Nightclub photo goes viral after people spot tell-tale marks on man’s face

Nightclub photo goes viral after people spot tell-tale marks on man's face

A series of incredible photos from a Leicester nightclub has left people in stitches, with many desperate to head to the venue for a night out

We all enjoy a raucous night out – but sometimes that’s not the best part of the night.

Waking up the next morning to see the hilarious photos and videos taken through the night is often highly entertaining.

Now one photo, in particular, has gone viral – after viewers spotted some hilarious details in the cheeky snap from Leicester nightclub Mosh.

The photos have gone viral on Twitter, with people left in hysterics, the Central Recorder reported

In one image, a lad smiles enthusiastically for the camera – after seemingly getting up close and personal with another attendee.

That would certainly explain the foundation marks around his nose and cheeks as he posed for the photo.

On Twitter, one person joked that the punter looked like he’d “had a bag of Wotsits”.

A fellow Mosh reveller added: “Love that I’ve never been sober enough in mosh to remember what it looks like inside.”

A third quipped that he had “got spaghetti Bolognese round his chops.”

In another photo from the raucous nightclub, people were left roaring with laughter at two lads who had some bad luck.

While posing for a photo, one of the clubbers appeared to have an unfortunate accident with his drink.

The photo only seemed to evoke nostalgia for many, as they remembered their nights out there.

One man joked: “An unrivalled experience. Went every weekend for a year and it took a decade off my life.”

“I spent almost every Tuesday night of my 3 years of Uni in that sweaty gaff, top tier,” added another.

But Leicester locals tried to warn people away from the club, as one person commented: “As someone from Leicester, I can guarantee you don’t need a night out in Mosh.”

While another staunchly added: “No one needs a night out in Mosh.”

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