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Grease 2's Seriously NSFW Wardrobe Malfunction Goes Viral On Twitter

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It’s been almost 40 years since Grease 2 was released at cinemas, and in that time, it’s been held up as one of the most underwhelming sequels of all time, while somehow also garnering a cult following of loyal fans.

However, the divisive film has somehow grabbed people’s attention once again four decades later – after one viewer spotted a seriously NSFW blunder while watching the film.

Actor and YouTuber Justin Root posted a short clip of Grease 2 when he noticed a very unfortunate “wardrobe malfunction” in one scene, which happened while a background character was running and jumping over hurdles.

And be warned before you hit play – this footage is very much NSFW:


I spotted a wardrobe malfunction in Grease 2 ? ? ? pic.twitter.com/S88naYVeQu

— Justin Root (@JustinWRoot) May 8, 2021

The clip was posted online around a week ago, and in that time has gone viral, with more than 128,000 views on the video at the time of writing.

Suffice to say, people have had a lot to say about it (namely some big confusion over how this particular moment ended up in the finished film):


Nooooo and I will never watch this film in the same way again ? #Grease2#blinkandyoumissithttps://t.co/Os1gV3l4HR

— Alison Walker ? (@Ali_Walker13) May 16, 2021

Is this real??? I’ve seen this #Grease2 exactly 2,749,344 times. Never caught that! https://t.co/y3Dogtcq9J

— Crunchy Scott ?️‍? (@CrunchyScott) May 9, 2021

??? pic.twitter.com/VgzfoWeQnm

— Sarah Burr (@SarahEHBurr) May 9, 2021

All these years, that guy knew that happened, and never told anyone, thinking he got away with it. ???

— KS (@pyatpyat) May 9, 2021

Is this real!? How has no one noticed this in 40 years or however old the film is ?

— Dammers/Damo/Damien (@dammers1981) May 10, 2021

The amount of times I've seen this but not seen that...
??

— Alan Palmer ?️‍? (@PalmerAlan) May 10, 2021

I’ve seen this movie at least 600 times, no exaggeration. Thought I knew every frame. Wow

— Anne Morris (@anne_morris) May 9, 2021

How have I never noticed thiS

— Kate Payne (@KateDPayne) May 10, 2021

How did you spot that? I have watched this movie so many times and never noticed!

— Dan McLaughlin (@hesslop39) May 10, 2021

Oh my god. This is my favourite movie that I've watched 100s of times since I was a child. I have never noticed this! ?

— Richard Trentham (@richtrentham) May 9, 2021

OMG!! I thought for sure this was fake, so I pulled it up on Amazon prime and nope.. Totally true!

— Jared (@TheDeraj) May 10, 2021

Once people’s shock had subsided, the conversation then, of course, turned to whether or not Grease 2 was actually any good or not:


On a side note, I don’t get the Grease 2 hate. ?

— Dre Mack (@amack23) May 16, 2021

the superior Grease wbk

— Stephanie Zinone (@adamkanzen) May 10, 2021

grease 2 is superior in every way

— Reginald Woodson Jr. (@ReginaldWoodso4) May 10, 2021

Originally released in 1981, Grease 2 features Maxwell Caufield and Michelle Pfeiffer as the lead characters Michael Carrington and Stephanie Zinone.

Maxwell Caufield and Michelle Pfeiffer in Grease 2


Taking place four years after the events of Grease, Stephanie is the new leader of the Pink Ladies (the clique that Sandy and Rizzo were part of in the original musical), while Michael is an English exchange student at Rydell High, who just happens to be Sandy’s cousin.

Only a handful of Grease’s cast members returned for the sequel, including Didi Conn as Frenchy and Eve Arden as Rydell High’s principal.

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