Anthony Loffredo has dramatically altered his body to fit an alien aesthetic
A man, who calls himself a 'black alien', claims that he is banned from restaurants over his extreme tattoos and body modifications. Anthony Loffredo, 33, has dramatically altered his body to fit an alien aesthetic, including removing his ears, nostrils and some fingers.
Anthony alleges that even if they do then they will hide him away for his meal because they fear the opinions of other customers. He told LadBible TV: "If I want to eat at a restaurant, sometimes the server says I can't eat on the terrace." Despite his confidence, Athony admitted he still face struggles over his appearance. He opened up about his struggle to get a job on the Club 113 podcast.
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