A HILARIOUS pop video of Aberdeen defender Andrew Considine dressed in drag has appeared on the internet.
Dons fans will struggle to recognise their burly left back in the film he made on his stag party with a bunch of pals and his dad.
The 28-year-old player struts and wiggles his way through the 1977 Baccara hit single ‘Yes Sir, I Can Boogie’ in bright red lipstick, dressed in a blue checked mini skirt, stockings and bra top.
And the professionally shot video is understood to have brought the house down when screened at his wedding.
At one point in the footage Considine hunkers down on his stilettoes to remove a friend’s trousers.
In another scene he smooches on a couch with a friend who grabs the player’s backside.
The video was uploaded to YouTube in June with the caption: “Here’s something you don’t see every day!
“This stag group had a brilliant time letting themselves go and making pop video magic!
“We hope you enjoy this as much as we did!!”
Considine appears to have made his pop debut through the production company Go Experience.
The firm allows stag and hen parties to work with music industry professionals to shoot a video to their favourite song.
The firm’s website states: “Forget paintballing... it’s time to be a rock star for the day.”
After deciding on a song a director and choreographer takes the group through their dance moves. Stylists are also brought in for makeup and costumes.
There is then a rehearsal before filming begins, with the end result digitally edited before being burned onto a personalised DVD.
