How Ariana Grande's body got political MAGA influencers want women not just thin, but weak Salon · Aug 5
“SkinnyTok” Trend Reignites Concern After Online Trolls Go After Dua Lipa And Tate McRae "This is objectively wrong." Bored Panda · Jul 20
Skinnytok might have been banned, but we’re still being served ‘wellness content’ that politicises our weight IN FOCUS: Skinnytok is another example of politics parading as wellness and it’s gaining momentum, even after being banned, says Lois Shearing, author of Pink-Pilled: Women and the far-right The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2025
M&S Advert Banned For Promoting Unrealistic Body Standards Amid 'SkinyTok' Trend And Declining Body Positivity An M&S advert has been banned for promoting unhealthy body standards, as the unhealthily thin beauty standards of the 90s and early 2000s can be seen making a comeback on social media. International Business Times UK · Jul 23, 2025
Get It All Out of the System Plus: Strait of Hormuz possibly closing, NYC's socialist nonsense hopefully coming to a close, and more... Reason · Jun 24, 2025
TikTok Banned SkinnyTok, But ‘Skniytok’ Quickly Took Its Place RIP #SkinnyTok. Enter: ‘#Skniytok’ Marie Claire · Jun 8, 2025
France forces TikTok to ban #SkinnyTok but harmful content still persists The move comes as European countries sound the alarm on TikTok’s impact on youth mental health. Experts warn the app still hosts dangerous content under different hashtags. Euronews · Jun 4, 2025
OPINION - There's much to hate about SkinnyTok, but at least they're honest Kate Moss famously said in 2009 that her motto was “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels”. It caused an uproar, and throughout the 2010s, “skinny” was a dirty word. Victoria’s Secret Angels like Candice Swanepoel identified as “strong, not skinny”, while the body positivity movement came to the fore. Evening Standard · May 26, 2025