[Bruss]

this song is a smash ya'll skinny bitches build a bridge and get over it. it's a joke don't be so defensive and enjoy the music of the next pop queen

[Theus]

Originally posted by Pandantic

So where are the bandwagoners at? I'm perched.

None so far.

[Whiskey Mouth]

I saw the video for this song a few days ago before I even knew who she was. Next thing you know, it's #2 on iTunes...How even?

[Sazare]

I don't really like her or this song but I'm going to feel terrible if she ends up getting pigeonholed as "the fat girl"

[Four]

She's #2? Love it, so obsessed with the song

[Javier]

So if a big girl releases a song downgrading skinny girls, y'all just go ahead and praise it as if it has a good message. This doesn't help ANYONE. Yes it's ok to be a little "fat" but straight up praising girls that are overweight isn't good. And bringing down girls yhay are skinny isn't good either, you're just doing what they're doing can't wait for some skinny girl to come out and insult overweight people and then have a hit on their hands.

[SpinThatShhh]

If y'all actually had functioning ears you would realise she isn't dissing skinny people. She is dissing skinny people who say they are fat 24/7 who are therefore lowering bigger peoples self esteem. Even though she says that she still continues with "I know you think your fat, but every inch of you is perfect". The opposite of "skinny shaming". She is in no way of promoting being fat, she is promoting being happy like, chill.

This whole skinny shaming thing needs to stop as fat shaming is a much bigger issue like. Lighten up and enjoy the song. The weird "lemme moan at anything" mentality needs to stop.

[daydreams]

Originally posted by Whiskey Mouth

I saw the video for this song a few days ago before I even knew who she was. Next thing you know, it's #2 on iTunes...How even?

Same here. Still not in love with the song, but could be worse.

[daydreams]

Originally posted by SpinThatShhh

If y'all actually had functioning ears you would realise she isn't dissing skinny people. She is dissing skinny people who say they are fat 24/7 who are therefore lowering bigger peoples self esteem. Even though she says that she still continues with "I know you think your fat, but every inch of you is perfect". The opposite of "skinny shaming". She is in no way of promoting being fat, she is promoting being happy like, chill.

This whole skinny shaming thing needs to stop as fat shaming is a much bigger issue like. Lighten up and enjoy the song.

I think the bigger complaint comes from the "no I won't be no stick figure silicone barbie doll". That alludes to those who may have a naturally thin body type as being automatically fake/plastic. A body positive song, but not a body positive song for all--the only way to do that would be to somehow make a song that instead of promoting changes to the body standard by bringing down another group (in this case, bringing down thin to change it to curvy), promotes eliminating body standards altogether with no group being held above/below another.

[SpinThatShhh]

Originally posted by daydreams

I think the bigger complaint comes from the "no I won't be no stick figure silicone barbie doll". That alludes to those who may have a naturally thin body type as being automatically fake/plastic. A body positive song, but not a body positive song for all--the only way to do that would be to somehow make a song that instead of promoting changing the body standard by bringing down another group (in this case, bringing down thin to change it to curvy), promotes eliminating body standards altogether with no group being held above/below another.

Its obviously alluding to Hollywood and they way the media promotes a "stick figure silicone barbie doll" as the ideal image. Heck, this is even solidified with the constant use of magazines, the photoshop reference and the use of a model.

It's a dig at the media for promoting a unhealthy image. People have this weird conspiracy that you can only be too fat and not too thin.

[lousaysthings]

What's a Song of the Summer without a little controversy?

[daydreams]

Originally posted by SpinThatShhh

Its obviously alluding to Hollywood and they way the media promotes a "stick figure silicone barbie doll" as the ideal image. Heck, this is even solidified with the constant use of magazines, the photoshop reference and the use of a model.

It's a dig at the media for promoting a unhealthy image. People have this weird conspiracy that you can only be too fat and not too thin.

Of course you can be too thin, and Hollywood obviously isn't the most realistic or healthy entity in the world with its constant and unethical fat-shaming, but there are still people who are very thin through no effort of their own or the influence of Hollywood. Through rejection of this particular media norm (aka the standards I referred to), the song does provide material for a more general interpretation of thin=fake curvy=real.

They probably didn't even think this far into it, though, so who cares.

[Elliot]

If it was the other way round and was about skinny girls it would get ripped to shreds so y'all can stop saying it isn't a big deal.

[Αnt]

Oh god who the **** cares.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Αnt

Oh god who the **** cares.

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[Sanjja]

Originally posted by Αnt

Oh god who the **** cares.

!!

I dont know how radio updates work (and where to get them) so it would be nice if someone would give us updates from time to time, or teach me where to get them.

[keshaspearsxo]

I don't even think the song is about weight as much anyway, more so just being healthy and being confident in yourself

[ethann.]

Where did this chick come from?? L M A O
The chorus is really catchy tho I love the double bass

[Lukey]

I now officially like this song.

[Andres]

I CANNOT @ people feeling "offended" by this, you're a joke

I'm as thin as a stick and I love the message.