The skies of
L.A. are certainly heating up for Summer, thanks in no small part to the latest beefcake-packed billboards from
Australian swimwear, underwear and leisurewear brand,
AussieBum.
These hunky outdoor ads from
Down Under have been absent from the skyline of
West Hollywood for far too long, so it's nice to see their return with some fine bodied specimens modeling their briefs and trunks.
Their new slogan embraces
Australia's infamous bush ballad,
'Waltzing Matilda', and we're sure many you wouldn't mind bumping into these buff guys if you were wandering the outback or traveling the globe.
The red hot underwear billboard was first spied along
Santa Monica Boulevard in
West Hollywood on December 31, 2014, whilst the cool blue swimwear billboard was snapped in the same
Boys Town location on April 30, 2015.
If you're a fan of the underwear and swimwear brand, be sure to also check out these
AussieBum billboards from years past.
Enjoy this early
Mother's Day present, and let's hope these won't be the last billboards
AussieBum has to offer this year.
UPDATED: Here's another hunky swimwear billboard for
AussieBum snapped in the same
West Hollywood ad location on June 16, 2016.
Daily Billboard believes this rugged piece of masculinity is
Andrew 'Pap' Papadopoulos, and he certainly does a great job modeling those trunks.
UPDATED: Here's also the latest buff underwear ad from
AussieBum snapped above
West Hollywood's Santa Monica Boulevard on November 30, 2017.
This sexy male model billboard is just in time to inspire stocking filler ideas for the gift-giving season.
UPDATED: It's always exciting when a new
AussieBum billboard (and model) makes their debut in the skies of L.A.
This beaut featuring
Jacob Woodhouse in his undies was snapped along
Santa Monica Boulevard on July 16, 2018.
UPDATED: It's that time of the year when
AussieBum injects a does of masculinity into the skies of
West Hollywood and this latest billboard spotted on November 18, 2018, highlights their sporty swimwear.
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