FittySmallzAmerica’s first and only fitness expert and Rapstar, Fitty Smallz has produced his second original song and music video, as a follow up to his smash hit Hamburger Fries & Shake, which featured a guest appearance from Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell.This time, Fitty has an entirely different approach partnering with media superstar Whitney Way Thore whose viral video “A Fat Girl Dancing” and her “No Body Shame Campaign” has taken the Internet by storm. What better way to celebrate female empowerment and a platform that embraces all body types than with a song and music video titled Muffin Top? Breaking down the barriers of body image and body acceptance, Muffin Top promises to raise eyebrows and create controversy.
“Most people don’t realize that my platform is all about fitness. The typical fitness professional goes at people with “eat right and exercise,” but people aren’t listening to that. They are also bombarded with messages of weight loss and images of perfect bodies that make them feel bad about their own bodies. We try to give them something they can relate to and laugh about. Then it makes them think and hopefully inspires them. No one likes to be lectured,” says Fitty Smallz.
Whitney Way Thore has struggled with her body image since childhood. At age 29, after years of living with eating disorders, polycystic ovarian syndrome, weight fluctuations, self-doubt and depression, she made a life-altering decision: to love and accept herself as she is, to rise above the negativity that society forces upon anyone who is “different,” to live her life to the fullest, regardless of what the scale says, and, most importantly, to dance.
What began as a YouTube video called “A Fat Girl Dancing,” has exploded into a worldwide movement that fights the devastating effects of body shame, and promotes the idea of self-love and acceptance as a step toward total wellness. With the support of tens of thousands of men and women all over the world, the No Body Shame Campaign has grown into a full-fledged—and long-overdue—movement that recognizes body shame as a complex, multi-faceted issue that is best dealt with by first unapologetically loving yourself as you are, without being shamed out of a gym or off a dance floor.
A movement that knows positive change can’t start or be sustained until you are truly kind to yourself from the inside out. A movement that reaches even further – and aims to show that your body doesn’t have to limit you, whether it is deemed “too skinny,” “too fat,” or “too broken.” A movement that asserts that you don’t need society’s permission to seek your right to happiness.
When offered the opportunity to play the lead role in Muffin Top, Whitney jumped at the opportunity once she learned about Fitty Smallz and his platform.
“I kept seeing this guy Fitty Smallz tweeting about me and sending me private messages and asking anyone if they knew how to reach me about his project. Finally I sent him a message with my email address and he laid it all out for me. Once I understood the platform, heard the song and learned that he was a serious professional with over 30 years of experience, I know it was a perfect match. My partnership with Fitty Smallz and our Muffin Top project will take my entire No Body Shame platform to the next level.”
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Company Name: Notorious F.I.T. Productions
Contact Person: Fitty Smallz
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Phone: 904-610-3700
City: Jacksonville
State: Florida
Country: United States
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