Nike Big Code Model Controversial? The Angry Woman Reporter Was Angry: The Frog In The Well.

For many fat people, it's not a simple thing to buy clothes that are suitable for their size.

So if a store has enough large size clothes to sell, it will obviously attract some consumers who are in need.

Recently, Nike used a big code model to show sportswear in the London store.

It originated from a female journalist TanyaGold who sent a message against Nike's practice: "this model is huge and full of fat. She can't run. It looks like diabetes. She needs to replace her hip."

This means that our struggle against obesity is disappearing. "

The reporter said, "big models are selling a dangerous lie."

She believes that if customers see an unhealthy model being used for publicity, customers will become accustomed to obesity.

But the TV guests say that this is Nike's encouragement to the fat sports.

Many netizens also poured out their own photos to refute, and some netizens said, "I am almost the same size as the big code model. I ran the 10 km marathon, ran across the whole horse, and half horse..."

If you still think fat people can't run, you are a frog in a well. "

Some netizens pointed out that "you said we should exercise to make ourselves healthier, but you didn't allow us to wear big size clothes." there was a logical contradiction. Some people also said that "fat people are potential stocks" and "what type of body have the freedom to pursue beauty".

More people say that this reflects Nike's concern for consumers of different shapes, so that the fat can also have the right sportswear to wear, which is a very warm feeling.