Lenny Kravitz: The six-pack and the envy of men
Published By Desantos Rocky | Apr 14, 2024 5:32 a.m.
Note Descr: He was always a cool guy. And always looked outrageously good. This week the musician (60!) proved that he also has a sense of humor - unlike many of his peers....
He was always a cool guy. And always looked outrageously good. This week the musician (60!) proved that he also has a sense of humor - unlike many of his peers. Published today at 00:00 a.m. This is what a sixty-year-old belly can look like, but what makes Lenny Kravitz sexy is his self-irony. Screenshot: Lenny Kravitz (InstagramAt this point you will find additional external content. If you agree that cookies are set by external providers and personal data is thereby transmitted to external providers, you can allow all cookies and display external content directly.Lenny Kravitz was always a cool sock; it couldn't be cooler, absolutely impossible, the global coolness scale should long ago be measured in Kravitz units, with Lenny standing for the maximum of 100 Kravitz. You never really knew: someone would be so cool because of him looks so incredibly good because he is a gifted musician and can play all instruments and because none of his countless love interests have ever spoken badly about him. Or does he really have it and was already cool as a newborn? 60 and has lost none of his Lenny Kravitz-ness. When he poses with a naked torso, you can see his stomach like a crispy Ticino cheese, his jeans hanging shamelessly on his narrow hips. Oh Lenny, Instagram breathes collectively at moments like this. This week he released a video showing how he gets his abs: with torso bends including a huge dumbbell. Because being cool is ultimately an obligation, he wore leather pants, biker boots and sunglasses to the gym. But oh, so many people didn't understand the self-irony. They posted toxic things, especially men. If only the envious people understood that nothing makes you as reliably unsexy as the absence of humor. Here you will find additional external content. If you agree that cookies are set by external providers and personal data is thereby transmitted to external providers, you can allow all cookies and display external content directly. In the Sunday newspaper section "Snapshot"Bettina Weber comments on a current picture every week. Bettina Weber is an author for the SonntagsZeitung and writes about socio-political issues.More informationFound an error?Report now.