Inspirational Influencer Admits He 'S**t My Pants' During Boston Marathon [Video]

Internet personality Davis Clarke dropped a bombshell when he shared his Boston Marathon experience on social media over the weekend.

On Sunday, the inspirational influencer took to Instagram to share with his over 637,000 followers what happened to him during the long-distance foot race.

Clarke posted a reel with the caption, "2:56 Boston Marathon. I gave it everything for the people... even s**t my pants to go as hard as possible. Barely trained but locked in."

In the video he uploaded, he was seen wearing a red "Inspire" tank and black shorts as brown stuff appeared to leak from his bottoms to his legs.

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The Winchester native's post has since gone viral with over 4.3 million views. Aside from netizens, some brands and verified Instagram accounts left witty responses in his comments section.

"Wipes are on the way," wrote Dude Wipes.

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"I could've prevented this," added Charmin, a toilet paper brand.

"If you're not s***ting your pants, you're not going hard enough," commented Friday Beers.

"This was the most casual way to say you s**t your pants," said Best Celebrations.

Other runners also left comments, saying, "Great bumping into you beast," "I love it" and "Savage!"

In another post, Clarke thanked all the volunteers at the marathon, which kicked off in Hopkinton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

"Gave it absolutely everything for the people. Thank you to all the volunteers," he wrote.

Other notable runners who finished the 2024 Boston Marathon include former Bruins player Zdeno Chara, marathoners Meb Keflezighi and Desiree "Des" Linden, marathoner-journalist Amby Burfoot, WBZ morning anchor Chris Tanaka, former pro tennis player Nicolas Kiefer and triathlete Chris Nikic, among many others.

Clarke, a 27-year-old social media star, is known for posting photos and videos showing his daily life as a "locked-in" go-getter and "oddity" working at Boston's Financial District who is overflowing with positivity.

In an interview with Boston.com, he shared that he often uses the phrase "locked in" in his posts to mean that he is "100% focused on the task that [he's] doing."

Aside from his daily life, he shares jokes and inspirational quotes on his social media accounts.