Help, I'm hot and homeless! Atlanta man goes viral for his good looks after pleading for room to sleep in

A homeless Atlanta man has gone viral on social media after users praised his good looks as he requested a room to live in. 

The man - whose name on social media is Bigbossd Escobar - says he is now fielding modelling enquiries after posting in a Facebook group where he asked for a room to move into after losing his home. 

In a post dated June 30, Escobar uploaded several pictures of himself alongside the message: 'Recently lost my home just need a place that is reasonable price so I can get back on my feet tired of sleeping in Atlanta shelters. Very quiet person and stay to myself. Work a job and also have a clothing line. 

'I moved to Atlanta from St.Louis four years ago if anybody have any resources you can send my way I will accept thankyou I appreciate it.'

Soon after he published the post, members of the group started commenting and suggested he should become a model. 

One wrote: 'I just have to say this: you need to be modeling! People will pay to look at your face!' 

While another complimented: 'Geesh he’s handsome! You should definitely model'. 

'Hell people would be paying you to model their clothes get on google n look up model n acting casting in Atlanta trust you’ll get pick even for a back up or back cast,' a third said.

One user also prayed: 'I hope you find the help that you need. I wish I had a place or extra resources to help. You definitely need to be a model though. You're absolutely beautiful.'

Some well wishers also suggested approaching non-profit companies such as Red Cross for help, websites to search rooms and gave advice on how to build a credit score. 

A user recommended: 'Try splitpad you can rent a room for as low as $500 monthly'. 

While another said: 'Do PadSplit. Pay weekly. $100 or less to get into a room and no commitment. I did it for a year and would have been homeless without it.'

The post, which has garnered over three thousand comments and likes, has skyrocketed Escobar to fame.

In a update posted today, he told his followers that he will meeting with a model maker named K'la Inman to start his career. 

The young man owns a clothing line and has previously worked for the clothing brand True Religion.'

The story is similar to that of Jeremy Meeks who became known as the 'hot felon' after his mugshot went viral when it was posted to the Stockton Police Department's Facebook page. 

Almost immediately, social media users began referring to him as the 'Hot Mugshot Guy' and 'Prison Bae.' The post garnered more than 75,000 likes and 20,000 comments.

Jeremy has a son with Topshop heiress Chloe Green. The pair have since split.