Fatties are proud of the way they look. You can tell. So, you've probably heard this new song by Aham, "Hello." It's release was around the time of Taylor Swift's (seen here chilling with fellow hottie, VS supermodel and friend Karlie Kloss) "Wildest Dreams" Adele is proud of the way she looks. Know how I know? Because in the entire 4 minute video, her body, is only shown fully for about 5 seconds, and it's either zoomed out half a mile and covered in three trench coats,zooming in so rapidly that you only see a blink of it, or nothing but her face, so zoomed in you can see her nose pores. It struck me that I'd never seen a pop video filmed like that, so I decided to look. Everything is shadowy, they're doing their best to even keep her neck out of the frame, and she's wearing as many ill-fitting clothes as a shirpa.  Compare that to Taylor's more normal video. She's not twerking her bare ass in front of the camera, even in bed she's 85% covered, but we get a sense for more than a second that she has more of a body than Zordon from Power Rangers. Adele said she feels no pressure "to be a skinny mini," That must be why she produces content this way. Also, look at the 60 minutes interview. Have you ever seen a male or female guest on a talk show where such a fastidious effort was made to prevent her body from appearing on screen? With Donald Trump, etc. there are multiple far-out moving shots, and the default shows head and upper chest. If you're not ashamed, why are you hiding?