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By Regina F. Graham For Dailymail. A shocking video shows the bizarre moment a woman walks naked through a terminal inside Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The incident happened on Friday afternoon inside the popular airport's Terminal B where hundreds of Delta Airlines flights arrive and depart daily. A video shared to Twitter shows the woman casually strolling by several travelers as she's completely naked. At one point, she shouts, 'whew Jesus', before stopping and bending over while grabbing her butt cheeks.

Thousands of tourists and residents in the city passed by the half naked woman, but barely any of them realised that she had no trousers on. A model drew barely any attention to herself despite walking around a busy city naked from the waist down. Vytaute, who wasn't wearing any trousers, had skinny jeans painted on her legs by talented make-up artist Sandra Bakker. And they looked so realistic that thousands of commuters and tourists in Hong Kong barely noticed that she was walking around the city without trousers on. The video, which shows Vytaute on the tube, crossing busy roads and walking through crowds of people on the streets, has been titled 'No pants are the best pants.

The performer begins by manipulating a plastic replica of the original object, and playing with its system of hinges, before inviting the audience to do likewise, this time with a different kind of beast: his own naked body. In this performance, Wagner Schwartz extends his reflection on the relationship with the Other, and the Outsider, by organising a resolutely head-on encounter with the public, under the sign of tactility. These pieces of media were widely circulated in September along with accusations that Schwartz was a pedophile, and a criminal investigation was opened to determine if Schwartz or the museums had committed a crime they did not during this performance. Back on September 26, , Wagner Schwartz, 45, was an accomplished Brazilian artist.

Rob Bliss of Rob Bliss Creative makes viral videos for a living and decided to use his craft to shine a light on street harassment, a pervasive issue affecting females around the world. Partnering with actress Shoshana B. Roberts and Hollaback , a nonprofit movement launched by activists to end street harassment, Bliss packaged his production as a PSA and offers viewers a different perspective on the problem.