Скачать или смотреть What Did Nikki Glaser Say About Taylor Swift in Miss Americana? The Shocking Truth

When Nikki Glaser heard her own voice in Taylor Swift’s documentary Miss Americana, she felt "horrified." Why? Because her 5-year-old comment — "She’s too skinny; it bothers me... all of her model friends, and it’s just like, c’mon!" — was used in a montage exposing the toxic scrutiny that fueled Swift’s eating disorder . For Glaser, a self-proclaimed "obnoxiously obsessed" Swiftie, this was a brutal wake-up call.

But this isn’t just about celebrity drama. It’s a mirror to how we casually weaponize women’s bodies. In the documentary, Swift revealed how such comments triggered her: "A picture of me where I felt like my tummy was too big... triggered me to just starve a little bit" . Glaser’s response? A raw Instagram apology admitting her remark was pure "projection" — stemming from her own 17-year battle with disordered eating and jealousy .

Why does this matter today? Because Glaser’s accountability created an unexpected bridge to healing. Taylor’s reply — "We have the ability to change our opinions... Sending a massive hug" — turned public shaming into a lesson on growth. Yet the aftermath was dark: both Glaser and comedian Jenny Johnson received death threats from extremist fans , revealing how online toxicity perpetuates the very harm the documentary condemns.

Key takeaways from this clash:
Words linger: Offhand cruelty can haunt lives years later.
Accountability frees: Glaser’s vulnerability ("I was jealous") disarmed shame .
Comedy isn’t a shield: "Jokes" about bodies often mask personal pain.

If this resonates, share your thoughts below. Have you ever regretted a throwaway comment? Let’s normalize growth over perfection.

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This video discusses sensitive topics including eating disorders and online harassment. Opinions are based on public statements from involved parties and mental health experts. Resources are provided for educational purposes; this is not professional medical advice. Viewer discretion advised.