A plus -size influenced person who needs two seats on journeys in Disneyland, has claimed the theme park as a 'nightmare' – claiming that other tourists could not stop staring.
Gracie Bon, 27, says that the entire journey, which should be a nice day out with her family, consisted of people who double and film her winding body.
The model born in Panama shared a video about the test with its 10 million Instagram followers and it has been viewed 5.2 million times so far.
In the video Gracie says: 'am I alone or are people not used to seeing big girls like me in Disneyland?
'Today I came to Disney with my family ready to have fun. But as soon as I arrived, the nightmare started.
'Some parents started to take me, so I decided to change the game. If they recorded me, I would record them. '
Gracie gave her glasses, who had a camera lens in the frame, to her brother.
“I let him catch everything. And let me tell you, I couldn't believe my eyes.
Plus-size social media star Gracie Bon, 27, needed two seats on a Disneyland ride and said that visiting the theme park was a 'nightmare' because people could not stop staring
The model born in Panama shared a video about the test with its 10 million Instagram followers and it has been viewed 5.2 million times
'People were shocked to see my body, such as' Hello, this is America. '
'Almost 40 percent of people here are a big size, so why did they behave like I was a rare being?
'What do people expect to do? Small myself so that I can go to an amusement park?
“One day I can't just wake up and be lean, it's 2025 and people have to realize that not everyone looks the same and that's okay.”
She continued: 'Anyway, I would not let my day ruin.
'I had so much fun, I needed two chairs on the slinky dog [ride] But that just means double the pleasure! '
She ended her video by asking: “What would you do if you were me?”
In the video, Gracie can be seen walking through the park and taking pictures with characters while visitors film her body with shocked faces.
She wondered why people were so shocked by her body because 40 percent of people in the United States are a plus size
Despite her apparently honest video, commentators chose the side of the spectators who claimed that she knew why people were watching her
She also captured the moment she took two chairs during a Toy Story Ride.
The post attracted 87,700 likes and almost 11,000 responses.
Despite her seemingly fair video, commentators chose the side of the spectators who claimed that she knew why people were watching her.
“You are not 'big' by nature, that's the problem,” someone wrote.
“Nobody wants to see that in a theme park with children,” a user claimed.
“Girl, you know why,” reads a comment.
“You thrive the attention,” argued a person.
Another said: 'It's not because you are plus size. It is because your body has been adjusted and looks too ridiculous for most people. '
“They look because it is not natural,” a commentator claimed.
“She's not serious,” wrote a user.
Another argument: “Girl please, you love the attention.”
This was not the first time that the influencer was called over her body.
Gracie has previously hit back on negative comments and claims that her body is 'what God gave me' and that she has not undergone improvement operations.
