South African Twitter user Leyton Mokgerepi turned her photo into a body-shaming meme.
She only found out about the tweet when someone tagged her in it. She decided “he had to know his place”, Legobane said.
“So I decided to reply because I felt he was being rude,” she said.
In just four words, Legobane issued one of the most perfect burns of our time.
The tweet went massively viral. Celebrities including Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and Ava Duvernay faved it, and Legobane quickly gained thousands of followers.
People are already nominating it for “best clapback of 2017.”
And people are just straight-up obsessed with Legobane now.
In the midst of his epic dragging, Mokgerepi tweeted Legobane’s photo again — this time calling her “girlfriend goals,” in what appeared to be an effort to walk back his original tweet.
Legobane said she’s been “overwhelmed by the love” and has been getting messages from women saying her body positivity has inspired them to love their own bodies.
“It means a lot to me that I can change someone’s perception about their physical appearance by loving my own,” she said.
“I hate it when men think that fat girls are desperate and that we like every other guy ’cause ‘we don’t have options,'” she said. “It’s utter nonsense.”
“I can be fat and still be out of your league.”
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“So I decided to reply because I felt he was being rude,” she said.
In just four words, Legobane issued one of the most perfect burns of our time.
The tweet went massively viral. Celebrities including Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and Ava Duvernay faved it, and Legobane quickly gained thousands of followers.
People are already nominating it for “best clapback of 2017.”
And people are just straight-up obsessed with Legobane now.
In the midst of his epic dragging, Mokgerepi tweeted Legobane’s photo again — this time calling her “girlfriend goals,” in what appeared to be an effort to walk back his original tweet.
Legobane said she’s been “overwhelmed by the love” and has been getting messages from women saying her body positivity has inspired them to love their own bodies.
“It means a lot to me that I can change someone’s perception about their physical appearance by loving my own,” she said.
“I hate it when men think that fat girls are desperate and that we like every other guy ’cause ‘we don’t have options,'” she said. “It’s utter nonsense.”
“I can be fat and still be out of your league.”
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