Piers Clashes With Model Angelina Duplisea on Whether Obesity Is Glorified | Good Morning Britain
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2019
- Miley Cyrus has sparked controversy for featuring plus-size model Angelina Duplisea in the music video for her single 'Mother's Daughter'. Critics have suggested that Angelina's appearance in the video is glorifying obesity. Angelina debates with Piers and former glamour model Chloe Goodman about whether or not the video sends an unhealthy message or if it's good for a different body type to be represented.
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Notice how they complain about people critiquing them about their weight, yet she was the first person to call him fat in a negative way. Screams irony.
Well he's ugly and a shitty man with a shitty personality and a misogynist, but he still got a job. Why can't she have a job?
Perfect. Piers should just quote his BMI and what bracket it is in, vis-a-vis 64 bmi person attacking him to be fat.
She has some nerve calling him fat. He's not even fat!
@@priyamd4759 that's a stack of bmi
100% correct!
She went from body positivity to fat shaming really quick
Plus size models used to be fat disgusting pigs, now they been celebrated as heros....i guess a plus size superhero , probably Marvel, is in order
To someone who isn't even fat
she is giving Lizzo energy 💅
@@jenniferthomas9drop lizzo on iran😂😂
That's cause she has zero defense but also can't accept the truth
When she tried to turn it around on him and he go “I’m 6’1 and 220 lbs, and your 5’4 and 380 lbs” had me deaddddd💀💀
The delusion is wild
Yeah, this was hubris at its best.
She really called him fat when he's older, taller, and slimmer. His weight is completely normal for someone his age and height.
Technically, according to most BMIs and weight charts show that 220 at 6’1” is still considered overweight. The numbers have changed over time too. So who’s making up these charts? And why can’t they all agree?
@@chickadeeacres3864 you don’t need to base it on bmi. You can see with your own eyes who of the two in this video is clearly the healthier one.
"She wasn't born like that. She made herself like that." This says it all.
That model did botox and has a lot of makeup on, she wasn't born like that either. Doing botox needs to be addressed too in my opinion because it is destructive in many ways as well.
@@GS-ju3sr Botox and makeup are not unhealthy and will not eventually kill her with serious heart or diabetes issues. Ignoring this issue only encourages young kids to stop becoming aware of how unhealthy and obese they're becoming until it's way beyond their control and it becomes almost impossible to lose that weight for the rest of their lives. It's very difficult to get rid of large amounts of weight when you've let it go too far and it can be with you for the rest of your life.
@@ratt57 I am definitely not in favor of accepting obese as something natural and beautiful, I was just really triggered by the model's botox face for a moment and therefore I felt an urge to express my discontent with botox.
Amen!
Its genetics :D
It's so funny how she keeps calling him fat. Girl stop!
I like his response "You might think I'm fat, most viewers are looking at this thing they're not seeing me as morbidly obese" 😂😂😂
That was hilarious. If he's fat, she's beyond morbidly obese
@@alwynsmit3546one does not exclude the other
Fat people and LGBTQ+ guests always call him fat
I dated morbidly obese women when I was younger (I thought I had to accept them) and they were mean! I was called fat everyday even though I wasn't morbidly obese. But it was to make themselves feel better. I will no longer date women who hate themselves that much!
Her only defense is calling him fat 😂
literally my thoughts like girl your making yourself look like a fool
Like a little girl
And the eye roll! Don't forget the eye roll. 🙄
I have suffered obesity all my life, I weighed 132 kg and my height is 1.82m and I can tell you from my point of view that it is the worst nightmare you can have. My body was literally fast food garbage. I got tired when walking. I couldn't go for a walk with my friends because I got tired. My legs hurt, I had heart palpitations, I was always hungry and I just didn't enjoy life. Now, weighing 82 kg, I can say that it is the best decision I have ever made, my health improved, my life improved, so everything this woman says is pure "bullshit."
God bless you
Im proud of you
bro honestly.. nothing has changed for me..
i went from 140 kg to 90 (184cm) but my life hasnt changed..
my self esteem has been low for a long time… im glad you feel much better after losing the weight. But i think i was naive, i thought it would be a magic wand that would fix all my problems. But i think my past has left me very scarred.
You have the problem of skin sagging
My partner had a BMI of 60... his heart gave up at aged 38. Morbid obesity is listed as one of the causes of death. It can kill you.
Ur absolutely right
Sorry for your loss
Yep, and Pier is next.
@@craigash189😂
@@craigash189 not even close.
please stop embarrassing yourself
We shouldn’t celebrate any type of unhealthy behavior, whether it’s food abuse or drug abuse it shouldn’t be praised.
But people should be helped, not shamed
@@galinageorgieva8554 asking to be glorified and accepted is what they want; getting shamed, of you want to call it that, is them simply stating facts. That's not shaming...her calling him fat that's shaming! And delusional
@@lisawentworth6831 I didn't mean he was shaming her, I meant - yes, we absolutely should not accept it, because it is not healthy physically and it is not healthy psychologically. To deal with something like that people need a lot of psychotherapy/psychological help and support, IMO. Of course their denial they have a problem is also a problem.
Some people think not accepting it means shaming them and bullying them into changing their ways, which might work sometimes, but does not deal with the core problem and more often than not leads to a huge resistance and denial.
I guess I should've elaborated :).
agreed we should not celebrate piers's unhealthy lifestyle. he should not be allowed a platform as it gives people the idea that it's ok to be a slob like him
@@galinageorgieva8554 It's not shaming, that's just a stupid label they give it. It's not shaming to tell someone they have a drug problem, and alcohol problem or anything like that. It's "concern" not shame.
She was 36 and stated that her health issues were age related, not weight related. That's a big fat lie.
Pun intended? Lol
I thought she told Piers she was 46 not 36.
She corrected him and did state that she was 46.
I love how she talks about how all bodies should be recognized and glorified but yet she IMMEDIATELY starts calling him fat. She is such a hypocrite.
a common personality trait among the woke garbage of society
As a plus size woman. Nothing is glorifying about being this way. I’m currently trying to lose weight and get my life together. Let’s stop this madness with this glorying body image crap
yep, hopefully piers quits media soon because he's disgusting and he shouldn't be promoting his body as normal.
I was there.. advice.. just walk every day half hour. Be patient and dont lose hope. As you progress just walk faster or longer. Best way to lose it
Don’t give up. Nothing that’s worth it comes easy!
I completely agree with you. Don’t give up!
I must say walking is very good. It helped me get in shape just in 3 months.
She wants to be accepted and not judged. But then starts fat-shaming Piers ! The hypocrisy.
Right!!!!
Why shouldn't she? He fat shamed her.
if she wants to be accepted, she should shut her mouth for a few hours a day
@@jonjonwp it's a diffrence, he was speaking the truth and she got hurt so she tried to shame him
@@jonjonwpbe realistic. Stop using your emotions
Weird times when people are debating whether "being obese" should be acceptable
It can't be unacceptable or we'd lose half the population. But it can and should be discouraged.
"She wasn't born like that, she made herself that way." 🙏
Bottom line….she doesn’t want to give up her food. No diets don’t work. But, changing your eating habits DO work.
at least she got paid. what she gona do? eat some more
Exercise with healthy eating habits do work.
Diets do work lol u just need will power which people seem to not have
Average person thinks of a "diet" as a short-term sacrifice to lose weight quickly. In order to be successful and long-term, it needs to be a lifestyle change.
It's definitely more complex and not as simple as eating less. There is a lot of misinformation out there-- most studies around food, diet or exercise exclude women. Keto, paleo, etc diets are NOT good for women long-term bc our bodies need different nutrition during different phases of our cycle. It's called Cycle Syncing, created by Alissa Vitti, and it is a game changer for women's health.
The petition to allow free seating is what disturbs me. Her choice to remain so large isn't my issue nor my business. Airlines charge by the seat. I also wonder how a 5'4" person weighing 380 can maneuver the aisle or use the rest room.
Next she'll petition for new building regulations to accommodate plus sized individuals.
If the airlines are mandated by law to accomate morbility obese people by making the seats larger, guess who picks up the costs! Right….the rest of us. I refuse to pay extra for their bad choices in life!! The medically disabled have no choice….she has a choice whether to open her mouth and consume the food.
If somehow they allow free seating for fat people . They gonna increase the ticket prices too .
Even worse, there are people supporting these lunatics.
If a passenger is above a certain weight I believe the airlines make them purchase 2 seats together or they don't fly
She’ll be regretting her whole life when she finds it hard to breathe one day
I’m sure it’s already difficult for her to breathe.
Give this man an award for INSPIRING YOUTH...RESPECT 😍😍
they should look up this man not retarded brothers
Somebody once said “you don’t see any old obese people”. That always stuck with me.
Damn so true
Deep AF👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Facts Omm!!!!!
House M.D. season 3 episode 6 - Que Sera Sera
A morbidly obese man refuses medical help after waking up from a coma. One of the doctors asks him "George, you ever notice you don't see a lot of obese old men?"
My mother-in-law was morbidly obese. She died at 80 years old. She could barely do anything for years and had to be wheeled around in a wheelchair. All her health problems, she blamed on everything else but her weight.
If I interviewed this girl I’d genuinely just be laughing in her face the entire time… the fact that she thinks she has anything close to the slightest valid point at all is absolutely hysterical I wouldn’t be able to keep a straight face
I know this is bad to say but when i look at her i keep thinking of a toad in a dress 😬
@@Truthsayer112 lol
What got me is she said she is 46. Man, it's time to have a reality check and get healthy. I get upset when I gain two pounds and don't look good in my clothes.
This man is who we all need to be.
A straight white man?!! Thanks, but I'll go ahead and PASS.
@@ronneyrendon white man? Yes , straight? No
@@ronneyrendon what do you have against straight white men?
@@ronneyrendonthat’s racist, sexist and heterophobic. Could you imagine if someone said the reverse? The double standards are unbelievable
@@ronneyrendonwhat as opposed to a wonky multicoloured one
As an obese woman, I totally agree with Peirce. Now I have just been diagnosed with PCOS and we are working to find what works for me to lose weight. This lady in red is lazy and doesn’t want to try and get healthy and change her life. It’s all about wanting to be healthy.
So if you totally agree with Pierce, then you shouldn't have a problem with people bullying you for your weight, right?
The point is not to promote it
@@Zoki4444 you missed the point.
imagine being called fat by someone twice your size?
She is twice his weight and half his height
😂😂😂 she's a joke
I comment on this as an obese person myself (almost 300 pounds). She did it to get paid and thought nothing more of it, but there will always be some delusional person who will interpret this as normal, and popular media who will shove it down people's throats for their own benefit.
In my own experience, people who become obese probably have an eating disorder or other issues that have caused them to overeat, stress eat, etc. Emotional and sometimes physical abuse in my life has led to severe stress eating and weight gain for me in recent years. It's basically a coping mechanism. I have cut some people out of my life and am now trying my best to lose weight gradually.
Obesity is a major health risk and limits you greatly. If you have an obese friend, relative, colleague or whomever, please reach out to them and encourage them to eat healthier, exercise or take longer walks more often, or better yet, participate in the same activities with them. Obese people should not be glorified or seen as normal, but neither should they be bullied or judged out of existence. Instead, just be kind to them as fellow human beings and try to help them within your means.
slay
Good for you. I think we shouldn't glorify obesity either. I was 300 pounds myself. The doctor said if I didn't lose the weight that I would need a new hip and close to having diabetes and other health issues. What did I do?
Lose the weight. Now I'm 200 going to 190 pounds but I'm fitter, I can actually run, my hip doesn't hurt so much any more and Im out of the diabetic danger zone. Not to mention the confidence boost it gave me. Am I still a big girl, yes. But now I can live a little bit longer and healthier and that's what matters.
I was emotionally bullied about weight I understand the way it echos even years later. I'm 41 years now almost 42. For years I thougth that I couldn't lose weight I was at 300 lbs in Oct when I was eating 3 meals a day and 3 snacks! I began to give up hope of ever losing weight! I got the flu and lost 34 lbs it was my aha moment!
Since then I removed soda and chips and candy from my diet and slowly started to take other things out because they were bothering me health wise. Not saying you cant' have them but I have a few diseases that affect how I feel. So I also got off frozen fries, chicken strips, pizza, Chinese food, Chopseuy, Fetecinni alfredo and recently Bread. I cant' eat lunch meat either which is full of junk!
If you can control your salt intake it will go a long way to helping you it' snot just sugar and calories that matter. Salt or sodium causes water reteention which leads to swelling making you appear fatter until you cut it back. My body is dif I am now 51 lbs lighter than I was in November of last year! It is nto impossible do not give up. Slowly walk away from things that aren't healthy like Soda and chips and candy. Things like that are going ot hold people back.
I think you will reach the weight loss you are going for as long as you understand what is going into your body and how to mentally approach it. It is literally mind over matter at imes. Just be patient and determination will help you get to a healthier weight you can do this I believe it!
@@nursemercy5676 slay
@@MSBowen-pk6ww slay
Piers, once again, handled an interview superbly and diplomatically.
Truth be told we should protect Piers at all costs :D
Piers is absolutely correct
Agreed
piers is not correct. he called himself reasonably healthy but he's knocking on obesity's door. in fact he's obese today.
@@craigash189 Stop spamming this shit. Seriously you must be Angelina to be this triggered.
i agree with the BMI argument except lets say we calculate ronnie coleman at 297lbs @ 5' 11" which gives us 41.4 which is certified obesity however he is obviously in amazing shapd most will never achieve. still agree withe piers 100% tho
It's so sad how delusional she is... its extremely worrying the level of denial..
I have a funny feeling she doesn't really believe herself when she says things like "I've already lived a full life".. no you haven't girl! I hope she comes round and realises there's so much more she could have and do.....😥
She has lived a full life alright. She is full because she never stops eating.
@@jackfanning7952😂
She lived my as*! I'm 46 and as I'm getting older I see so much things to do,to see,to feel. She just gave up. Lying to herself
@@Frank-DuxVanDammeOh! She's definitely lying to herself. She has just given up.
Yeah her stomach is living a full life.
People like the woman in green, who couldn't seem to handle the truth of this conversation are a huge part of our problem these days. Unaccountable.
Something I’ve picked up is whenever someone is at fault, guilty, or embarrassed, they would give an exuse or divert the attention to something else besides themselves so they don’t seem in the wrong so they don’t get embarrassed lol
“Normalising it is the problem”. I think this is the essence of the issue.
but also agree on the view that beauty standards projected by media is also toxic.. I think seeing things like cellulite, normalising legitimate real healthy bodies is whats needed
There is normalisation here. There is presenting reality of all kinds of people in a video. You want media and songs to only present the most unrealistic world, while she is arguing that media should present a realistic world with all kinds of people. She is real, your way of thinking is fake.
@@alexsmith2766 that's like saying lifestyle magazines should have raging drug addicts so that we can present different kinds of lifestyles.
@@lovefromjay Please do not twist my words and pay attention this time. No one is saying someone "SHOULD" do anything. You do what you want if you owned a magazine or you were making a video.
There is a difference between saying "This is the role model that people should follow" and between simply presenting those types of people as PART OF LIFE. My argument is for the latter. Fat people are PART of life, implying that they should not be in music videos is the most stupid thing I've ever heard and trying to justify it is even stupider.
@@lovefromjaymost singers are drug addicts but it's fat people on pop videos that offends you? Why?
The fact that the model in the studio who has the physical appearance that should be promoted way more than the obese models is humble and doesn’t see herself in a perfect way compared to the obese model speaks volume.
@@alexuswalker7366 Heart disease, diabetes, and cardiovascular problems are just some of the issues that come with obesity. These are health issues that will kill someone vastly overweight early on. You may think every body type is beautiful, but those physical issues aren't, and I have a couple of friends who are continually battling health issues due to being vastly overweight and they're not enjoying their lives. Obesity is an eating disorder, just like anorexia... claiming it's beautiful and encouraging it is only hurting those people affected by it. It's one thing to be supportive and understanding to an overweight person... but celebrating it is another matter altogether. And I can't Piers Morgan either, lol...
Who are you to say what physical appearance should be promoted?
Who are you to do the same?
@@alexuswalker7366Imma go ahead guess you must be overweight😂💀
@@alexuswalker7366 no not every body type is beautiful let’s stop with that bull there’s an ideal body type for both sexed supported by years of scientific evidence. Come out of lala world
3 minutes into the interview - Pierce, though criticising her, used his intellect and knowledge not to offend her. But, then, she called him fat, maybe 4 or 5 times ! How is this fair???
Admitting you have a problem is the first step in recovery.
He isn't fat. She is delusional
If he's fat then she's anorexic 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well if we have to be honest… yes, he’s fat, clearly…
she weighs 150 lbs more than her...that's a whole person more!!
@@lisawentworth6831 she ate an overweight girl 😂
no she's fat too
Piers you are absolutely correct 💯🤙
When she called him fat i lost it!😅😅😅
Reporter at the beginning, why is she using the word big so many times? 🤣
I know this was three years ago, but I’m sure she excelled as a model and became huge.
😂😂😂
💀💀💀
yeah now she's bringing in the big bucks !
Grilled, Fried, Sauté whatever man she cooking tonight
Lmfao
Immense! Enormous! Massive!
The denial is so dangerous. How is being 46 the reason she has health issues and overlooks her weight issue?
I was a community occupational therapist in a local authority. I saw obesity regularly as a major cause of disability. It made handling and providing aids for these extremely heavy people very problematic.
She was trying so hard to deflect. Ridiculous. Stop it. I'm so over all of it!!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
You have to admire her. She has actually done a 10-minute interview without stuffing a bucket of chicken down her neck. Probably the longest she has ever gone without food
funny thing is ive seen a woman exactly like her devour an entire family bucket without a plate, its actually quite horrifying. even worse my bro loved that shit.
Neck??? Where is the damn neck??? 😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@nomadicakshay piers has no neck but 3 chins to make up for it. he's a slob and also a hypocrite.
I’m crying 😂😂😂😂
4:57 - 5:43 I'm willing to bet, she shoved 5 KFC buckets down her throat in this gap.
I was fat. I got that way from playing World of Warcraft and drinking soda. I’ve lost weight. Literally quitting soda made a huge difference. Now I try to work out here and there and be more active. I never cared about what people said. But in the back of my mind I was always disgusted with myself. Just because I knew I was unhealthy. I didn’t realize how out of shape I was until I learned that it’s not normal to feel like dying going up stairs. The greatest feeling ever was going up 4 flights of stairs and not dry heaving lol. This chick is simply trying to capitalize off of it and drive more publicity for money. I was fat and it certainly was a disease I put upon myself. Much like how my father knew smoking was a self inflicted disease of addiction. We’ve both removed these negativities from our lives. I don’t appreciate how she says she won’t even bother.
Cheers to your health! So glad to hear you and your father have removed these poisons. It will improve your lives, as you have started to see! 🙂
it was more than drinking soda, the past few months I've been drinking soda [Dr. Pepper] and I lost at least 8 pounds but I'm stopping it because its giving me headaches,
She is given up hope like I had for too long. I am 51 lbs lighter than I was back in Nov of 22. I got sick with the flu for 1 month it was torture but I lost 34 lbs! Then I kept going I cut out Soda, I cut out chips and candy, then added more like Lunch meat which bothered me and recently bread. I also quit pizza and chinese food which I was addicted to as well. I feel like a different person!
it sounds like you are way more self-aware. The opposite is going on in the world, and people want us to embrace their mistakes, instead of them fix them. I don't get it...
I agree that "fat shaming is a healthy thing". They do it in Japan, and people are more conscious of their weight. We need to stigmatize being fat.
In Japan they are killing themselves and young people don't wanna get married or start families but okay .. go on..
No, we need to stigmatize unhealthy food. Stigmatizing being fat will do the same thing "tough on crime" did for criminals. People are not black and white, they won't all of a sudden start eating healthier and exercising because you're threatening them with a heart attack. We need to focus on why they are obese in the first place.
@@Zoki4444 No, "fat shaming is a healthy thing", as them being "more conscious of their weight" gain is a good thing.
I don't understand where you disproved me in your response.
I also never stated anything about "threatening them with a heart attack", your "tough on crime" analogy makes absolutely no sense and also generalized people, there is no difference between your assertion that "we need to stigmatize unhealthy food", and my assertion, that "we need to stigmatize being fat", which is literally the outcome of eating "unhealthy food". I also never stated anything about people "eating healthier" all of a sudden, or not focusing "on why they're obese in the first place".
Your entire response is nonsensical.
@@DickWigglin and I find your assumption that fat shaming people will lead to better health consciousness is pretty disgusting. Let's say we put your plan into action. That would mean when someone is fat, we should for their benefit automatically shame them without knowing anything about them or how they became fat in the first place. You do understand the psychological damage that can cause someone, right? To the point of self-harm rather than improvement. But I guess it's just easier to point fingers and let the problem solve itself.
In fact, following your example of Japan, you do realize there is an entire sport there revolved around being fat called Sumo Wrestling, right? Must we shame these athletes too despite the hard work they put into their lives?
Forgive me for using Kantian logic here, but I find it nonsensical you thinking we can solve obesity by shaming it out of existence. If shaming people was such an easy and harmless way of improving people's health, other unhealthy states wouldn't be a thing either.
Let's start shaming anorexics or suicidal patients for being such unhealthy folks. Hell, why not shame some veterans for making the decision to defend their country and come back with severed limbs and severe PTSD.
Stop being an idiot.
You're the only one making assumptions here, and baseless ones at that...
You also continue to act as if you're privy to what fat shaming means in this context, yet start spouting about "psychological damage", shaming "them", and other nonsense.
I never once suggested shaming anyone, you dolt, and even implied this when I said "there is no difference between your assertion that 'we need to stigmatize unhealthy food', and my assertion, that 'we need to stigmatize being fat', which is literally the outcome of eating 'unhealthy food'".
With regard to sumo wrestling, of course that logic would apply to them, as well. Why are you advocating for people to be unhealthy, simply because of the "hard work they put into their lives"? What does that even mean?
Also, yet again you're making baseless assumptions... I never once said "we can solve obesity" by doing anything, let alone, "shaming it out of existence".... I said..... "I agree that 'fat shaming is a healthy thing'", because it allows people to be "more conscious of their weight". Unlike you, I actually want people to live healthily, despite the "hard work" they put into living so unhealthily.
Stop bringing up completely different issues. We're talking about obese people, not anorexics or suicidal people, and we're certainly not talking about veterans. What compelled you to even bring up such irrelevant matters?
being in a pop video is not a problem at all, she is a big girl who was on a video and there is nothing wrong with that. it's only a problem if they're straight up telling children that this is healthy.
She’s right…she doesn’t look her age. She looks way older. And then to say that Piers is “too big” for her….the hypocrisy.
she has that delusion that baby fat makes you look young. I always looked at it this way; you get out of school at 18 or so and are at your peak, supposedly. When I see someone obese, I start adding x amount of years to get that fat. I don't deduct age, I add it, because it would take considerable effort to put on hundreds of pounds
don't read anything into it, she was just hurt and retaliating
She looks bad for her age. And giving up at 46 is sad
When you turn 40 you can't eat what you used to eat when you were under 30. You think about eating healthy and cutting out bad foods, working out, getting a hobby.@@lisawentworth6831
I love the way Piers made his argument: calm, candid, logical, compassionate, , respectful and professional. Well done
Unfortunately he avoided taking any responsibility for his fatness. He needs to exercise and diet more.
He’s not fat and the chick in the red top is extreme fat
@@franksanz1044 if you don't think he's fat then you must be extremely fat. look up healthy BMI. Piers is a slob and is not healthy
@@craigash189At least he’ll probably live to retire
@@bestjenkins2165 lmfao if u think that's a mark of a healthy life
He literally said “im a big boy….in many ways 😝” subtle
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Piers you are right!!! Excelente I applaud you!!!!
Did she just straight up called him FAT!!!😭😭😭 Girl our eyes are not seeing the same thing. Satan has blinded these people 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
It didn’t feel like an interview, rather than a group of experts studying and discussing about the morbidly obese test subject in front of them. Absolutely brilliant 😂
yassss
Big smile on her face when he mentioned her BMI was over 60% 😮my God
Ronnie Coleman is incredibly unhealthy. @@aaravpatel2320
lol, when he started spiting the facts just look at the cohost's face, priceless
She said diets fail like the diet decides to sabotage her goals 😂😂😂
"I Love being morbidly obese! ~ Said NO ONE EVER. she can "defend" her size all she wants. She wasn't born that size.
I agree with Piers and the other guest on the panel. I was anorexic an there's no way I would want to see an underweight model in a music video. I was very uncomfortable when the fashion industry had underweight models walking the runway. Glamorizing obesity is also sending the wrong message. What is wrong with glamorizing healthy bodies.
I love Piers! Good for him for not backing down.
she is sweating profusely while arguing haha
calling pierce fat while she almost fill the screen up💀
Every second that goes by is millions of brain cells lost watching this "debate".
Accepting self is important but denying the morbidity is not healthy in any level and on the hand rather sends a wrong message
Listen!:
I was an athlete when i was younger. When i started law school, i started eating snacks while studying and quit the gym. I didnt realise my weight gain until my grandmother shamed me in front of my family and told me i lost it.
Instead of canceling my granny, i quit snacks, i didnt eat dinner, i picked up sports and i lost 30% of my weight in 6 months and im back to a healthy BMI.
Im thankful to my granny for fat shaming me.
Im healthy again and actually girls are interested in me again. I even got my health problems back under control (no more diarrhia).
Beeing fat is unhealthy!
Nobody should get shamed by strangers, but there no right to defendinf an unhealthy lifestyle.
Same with drinking and smoking.
I had my party Phase, i was drinking and smoking, but never would i have said: well everybody should be alowed to smoke and drink as long as they feel good.
The mind protects yourself from harm, meaning protects yourself from criticism.
But criticism, honest criticism is the only way to improve youself!
Kudos to you
i am in the journey now, my husband was worried that if he mentioned i am fat i would get angry but it made me not like myself. I lost 7kg now and i want to get to 65kg i was 63 before pregnancy
better insults from a friend than kisses from an enemy,
Same happened to me! It hurts but damn it’s a good motivator
There's a difference between being confident in who you are and pretending being morbidly obese is something to be applauded. Normalizing something that is known to severely decrease life expectancy is a dangerous trend.
I agree with you guys about the weight thing but why did you edit out her answer at 0:43 ? Seems unprofessional.
She felt attacked. She knew they were right, and that hurt her because they spoke her insecurities. I honestly feel sorry for her.
Accountability is really a kryptonite
Doomed.
Agreed. Pier refuses accountability for his unhealthy lifestyle.
@@craigash189 Bro do you even see the land whale they're interviewing?
@@onebottleofwater9487 i don't give a fuck about her, she never called herself "reasonably healthy" while he did. get it? u must be a whale if u think he's healthy
Imagine calling someone fat when you run out of breath by just talking
I was once told you can tell a person’s mental state by just looking at them I can understand why now
Gluttony is a sin, Praying for anyone going through this
It didn't take her long to become a "fat shamer" herself, in the absence of a better argument
All she can do is keep repeating herself instead of having a valid argument and discussion
Unhealthy is Unhealthy and its not about acceptance.
She's in self-denial and her attitude is her biggest risk factor.
I feel like I'm losing brain cells with every minute I'm watching this.
It’s like you can do what you want but when you start damaging yourself like that and when you start letting people live in delusion, they start to think their delusion is reality. That’s the problem.
THISSS
She disapproves fat shaming while calling him fat several times and being twice as large, what a goofball.
I cant understand this madness of celebrating bad health. in my job I know 1st hand what obesity really does and I would not wish it on anyone.
"Im a big boy in many ways"😂😂😂
I admire this lady for being honest
1- I will be honest I did this to get paid
2- I am not a healthy person
ITS A BUNCH A CRAP WHEN PEOPLE GET CALLED ON SOMETHING AND THEY FIGHT TO POINT OUT OTHER PEOPLE, INSTEAD OF LOOKING AT THEMSELVES
Something i deeply agreed is "a buf of shame is needed" not only on the fat or physical issues, but any behavior.
Not shaming the appearance, but the habit. Obesity is not body shape, it's habits, mental and emotional issues.
Shame is a natural feeling, it makes us change our behavior. But it's also about the dose.
Her and people like her brings us awareness. It's better than them hiding and pretending to bot exist. And this discussion is also needed.
Maybe she doesn't listen or many other people, but it can save lives, can change minds, can improve society in some aspects.
The things is not stop talking and to keep creating space for minimum respectful debates
I couldn't agree more with all that Mr. Piers said. Great respect for speaking facts.
im so confused on how people can think like that.....
Normalizing is the problem…
It is not. It is presenting reality of all kinds of people in a video. You want media and songs to only present the most unrealistic world, while she is arguing that media should present a realistic world with all kinds of people. She is real, your way of thinking is fake.
And bullying is the solution? How many kids will commit suicide or become anorexic after blaming and shaming them for being fat? Tough on Crime did nothing but harbored an environment for criminals to become worse. The same will happen with obesity.
She really did a terrible job trying to justify her “cause”. Throwing insults instead of answering questions is a cop out.
These debates are just absolutely insane
When that giant lady is in the hospital and the doctors are telling her she's not gonna make it because her heart can't work anymore, she will regret it.
If obese people can get a free second seat, then I’m gonna become obese to claim my two seats, and then resell them for like 80% market value. 60% profit for every flight
Great business idea m8!
And now it could be easier. You can just identify as obese now, no need to become one.
You don't have to become obese. Just identify as obese
As someone who was actually bullied and singled out by my own aunt who would say things at family parties infront of people like "If you eat that you will get fat!" every time! Even when I had just gotten there and was eating the first bite. That is what I lived with for years she also told me that I was fat and ugly unlovable and that no man would ever want me! So to me that is fat shaming.
The dif between telling someone they are unhealthy and that you are worried about them is dif than what my aunt did to me. So fat shaming is not the right word to use. I don't know how she thought she was gonna help me. She claimed years later she was trying to keep me from being like her in school!
She caused me to become an emotional eater it was the only outlet before her bullying tactics I was not as into food. I was 90 lbs at 12 years old not fat at all and with a good appetite. Not too much food! Then my hormons hit and so did thyroid issues. I gained a little weight and then she started in on me.
People need to understand that words have an affect on people even years later. I topped 300 lbs in October of last year. In December at the end of the month for a whole month I wa sick with the flu pretty much bedridden. I lost 34 lbs before I even knew it. God proved to me that I could lose weight. I kept taking out things that were bad like soda and candy and chips to start with. Added more and more to it.
I have lost a total of 51 lbs! I'm going for a total of 99 lbs now.! I know I can do this with God's help! I feel so much better folks there is such a dif between the me in Oct and me now! I have hope and I have control over my own body I am no longer a victim of emotional eating. Just take care how you tell someone you love that they need to lose weight. Especially a teenager.
I’m not gon lie she had a point calling Pierce fat 😂
I'm obese. On the BMI scale, I'm somewhere under 35. I'd really appreciate if someone cared enough to point out my worrying size or show genuine care to discuss further. Piers Morgan cares. People who tell me "i wouldn't change a thing about you!" Cares more about me liking and accepting them than about getting my health back on track. It's so sad that people are not allowed to be genuine around others anymore.
this is insane... big up piers
She’s in denial 🤦♂️
Obesity is an often forgotten about sin.
what a surprisingly refreshing nice conversation
Body positivity was supposed to be about loving yourself, because loving yourself makes you want to take care of yourself, and you can live happily without wanting to have surgery and all the awful things people do to their bodies...body positivity was never about staying in the dangerous weight forever
When I noticed myself getting fat and was told by my doctor that I was morbidly obese I immediately asked for advice. He suggested eating better and put me on Wegovey a weight loss injection you take once a week. Despite some nasty side effects I have gone on it because I want to do what I can to get healthy again.
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It is quite awesome, that you want to be healthy again, but you don't become morbidly obese so fast. How come you didn't notice it way before that, when you were becoming obese? What I mean is, we all have a psychological issue, which is the real reason for our health problems. I am pretty sure that if you work on it the excess weight will go away a lot easier.
@@galinageorgieva8554 I knew I was fat the moment I saw vacation pictures from last year. I suffer from depression and I tend to eat too much because of it. I was also downing oreos like no tomorrow but then one day I looked in the mirror at my belly and butt and thought I have to do something. I had no idea it had gotten this much out of control. So I went to my doctor for help.
@@SpongeBobfan3646 I meant the real psychological reason/s for all of it -depression, overeating, maybe more. It might be very, very deep.
I just found out mine(literally today. I had other theories, but turns out I was wrong). It was the cause of my chronic health problems, anxiety, etc and am starting to work on it.
I suggest Alex Loyd's codes or whatever resonates with you, something that will really deal with the core problem and not just with the symptoms.
BTW, I also get depression, when I eat wheat foods, that's why I had to stop them.
Best of luck, I wish you to get to the bottom of it, feel great and be healthy.
This is why we had to add “Cringe” to our daily vocabulary, when it wasn’t needed nearly as often before.