A plus-size fashion phenomenon shared a video showing her followers being brutally teased and harassed while filming a bikini TikTok post on the beach to prove to her followers that “fat phobia is real.”
Brooklyn Allen, 24-year-old from Iowa, shared a clip from his beach Tic toc account this week to give his fans and followers a glimpse into his “fat people” life.
With nearly 350,000 views, the clip shows Brooklyn wearing a black-and-yellow bikini and jeans on a beach.
†[Point of view]: You are a fat person trying to exist,” he captioned the video at the top of the video: “And you guys think fat phobia is not real! ”
Plus-size influencer shared footage of being teased and harassed by strangers while filming a TikTok video in a bikini
Brooklyn Allen, 24, from Iowa, shared a clip in which he was brutally mocked to prove to his followers that “fat phobia is real”.
An image taken by Brooklyn for a sponsored sunscreen promotion shows the fashion phenomenon grabbing a bag over her shoulder and whipping up a bottle of SPF before sprinkling it on.
As she sprays the product and poses with it, people off-camera say, “You’re not pretty!” You can hear him interrupting him shouting. while the others suddenly laughed in his direction with exaggerated giggles.
Despite their taunting, Brooklyn continues filming posing with the SPF bottle – while the laughter and teasing continued, one person even said, “You’re so fat!” she shouts.
Speaking to Buzzfeed, the TikTok star spoke about the horrific experience and also explained why she chose to share raw footage of her footage with her followers.
“Neither my girlfriend nor I realized they were yelling at us until we started imagining what they were saying,” Brooklyn said.
The clip, taken while Brooklyn was shooting for a sponsored post on sunscreen, shows the influencer applying SPF as people scream and laugh in front of the camera.
During filming, strangers yelled at Brooklyn, told her she wasn’t “beautiful” and called her “fat damn”.
“I really tried my best to block him so I could do my job, but it took a lot of patience. The whole time I was there, they were screaming and laughing in the background of my photos and pictures.
The fashion lover said she tried to fend off the hecklers in the water during filming, as they continued to scream and taunt until she and her boyfriend finally left the beach.
Speaking of experience, Brooklyn described him as a “dystopian” despite being used to being called “fat” – and even admitting that it could be seen as “an observation”. ‘disgusting’.
She added that the “extreme” abuse she faced was unlike anything she had experienced in the past, and explained that being “yelled at” and “insulted” by a “perfect stranger” was worse than anything she had experienced.
“I’ve often been called ‘fat,’ which is an observation at the moment, and although that bothers me, it’s not that much anymore,” she said.
“I know that fat phobia is common and I’ve experienced it in various ways, so this experience felt like icing on the cake,” Brooklyn said of the abuse she faced.
Although Brooklyn admitted that she was disgusted with people yelling at her, she said she felt it was important to share the experience in helping others.
“I know that oil phobia is common and I have experienced it in different ways, so this experience feels like icing on the cake.
“I’m really disgusted with them.”
The influencer gained internet fame with her “Skinny or Fit” line, where she tries on different outfits modeled by slim women online to see if they work for all body types or if they look stylish just because they’re shown. on a slender body. .
Despite the brutal comments she received from strangers on the beach, Brooklyn garnered huge support from her followers, who quickly beat their excitement in the comments section of her video.
“This really breaks my heart. This dress is beautiful,” one person wrote, while the other added: “You’re beautiful and they’re just miserable. Thank you for being vulnerable and posting it for others to see.
A third agreed: “I don’t understand why people need it. Are you okay.’
Source: Daily Mail
