A woman wore a hidden camera on her chest to capture everyone who ogled her cleavage as a cheeky way to raise awareness for breast cancer.
Whitney Zelig, a 29-year-old living in New York City, hid a small camera in her low-cut tank top before taking a walk through Manhattan with her cleavage on show.
Unsurprisingly, she got plenty of stares from men, women, and even a dog in the humorous clip, which promotes the significance of doing breast self-exams.
Brilliant: Whitney Zelig, 29, from New York City, walked around with a hidden camera on her chest to capture everyone who checked out her cleavage
Sneaky: In the video, she can be seen hiding a small camera in her low-cut tank top before leaving her apartment
At the start of the video, Whitney can be seen adjusting her cleavage cam and making sure it is secure before leaving her apartment.
As soon as she steps out of her building, her chest attracts the attention of a waiter as well as the woman seated at his table in the restaurant’s outdoor patio.
A walk through the park leads to a man sneaking a peek at her cleavage while holding hands with his partner, who also takes a glance. The woman quickly realizes he is checking out another woman and gives him a small swat on the arm.
Whitney’s chest inspires one man to turn around and stare while a panting dog also seems to be a bit enamored with her breasts.
Inconspicuous: Whitney walks out wearing a pink blazer over her low-cut black tank top
Hard to miss: As soon as she steps out of her building, her chest attracts the attention of a waiter as well as the woman seated at his table in the restaurant’s outdoor patio
Double trouble: A walk through the park leads to a man sneaking a peek at her cleavage while holding hands with his partner, who also takes a glance
She continues to get stares and double-takes as she makes her way through the crowded streets.
A stroll through a marketplace causes one employee’s jaw to drop as she walks by his counter.
Whitney can’t resist poking fun at the situation by picking up two melons and holding them up to her chest.
She then makes her way to the 14th Street–Union Square subway station, where her hidden chest camera catches one man staring as she makes her way down the escalator.
Taking a look: A panting dog also seems to be a bit enamored with Whitney’s breasts
Human nature? People can’t resist doing double-takes as Whitney walks by them
Stunned: A stroll through a marketplace causes one employee’s jaw to drop as she walks by his counter
Whitney gets a few more glances in her direction before she gets off the subway in Times Square.
Men and women continue to do double takes, including people who are in costume. She gets looks from the Statue of Liberty, Batman, and Cookie Monster.
The one-minute clip ends with an important reminder: ‘Ladies, don’t forget to check out your own breasts too. Early detection saves lives.’
One in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, and early detection increases chances of survival.
Checking her out: She catches the eye of one man at 14th Street–Union Square subway station
No one is immune: Whitney gets looks from the Statue of Liberty and Batman while walking through Times Square
Goal: The hilarious video was created to raise awareness for breast cancer and early detection through self-exams
Whitney’s mother is a breast cancer survivor, and she made the hilarious montage with her brother, Chris Zelig, and their best friend CJ Koegel in the hope of raising awareness for breast cancer and early detection through self-exams.
Adult women of all ages are encouraged to perform breast self-exams at least once a month.
‘Forty percent of diagnosed breast cancers are detected by women who feel a lump, so establishing a regular breast self-exam is very important,’ John Hopkins states.
Chris and CJ created a similar video in 2014 to promote awareness for prostate cancer, and it has since received more than 14 million views.