If you ain't got a vagina you ain't smashing nothing brehSmash
Some people can be overweight but "in shape" if that makes sense. Queen is what older guys would call a brick house. She big boned, big tittied and thick all over but she for the most part carries her weight well.I've never really considered Queen Latifah to be fat but more just a big and tall woman. She's never looked fat at all throughout her career.
BMI's just like many other medical health charts and indicators were made specifically with White ppl in mind.
Cacs determined what's considered to be a healthy BMI and weight based off their own genetics and physical attributes so Black people along with everybody else (non-white) had no choice but to fall in line to their standard since historically in America majority of health specialists and doctors have been White plus the lack of Black medical specialist and our own medical sources (hospitals, health analysis, etc, etc).
She made some good points.
This is a good one.WHO YOU CALLIN’ OBESE? F-A-T-TeeeeYYYYY
Some people can be overweight but "in shape" if that makes sense. Queen is what older guys would call a brick house. She big boned, big tittied and thick all over but she for the most part carries her weight well.
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Her x-rays look like anyone else ain't no such thing as big bonedSome people can be overweight but "in shape" if that makes sense. Queen is what older guys would call a brick house. She big boned, big tittied and thick all over but she for the most part carries her weight well.
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She's on the tall side though she's just a big person. I read that according to BMI LeBron is considered overweight too. He stays in the gymHer x-rays look like anyone else ain't no such thing as big boned![]()
The trainer responds
UPDATE Tuesday, June 7 6:30 P.M.: Jeanette Jenkins, a trainer and health coach who says she worked with Queen Latifah, tells Glamour in a statement: “I did not measure Queen Latifah’s BMI. I do not use BMI charts. Those charts are based on your height to weight ratio, and they do not provide enough information. I measured her body fat percentage using two methods: bioelectrical impedance and with calipers. Body fat percentage is not the same as BMI. I then told her that she was over 36% body fat, which is in the obese category and the amount of body fat she carried at that time put a stress on her heart and increased her risk of heart disease. These are scientific facts backed by research from the CDC. Heart disease is the number one killer worldwide and when you are in the overweight or obese category for body fat percentage you increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, diabetes, and the list goes on. The clips on the Red Table Talk do not reflect the truth of the actual fitness assessment I conducted.”
This her?
They aint what they once were, breh.Them titties still there