What would you do if you realized your math teacher was actually a super successful – and super attractive – male model? Because that’s exactly what happened to University College London student Arief Azli, who (like any college kid) then shared his discovery on Facebook.
“That moment when you realized your maths lecturer is one of the top designer model,” Azli wrote in a post comparing two photos of his teacher, Pietro Boselli: One of Boselli at the whiteboard, papers in the hand; the other of him … not wearing very much at all.
“#OnlyatUCL,” Azli hashtagged it, adding: “#Bromance.”
Other students reportedly followed suit, sharing more photos of Boselli in the classroom.
According to his LinkedIn account, Boselli worked as a teaching assistant and then lecturer at UCL until June 2014. As for his modeling work, he’s represented by Models1.
His Instagram says he has a PhD in engineering and is “addicted to training.”
We can tell.
Don’t worry: There’s also video.
This article originally appeared on People.com.
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