A netizen said: 'Wear pants can already.'
One user, with a name reflecting what she could have felt looking at Vincent, commented on his video."Uncle dis not ur living room," said shock.Some others called his behaviour"indecent", and tagged the Singapore Police Force and Land Transport Authority."Shoutout to uncle for doing the dare," said one netizen with a Chinese moniker.
Vincent, a fitness fanatic going by his lifestyle, insisted that his behaviour was not indecent and that he just wanted to promote a healthy lifestyle., any person who appears nude in a private place and is exposed to public view is criminally liable.
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