I’m 5’2 and weigh 178lbs – I leave fans saying the Lord’s name in vain even though my BMI tells me something else
THE TikTok trend that sees women sharing their height and weight has taught us that what you see on the scale has nothing to do with how you look.
One woman laughed off the fact that she was labeled “obese” by the BMI charts.
Layna Paris (@mslaynaparis) is a California-based curvy brunette who is proud of her full figure.
As a petite girl but with a large chest and round bottom, she decided it was time she jump on the height and weight trend to shock her viewers.
In the video, she wore skintight blue jeans and a skimpy bra top, spinning around and posing to offer a 360-degree view of her hourglass figure.
“We all wear our weight differently,” she began.
“Here’s how I wear mine.”
Above her head she wrote her height, 5’2”, and her weight, 178lbs.
While Layna is clearly comfortable in her own skin, the BMI chart wants her to shed a significant amount of weight.
“So, my BMI chart says I’m obese,” she wrote alongside a confused emoji.
While Layna knows she isn’t “thin” and admitted she could potentially drop a couple pounds, she thinks the old-school doctors need to rethink the numbers.
“Maybe I can lose a pound or 10 but obese? Bye. Y’all know that 1800s chart isn’t accurate for everybody, right?” she wrote in the caption.
Viewers thought she was a 10 out of 10.
“You wear it well,” one person commented.
“Perfection at its best,” added another.
“Just right,” a third chimed in.
And two men just couldn’t hold back their awe: “GOOD GOD,” wrote one, and “Yes Lawd!” added another.