Maxie Oliver, like the other four contestants at this under-attended competition, was roped in to compete at the last minute. He politely asked the internet not to bully him.
Was Melbourne too cool to join in on the global celebrity lookalikes trend? Or was it actually too hot?last month – leading to arrests, fines and a cameo from the man himself – and hugely successful events centred on Harry Styles, Jeremy Allen White and more followed.Luis Enrique Ascui
The winner, Maxie Oliver, was pulled from the crowd to compete with two of his mates. The friendship group comprised three of the five official contestants, all of whom were roped into it on site. As official proceedings began, with plenty of giggles, there was a final callout for “all Elordis and all male-identifying people”.
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