Some pictures just beg to be parodied. After recently featuring a spoof of Lohan's recreation of Monroe's Last Sitting shoot, we bring you a parody of one of the most iconic underwear ads of the past year.
The upcoming issue of Heat magazine features hilarious parodies of sexed-up ads by funnyman James Corden, the star of BBC3's Gavin and Stacey.
Corden recreates the infamous and extremely hot David "Golden Balls" Beckham ad for Georgio Armani's underwear. The resulting image is being dubbed, "swollen balls".
The 29 years old English BAFTA-winning actor shares how he feels about his body image, "I feel alive! I've never felt more sexual in my life. Ever since I've been at school I've always done alright with girls."
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