I’m a ‘body catfish’ – I look slim from the front, it’s a different story when I turn to the side
TIKTOKERS praised a woman who revealed what her real body looked like, rolls and all.
The self-proclaimed “body catfish” proved looking good is all about getting the right angles.
Anya Jagus (@anyapanyalasagne) doesn’t mind being labeled a catfish, as she knows she looks completely different depending on how she’s standing.
“Did someone say catfish? Yeah that’s me,” she began in the clip.
Stepping away from the camera to reveal her figure, she lifted her T-shirt to flaunt her flat tummy and cinched waist.
“I look skinny from the front,” she said proudly.
The curly-haired beauty then turned her body to offer a side angle.
“But I’m actually fat,” she proclaimed.
Although her rolls were visible and her full stomach stretched her shorts far outwards, Anya clearly found humor in her ability to look so different.
She appeared unbothered as she laughed, gave a thumbs up, and danced along to the song Catfish Anthem.
Viewers appreciated her honesty about her body.
“Real,” one person wrote.
“Same girl,” added another.
Others praised her beauty.
“Your figure is gorgeous,” said one.
“A curvy queen. A bit of chub, perfectly gorgeous,” a second chimed in.
“Babe you’re not fat,” noted a third.
Anya isn’t the only woman who knows how to enhance her beauty with a little directional shift.
TikToker Natasha (@natashaleilaaa) took to the social media platform to show off her shocking catfish transformation, which didn’t require anything but a camera angle.
“Did someone say catfish?” she prefaced.
She showed herself close to the camera, flaunting her flawless makeup and pink dye job.
“Yeah that’s me,” she added.
She looked around mischievously, highlighting her graphic cat eyeliner.
“I look skinny,” she wrote in the video.
She then leaned away from the camera, exposing her belly in a tiny red crop top.
“But I’m a fatty,” she added.
Natasha is clearly proud of her body, adding the hashtags “#plussize” and “#chubbyqueen.”