Dylan Sprouse scandal photos leaked by ex-girlfriend
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Dylan Sprouse scandal photos have surfaced on the internet, and they're reportedly leaked by Dylan's ex-girlfriend.
If you're not so familiar with Dylan, he and twin brother Cole, now 21, are former child/teen stars in Hollywood. They starred in the Adam Sandler movie 'Big Daddy' and in the hit Disney TV series 'The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'.
Two "selfie" Dylan Sprouse scandal photos, captured with an Apple iphone, are heating up social media. One shows him half-naked wearing just a white underwear, while in the other one, he's wearing nothing.
dylansprouse: "Whoops, guess I'm not 14 and fat anymore."
dylansprouse: "I messed up... but I'd be a fool not to own up to it. Got to move past it I suppose."
dylansprouse: "At least you can't see my third t-sticle."
The controversy put his name among Twitter trending topics worldwide, and Dylan is glad that the term "Christmas" was ranking higher than his name. "Glad holiday spirit is still more important than my p-nis," he tweeted.
His twin brother Cole also joined the fun as he exchanged tweets with Dylan, and even joked that it was pretty like the world has also seen him naked.
colesprouse: "@dylansprouse Cold in that bathroom huh?"
dylansprouse: "@colseprouse Love you too"
colesprouse: "@dylansprouse now they've basically seen me naked which is weird I guess."
Dylan is right. The photo scandal is actually just making him more popular and he's drawing more followers, especially on Twitter. From just over 600,000 followers before the scandal, it's now more than double. He now has over 1.3 million Twitter followers.
If you're not so familiar with Dylan, he and twin brother Cole, now 21, are former child/teen stars in Hollywood. They starred in the Adam Sandler movie 'Big Daddy' and in the hit Disney TV series 'The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'.
Two "selfie" Dylan Sprouse scandal photos, captured with an Apple iphone, are heating up social media. One shows him half-naked wearing just a white underwear, while in the other one, he's wearing nothing.
dylansprouse: "Whoops, guess I'm not 14 and fat anymore."
dylansprouse: "I messed up... but I'd be a fool not to own up to it. Got to move past it I suppose."
dylansprouse: "At least you can't see my third t-sticle."
The controversy put his name among Twitter trending topics worldwide, and Dylan is glad that the term "Christmas" was ranking higher than his name. "Glad holiday spirit is still more important than my p-nis," he tweeted.
His twin brother Cole also joined the fun as he exchanged tweets with Dylan, and even joked that it was pretty like the world has also seen him naked.
colesprouse: "@dylansprouse Cold in that bathroom huh?"
dylansprouse: "@colseprouse Love you too"
colesprouse: "@dylansprouse now they've basically seen me naked which is weird I guess."
In regards to my pictures…
I figured I would write my thoughts on it all. After having a night to sleep on it and a day to reflect, I think there has been ample time to gather my thoughts while the encounter is still fresh.
First off, I will state that the reason I’m making light of the situation is because I don’t think what I did was wrong. To be blunt, I was proud of my progress in the gym, thought I looked hot, and wanted to share it. I’m of the mindset that whoever you are, if you are proud of your body and want to show it off, so be it! You do you. There is an odd taboo with the human form (especially in the USA) and I don’t particularly think its a good thing to teach people that you should “hide yourself” as something incredibly sacred. Blah blah blah, that’s a medieval notion.
Secondly, the real problem here was not me sending my pictures to someone, but rather, sending them to the WRONG someone. The real travesty is a misplaced trust, and while I am certainly to blame for it, it is a shame that my private life was somehow forcibly dragged into the public’s perception of me. What is wrong is that, generally I try to stay cool and collected with my prose and a role model for kids (maybe not anymore shamefully) and this seemingly inconsequential act will likely affect the youth’s impression of me. Not only that, but I worry somewhat for my artistic integrity, and my academic integrity. Not exactly ideal, but I’m to blame and I’ll look this incident in the eye like a man. I did it, but I’d be damned if I didn’t own that shit like Beyonce would want me to.
Finally though, and I think that this is the most important part, because of this, I gained 200,000 followers on twitter, 40,000 followers on tumblr, and 20,000 followers on instagram…. It seems to me that the majority of people are actually praising this act as some sort of device to receive fame (or infamy). Why? I have no clue, I don’t entirely condone it though. I’ll make it clear my intent was for this not to happen, and how it has affected me so positively is an enigma to me that rings true of the human condition. Maybe people just like to see others mess up? I’m German by blood, so I feel you on that.
tl;dr? I was proud of myself and my progress since I was 14 and husky, I’m not proud of this incident’s potential lasting effects on my academic and artistic integrity. But I’m making the best of it through humor and I’m getting this shirt made today.
I figured that if every interaction I have from here on is a chance of them having seen me like this, I may as well just show them anyways heh heh.
P.S. please stop sending me nudes you will not get any in return despite popular evidence
Dylan is right. The photo scandal is actually just making him more popular and he's drawing more followers, especially on Twitter. From just over 600,000 followers before the scandal, it's now more than double. He now has over 1.3 million Twitter followers.
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