Bikini bridge
| Bikini bridge | |
|---|---|
Ilmiy tasniflash | |
| Olam: | Hayvonlar |
| Tip: | Bo‘g‘imoyoqlilar |
| Sinf: | Hasharotlar |
| Turkum: | Lepidoptera |
| Oila: | Gelechiidae |
Bikini bridge — Gelechiidae oilasiga mansub kuya turi.[1] The phrase originated in the United States[2] on January 5, 2014, coined by users on the /b/ board on the imageboard 4chan as a parody of popular thinspiration memes.[3] According to a posting on the website, users intended to spread content across social media regarding bikini bridges.[4] It was reported on by U.S. television program Today on January 7.[5] Several commentators critiqued the posts for displaying insensitivity or being "dangerous"[6] for women with an eating disorder.[7][8][9]
Bikini bridges have been described as "fake",[10] and compared to the Chinese trends "Collarbone Challenge", and the "A4 Challenge".[2]
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