A man born with no collarbones who can 'clap' his shoulders together has been branded a 'transformer' for his unique talent.
Corey Bennett has a rare genetic condition called Cleidocranial Dysplasia (CCD) that affects the development of the bones, skull and teeth.
The lad has the same ‘one in a million’ diagnosis as Stranger Things actor, Gaten Matarazzo who plays Dustin Henderson, and are often compared on social media.
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And in Corey's case, he was born without collarbones.
Intrigued by the lad and his condition, 160,000 people follow him on TikTok to keep up to date with his lack of collarbone fuelled antics.
Mostly, Corey is known for shoulder clapping – and even labels himself 'King' of the act.
In a recent clip that has racked up hundred of thousands views, he explained that he wanted to shoulder clap until he reached 'fame'.
With his shirt off and chest tattoo on full display, Corey said: "Day two of shoulder clapping until I am famous."
Not wasting anytime, the lad interlocked his fingers before he vigorously clapped his shoulders together numerous times.
He maintained a straight face throughout and didn't even break a sweat as his body appeared to fold in half.
Amazed at Corey's shoulder clapping ability, many people fled to the comments to share their thoughts – some even compared him to a shapeshifting robot.
One person commented: "You be folding like a transformer that’s wild."
Another user shared: "I wasn’t prepared for this."
While a third voiced: "Well, didn't expect to see this. But I'm invested."
Someone else noted: "His tattoo is wings and they fly when he shoulder claps."
Meanwhile, a fifth person said: "Bros shoulders almost slimmer then his torso."
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