A MAN has suggested he’s the ultimate ‘hatfish’ after revealing what he really looks like when he’s not wearing a hat.
Content creator Darren Levy is rarely spotted without a cap or a beanie, but decided to take part in the viral TikTok ‘hatfish challenge’.
This is where men and women remove their hats on camera to show what they’ve been hiding underneath.
For some, that’s crazy, untamable locks, while others have shared that they use hats to cover their hair loss.
But Darren left people stunned when he revealed his natural hair – with some even claiming he had some resemblance to Albert Einstein.
The TikTokker, known online as @darrenlevyofficial, regularly shares entertaining videos with his 1.9 million followers.
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In a new reel, he said: “TikTok, this is a new challenge. It’s called the ‘hatfish challenge’.
“This goes out to all the hat people out there.
“If you wear a hat or know someone that wears a hat, tag them so they can do this challenge.
“All we’re going to do is take our hats off and show the world what’s under there.”
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During the 21-second video, he is seen wearing a grey beanie, where a small section of his black hair can be seen at the front.
He then removes the hat to reveal his voluminous, wavy locks which are standing straight up on his head.
His reveal attracted plenty of attention online, gaining more than 22,900 likes and 135,000 views.
In the comments, other TikTok users shared their reactions – with some even claiming the YouTuber looked like Wolverine and The Lion King's Mufasa.
One said: “I knew Albert Einstein was still out there.”
Another wrote: “Is that WOLVERINE?”
“MUFASA!! I spot a wild lion,” suggested someone else.
A fourth added: “Okkkk you winnnn……”
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