In this world, there are at least seven people who look exactly like you. Its true for Hazza over here. Harry Styles looks like a Starbucks video has us equal parts confused, offended, and thrilled. The TikTok user found the 25-year-old singer simple Doppel gänger giving a coffee to a chain’s drive-through window, and now its thankfully, they recorded a clip of him to share with the worldwide.

We Finally Found His Doppelganger Who Is A Starbucks Employee

Sometimes these “doppelgängers” really only look sort of like the Harry Styles, but this guy is Harry’s spitting image. You will need to see and believe it yourself, but before you do, here is what we know about Starbucks Harry. His name is Sean apparently because we are still not established; it is not Harry. He also styles his hair just like Harry’s signature half-up, half-down bun. He got adorable dimples. And if you ask us, he is giving us major Harry-circa-X, factor vibes with the babyface. Are you Harry Styles, the driver asks in the viral TikTok video. Right now, we are just listening to your song.

Our Curious brains want to know, Was that “Watermelon Sugar” or “Adore You“, We are feeling the latter after looking at this barista’s face. And some of the supporters. Mam, please go back and ask for his autograph, one of his fans wrote. “This is the closest I’ll have to Harry Styles.”

Another commenter asked the burning questions: “Where is this Starbucks located I would like to locate this Starbucks, so if you could please drop the location I will locate it.” We don’t blame.

According to the sources, on Twitter, others are arguing in the replies over whether the Starbucks barista is Harry himself or whether it’s, uh, The Maze Runner’s Dylan O’Brien. “Bro, that’s Harry,” someone replied. “Bro, that’s him.” But others are compromising, suggesting that Sean looks most like the imaginary love child of the two stars. It was rumored that he looks like Harry and Dylan.

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