The Sun hosts cleavage selfie contest, gets hilariously trolled

Britain's best breasts: This was the target of a recently launched selfie contest hosted by The Sun. The newspaper announced their "Bust in Britain" competition on Twitter and asked locals to send in bust selfies and be in the running to win the title of the best cleavage of the country along with £1,000 ($1,440) and a photoshoot.
Got some front? Share your breast cleavage snaps for chance to win £1k https://t.co/58YdhGAtYl pic.twitter.com/rJaINcjXHN
— The Sun (@TheSun) March 30, 2016
"ARE you the breast of the bunch? We are inviting readers to send in their busty selfies for our Bust In Britain competition," the Sun website posted. Already, a number of buxom women have sent in their entries.
But like most things on the internet, the hunt took a turn for the funny when people decided to stretch the boundaries of the contest's regulations and send in entries to troll the paper. These included some very curvy man-boobs, along with duck faces and smouldering pouts.
@TheSun Knew this photo would come in useful one day. Fingers crossed I win. (cc @MelissaCole) pic.twitter.com/0eNRbP91dv
— Chris Smith (@cpsmithy) March 30, 2016
@MarkDiStef @plmcky thanks pic.twitter.com/hidQrMeAE3
— mat whitehead (@matwhi) March 30, 2016
.@TheSun oooh how about this? pic.twitter.com/BB2lamq8z5
— Conrad Quilty-Harper (@Coneee) March 30, 2016
Oh @TheSun - would love to £1k. pic.twitter.com/QP7dv3BR3T
— Richard Gray (@zumojuice) March 30, 2016
And those who couldn't show off their own racks, posted some of famous celebrities like James Cameron, Steven Tyler, Govinda (an Indian actor and politician) and even Mike Myers as Fat Bastard from the Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me movie.
.@TheSun Here is a picture of my nan. Hope she wins. pic.twitter.com/0rB1nBYW9y
— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) March 30, 2016
.@TheSun pic.twitter.com/YvOANqPMTt
— Alan White (@aljwhite) March 30, 2016
.@TheSun Hows this.. ð pic.twitter.com/yi5lczTPUr
— ठरà¥à¤£ लाल (@dhaikilokatweet) March 30, 2016
@TheSun pic.twitter.com/iCrkaLEKBN
— Mr Hotspots (@mrhotspots) March 30, 2016
Now, The Sun didn't specify if the breasts in question were required to be real or fake ones. But a few people opted to show off their natural boobies.
.@TheSun Here's my scorching pair of Blue-footed boobies. pic.twitter.com/5Rog2FiTc4
— Matthew Orlinski (@MatthewOrlinski) March 30, 2016
.@TheSun that £1k is mine, I'm sure of it! pic.twitter.com/hl0uNUnAxc
— Garry Freckleton (@garry_architect) March 30, 2016
The contest is open till 10 April, following which winners will be announced. Will any of these entries have a chance at that £1,000 prize?
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