Viewers were left in awe last night as Rudy Giuliani's 'hair dye' was filmed dripping down his face as he made unfounded claims about widespread voter fraud at a wild news conference.

The incident took place at Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington DC, the Guardian reports.

The Trump campaign's legal team laid out their case for the existence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election during the 90-minute briefing.

Throughout the majority of the conference, Giuliani repeated President Trump's unfounded claims of fraud including invalid mail-in ballots and the tampering of election machines.

Business Insider reports that the Trump campaign has not yet won any of the almost two dozen electoral challenges they have filed since the election.

At one point during the conference, Giuliani impersonated Joe Pesci's character from the 1992 movie My Cousin Vinny in order to support Trump's claim that Republican observers were prevented from watching the electoral ballot counting.

Then, as the conference continued, what appeared to be Giuliani's hair dye started to drip down his face, leaving him with a brown streak of sweat and dye stretching from the top of his ear to his chin.

The incident did not go unnoticed by social media commentators.

Filmmaker Rob Reiner wrote: "I can't stop looking at the dual rivulets of dye running down Rudy Giuliani's cheeks and thinking, like the Wicked Witch, Trump's defense along with his presidency is melting."

Lawrence O'Donnell remarked: "With hair dye dripping down his face Rudy Giuliani actually just said 'I feel kinda stupid.'"

Meanwhile, a third Twitter user wrote alongside a clip of the incident: "Rudy's hair dye fiasco up there with Nixon sweating."

A close up picture taken at the event shows the hair dye running down Giuliani's face in explicit detail:

Giuliani's hair dye problem did not go unnoticed by the Trump campaign either, and in a live stream of the speech, someone running the official feed can be heard saying: "You see f***ing Rudy's hair dye dripping down his face?"

This too was pointed out on Twitter, with one user writing: "on the official donald trump youtube stream they accidentally left their audio on and you can hear the team there say 'you see f***ing rudy's hair dye dripping down his face?' [sic]"

Giuliani's hair dye debacle is not the first highly-publicized incident to recently befall the lawyer.

As part of the recently Borat Sequel, the former New York mayor was filmed in a compromising position in a hotel room with an actress pretending to play Borat's 15-year-old daughter, Tutar.

Borat subsequently took to social media to "defend" Rudy Giuliani's "innocent sexytime encounter" moments before a presidential debate.

Viewers were left in awe last night as Rudy Giuliani's 'hair dye' was filmed dripping down his face as he made unfounded claims about widespread voter fraud at a wild news conference.

The incident took place at Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington DC, the Guardian reports.

The Trump campaign's legal team laid out their case for the existence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election during the 90-minute briefing.

Throughout the majority of the conference, Giuliani repeated President Trump's unfounded claims of fraud including invalid mail-in ballots and the tampering of election machines.

Business Insider reports that the Trump campaign has not yet won any of the almost two dozen electoral challenges they have filed since the election.

At one point during the conference, Giuliani impersonated Joe Pesci's character from the 1992 movie My Cousin Vinny in order to support Trump's claim that Republican observers were prevented from watching the electoral ballot counting.

Then, as the conference continued, what appeared to be Giuliani's hair dye started to drip down his face, leaving him with a brown streak of sweat and dye stretching from the top of his ear to his chin.

The incident did not go unnoticed by social media commentators.

Filmmaker Rob Reiner wrote: "I can't stop looking at the dual rivulets of dye running down Rudy Giuliani's cheeks and thinking, like the Wicked Witch, Trump's defense along with his presidency is melting."

Lawrence O'Donnell remarked: "With hair dye dripping down his face Rudy Giuliani actually just said 'I feel kinda stupid.'"

Meanwhile, a third Twitter user wrote alongside a clip of the incident: "Rudy's hair dye fiasco up there with Nixon sweating."

A close up picture taken at the event shows the hair dye running down Giuliani's face in explicit detail:

Giuliani's hair dye problem did not go unnoticed by the Trump campaign either, and in a live stream of the speech, someone running the official feed can be heard saying: "You see f***ing Rudy's hair dye dripping down his face?"

This too was pointed out on Twitter, with one user writing: "on the official donald trump youtube stream they accidentally left their audio on and you can hear the team there say 'you see f***ing rudy's hair dye dripping down his face?' [sic]"

Giuliani's hair dye debacle is not the first highly-publicized incident to recently befall the lawyer.

As part of the recently Borat Sequel, the former New York mayor was filmed in a compromising position in a hotel room with an actress pretending to play Borat's 15-year-old daughter, Tutar.

Borat subsequently took to social media to "defend" Rudy Giuliani's "innocent sexytime encounter" moments before a presidential debate.