Dutch Olympic swimmer Arno Kamminga went viral for his very revealing, non-Speedo swimsuit that gave the illusion of being transparent in certain places.

What would the Olympics be without some good old meme-esque content? Enter Arno Kamminga of the Netherlands, who competed in the Men’s 100m Breaststroke during Day 1 of Swimming and his “thirst trap” swimshorts.

Finishing second place didn’t matter, as he won social media’s devoted attention.

In a decision that was clearly made by a public relations team, the Netherlands has opted for the most flesh-colored orange on the thighs of their trunks,created an optical illusion that made Arno appear almost naked, leaving people stunned on social media, as a person wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter):

“Definitely watching for the sport.”Atlanta marked the beginning of the “bodysuit revolution,” the outlet stated.

At those Games, neck-to-knee swimsuits made their Olympic debut, with Speedo’s model, the Aquablade, worn by several medal winners.