily patched, studded and painted trousers, typically made from denim, leather or cargos.
They are associated with punk music fans and symbolise a rejection of mainstream fashion norms.
“Washing these bad boys after almost seven years of wearing them every day,” he penned over the video.
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The trousers were torn and ripped in places, as well as embellished with metal studs and zips.
The Los Angeles-based punk fan put liquid detergent in a bath full of water before dropping the shredded trousers into the tub.
After a couple of minutes, the water turned grey and was bubbling.
By the 15 minute mark, the water was a brown opaque liquid.
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The filthy revelation left people horrified and questioning what bacteria had grown in the trousers over the last seven years.
“If you put that water in a pond, every living creature is dying of a stroke,” one person penned.
“That’s a whole safety hazard,” another said.
“Those pants are a living breathing organism,” third added. “Was there any fungus?”
The owner of the dirty trousers clapped back that the trousers weren’t a safety hazard and that it’s not “punk” to wash your clothes.
He also revealed that it “pretty much” takes him an hour to put them on every day.
One viewer clarified that you should wash trousers every 15 months.
“It’s the max before you get harmful bacteria,” they said. “Too much dirt will make them wear down faster.”
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