A commentary on Reesa Teesa's viral TikTok story, which has nearly 400 million views. The speaker criticizes her for profiting off personal pain and uses body-shaming language to dismiss both her and the trend of monetizing trauma narratives.
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That story gave low self-esteem fat girl energy. That's what it gave. What's that— what's that— that artist's name, the one who was accused of assaulting her dancers? Lizzo. Yeah, that's what it gives, you know what I'm saying? So, and let's not— listen, there are skinny girls with low self-esteem, but then there are the big ones. The story that you told, Reesa, on TikTok, 50 videos, what is it? Almost 400 million views or something like that, if I'm not mistaken. I mean, that was a lot of energy. That's a lot of energy you got to burn. Listen, I'm just trying to figure out, like, when we saw who the dude was, it was like only a big girl with low self-esteem would fall for something like that.