"Accidental Censorship" of Olympic Divers Should Win an Internet Gold Medal

When you put extremely fit Greek Gods in to swimming pools and on to our television screens, you can’t not be entertained. The only thing that makes this better is accidentally censoring their perfect bodies.

The Internet has begun to collectively sweat over pictures of divers at the 2016 Rio Games looking like they’re in an adult film.

It's so weird for these Olympic divers to dive in the nude. Bravo to NBC figuring out a way to censor the nudity. pic.twitter.com/bisSgDZtsw

— Sean (@Seanye_West_32) August 9, 2016

Naked diving? Bonus points! #RioOlympics2016 pic.twitter.com/JSllCTLOws

— Heather Curtis (@Heather_Curtis_) August 8, 2016

I giggle every time the score bar goes across the screen & perfectly covers the diver's waists. They look naked #IfOnly #Rio2016

— Joshua Matthew (@joshuamatthew0) August 9, 2016

For a second, I thought maybe there was a Naked Olympics going on simultaneously with the regular Olympics pic.twitter.com/VSeRRGvn3m

— Jen LC (@RegressedPDO) August 9, 2016

HIS NAME IS LITERALLY STEELE JOHNSON. COULD THIS BE ANY MORE NSFW. pic.twitter.com/uxFhJwlbLJ

— David Mack (@davidmackau) August 8, 2016

Accidental Censorship of Olympic Divers Totally Makes It Look REALLY Dirty https://t.co/sRlUzjVKJ0 pic.twitter.com/czPnIAmMa9

— dhy frs (@dhyfrs) August 10, 2016

The Amount of Eye-Candy in Men's Synchronized Diving is Already Absurd, But The Addition of Accidental Censorship M… pic.twitter.com/Z7SqtFArFU

— Thur5day (@thur5day) August 9, 2016

Showing shower footage of synchronized divers w/ripped bodies mostly naked is borderline pornographic. Observation not complaint. #Olympics

— staciespy (@staciespy) August 9, 2016

Naked diving is an Olympic event now? pic.twitter.com/qMyF76XKXy

— Slacker (@TheRealSlacker) August 9, 2016

Imagining is always more fun.