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Tony Effe body image controversy
Overview
Italian rapper Tony Effe drew criticism during Milan Fashion Week after posting social media content featuring himself wearing women’s size 26 jeans. In his posts, Effe commented on his physique by stating, “This is a women's size 26: slaves to food, slaves to carbohydrates. You are just slaves to sugar.”
The remarks prompted backlash from social media users and professionals in nutrition and mental health, who raised concerns regarding the impact of such messaging on younger audiences.
Following the controversy, Effe issued an apology and clarification. He stated that he did not intend to offend anyone and acknowledged that his approach was incorrect, noting, “We are human beings and we make mistakes.” He maintained that his original intention was to promote physical activity and a more active lifestyle.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTony Effe apologizes after social media backlash over diet comments
Italian rapper Tony Effe faced backlash after criticizing followers' diets and boasting about his small waist size. He has since apologized, stating his intent was to encourage physical activity.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTony Effe sparks controversy with comments on food and body size
Rapper Tony Effe sparked controversy at Milan Fashion Week after posting that followers are “slaves to food” while showcasing his women's size 26 jeans at a Diesel show.
Sources
donnapop.it · fanpage.it · notizie.it · udg.ch