3,000 people run through the streets of Salt Lake City in their underwear to protest against Utah “being so uptight”
Wearing just boxers, panties and bras, are the crowds of people said they were not just hoping to break records, but they were there to break stereotypes.
3,000 people run through the streets of Salt Lake City in their underwear at Utah Undie Run to protest against Utah “being so uptight”
“My goal is to change Utah. To make this state lighten up once and for all,” run organizer Nate Porter told Fox 13.
“I’m trying to draw people in that are jaded by politics.”
“We’ve all heard it for years, Utah is boring, Utahans are uptight… well it’s time to change all that, at least for a night,” the group wrote on its website.
According to organizers, they wanted the state, which tightened up its liquor laws earlier this month, to loosen up.
The Utah Undie Run is also set to enter the Guinness Book of Records if the run is verified.
Organizers estimate that 3,000 people turned up in their underwear, beating the previous record of 55.
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