First there was planking, then there was owling, and now a new arbitrary phenomenon is sweeping the nation…Keeganing! Um, what exactly is “Keeganing”? Well, according to Pretty Little Liars crew member Kyle Hastings (the producer who coined the term) it is the act of “work[ing] out for the direct benifit of someone else.” Well, it takes a helluva man to inspire an exciting new trend. However, Keegan Allen — the namesake star behind this latest twitter craze — is no ordinary mortal. He of Six-Pack Abs and Bulging Arm Muscles is less boy-next-door and more like a modern-day Perseus when you really think about it. Need proof? Take a peek at various examples of Keeganing as demonstrated by cast members Lucy Hale, Ian Harding, Troian Bellisario and Shay Mitchell!
Shay Mitchell replaces her old cast chair with Keegan's strong legs.
Photo Credit: Kyle Hasday via twitter.com @hasday We've got just one qualm with this pic: Why can't Mr. Fitz be shirtless as well?
Photo Credit: Kyle Hasday via twitter.com @hasday Small yet strong Lucy Hale proves that determination trumps size any ol' day!
Photo Credit: Lucy Hale via twitter.com @lucyyhale Either Ian Harding is magically light as a feather or Lucy Hale really works out!
Photo Credit: Kyle Hasday via twitter.com @hasday A little Spoby action helps make the day more bearABle.
Photo Credit: Keegan Allen via twitter.com @keeganallen
Keeganing...otherwise known as the best workout ever!
Photo Credit: Kyle Hasday via twitter.com @hasday Running lines and helping Keegan stay motivated during his impromptu workouts? Shay is the ultimate multitasker!
Photo Credit: Keegan Allen via twitter.com @keeganallen
Judging by these hilarious pictures, shirtless Keegan Allen and his “Keeganing” ways are definitely taking the Rosewood set by storm! So, which Pretty Little Liars cast member’s “Keeganing” photo was your favorite? Post your feedback in the comments!
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