Taylor Swift edits video for new song after fat activists accuse her of "fatphobia"
 

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Pop artist Taylor Swift edited the video for one of her new songs after fat positivity
activistshttps://content.invisioncic.com/Mran...nfused0081.gif accused her of fatphobia over a scene with a bathroom
scale.

The scene from her song "Anti-Hero" shows the singer weighing herself on a
scale and looking at the display that reads "fat."

While the video and the song were intended to be a commentary on how the
wrong mindset can lead people into self-destructive habits, many on social
media were outraged with and offended by the scene.

"Taylor Swift’s music video, where she looks down at the scale where it says
'fat,' is a s****y way to describe her body image struggles. Fat people don’t
need to have it reiterated yet again that it’s everyone’s worst nightmare to
look like us," read one tweet that had more than 43k likes.

"The Taylor swift fat discourse is killing me. Ppl saying it’s not harmful are
*******ing stupid, just rotted. If my poor fat 13 year old self had sat down and
watched a skinny blonde woman stand on a scale and it say fat I would have
cried. If she’s fat what hope was there for me?" responded another
commenter.

"I feel like the fact that EVERY single person defending Taylor Swift is white
and thin themselves kinda reinforces the point lol nobody who has
experienced actual fatphobia is coming to her defense!!! Just the thin girls
who 'feel fat sometimes' and are now experts," read another critical tweet.

In order to appease the outraged crowd, the video was edited and the "fat"
display scene was taken out, although the overall scene remained. Variety
confirmed that the scene was excised from the music video on Apple Music,
and it was also cut from the video on YouTube.

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Apple Music,

Fat ass wankers

Are some people just incapable of understanding "satire"? Like obviously she's not fat, and she's not portrayed as being fat when she's on the scales. Can't those who are fat offended see that it's making some kind of point?

It’s about her eating disorder

Then the whingers really should get a grip and let her tell her story.

Yeah, but overweight people found it offence. So much for creative independence.

I don't necessarily agree with her decision, but if she's ok with it, then I don't understand why knickers are in a twist.

It's the double standard hypocrisy I can't stand ,if Taylor Swift had "skinny" mentioned in her video ( as in meaning too thin) , I bet people wouldn't take offense then

The FA movement is honestly like a cult ,and they look for things to get offended at .

It does seem that way, it just does.

The funny thing is they scream "fatphobia" ,but alot of them would never set foot in the dating world with a fat partner,they would rather date a fit or muscular person. Yet if anyone says fat people aren't their type,then the FA movement will make tons of tiktoks & write essays about how "fatphobic" that is :facepalm: .

these whole corporations running scared of a few kids on twitter - in case they lose money - is why the whole "trans" nonsense has gained ground when its a mere delusion with loud voices..

i think a lot of it is caused by people too stupid to take words at anything but their face value. Poets etc these days stand no chance

Okay I'm not even a Taylor Swift fan but this is ridiculous.

1. Her message from what I can tell was talking about her eating disorder, not anything about how being fat is bad.

2. I hate to break it to these people but being fat is unhealthy, just like being anorexic is unhealthy, and other types of lifestyles are unhealthy. It's not prejudiced to point that out if that was her intention.