American singer Billie Eilish showed off her sneakers on Instagram Stories and accidentally created an optical illusion that sparked controversy among her fans. Reported by The Sun.
In a series of video clips, the 18-year-old singer shows off a pair of Nike Air More Uptempo. Those who viewed the stories stated on social networks that every time they reopen the video, the sneakers change their color. So, some users claimed that the surface of the shoe was painted white and pink, while others were sure that the pair was white and green.
According to Eilish, the shoes are actually painted white and green, and was surprised that even her father considered the sneakers to be white and pink. "I have no idea what happened to you in your damn childhood, but where does the pink and white come from?" she wondered.
As proof, the singer posted a screenshot from the retailer's page, where the described product is presented. According to the description, the Nike Air More Uptempo Women's Mint is indeed made of mint-white leather, which some of the debating users called green.
Earlier in October, the man got a tattoo that looked like a hole in his head and became famous on social media. His tattoo artist Matt Pehrson described how he filled his friend Ryan with an optical illusion drawing. Using ink, he drew stripes on the back of the man's head that cast a shadow and converge at one point, imitating a funnel.
