The star of Marvel’s latest hit TV show Loki, Tom Hiddleston has once again captured the hearts of people, but this time as himself on the Radio.
While he plays the Norse god of mischief on the Disney+ show, Hiddleston is known for the way he charms people with his words and his soothing voice.
Recently, a video of him reading maths equations in his iconic voice has remerged, and audiences everywhere have been enthralled, the Mirror reports.
The clip, originally from BBC Radio 1, features the host Nick Grimshaw as he challenged Hiddleston to make maths equations “sound a little more enticing” by admitting that math equations “don’t sound sexy” on the radio.
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However, Tom took this challenge and aced it, as he read well-known theorems in his soothing voice, including the Pythagoras theorem and the exact value of pi.
Even the internet agreed that Tom Hiddleston could certainly make math equations sexy.
The video has amassed nearly 3million views and around 6,000 comments, with the most declaring “if Tom Hiddleston was a math teacher then no student would fail”.
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Another added: “WHY CAN’T WE HAVE TEACHERS LIKE HIM”.
One commenter joked: “Imagine listening to the radio and this comes on I’m crashing this car bye.”
Many also noted that they could listen to anything if read by Hiddleston, with one saying “This man can make the ingredients on a shampoo bottle sound sexy” and another suggesting “They legit need to replace Siri’s voice with Tom’s or else I’m gonna riot.”
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It seems Nick Grimshaw was equally impressed by Hiddleston’s skills, concluding: “Beautiful stuff, that really was quite something.”
The 40-year-old actor recently joined the long list of celebs who read books on CBBC’s Bedtime stories.
The Night Manager star read Supertato, a story by Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet at the end of last month, which follows a superhero potato and a supervillain pea.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
