Peldanique:
I'm sure I will see it on tv. No medical selection before the program.

Not the biggest loser with personal trainers an diëtist but become fattest with feeders to help you grow as much. Great idea. Try Netflix 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Think the won't do but you never know. If they can earn money the do everything

Munchies:
No TV exec worth their salt will forgo something so important. It would be the stupidest thing they can do.

People have food allergies, diabetes, high blood pressure, auto-immune disorders, or a number of other things the show would have to keep in mind. And if they aren't disqualified, they'd have to at least make reasonable accommodations.

For example, if someone has a peanut allergy, the show would make sure they don't come into contact with such an allergy. If that person has seizures, then they would have to make sure that person has access to care and minimize their exposure to triggers.

If someone dies in their care because they couldn't be bothered to do basic due diligence, they would get sued into oblivion and/or no one would work with them again. And you have the added issue of further demonizing our fetish in the mainstream.

Morbidly A Beast:
The fit to fat to fit show seemed to go on without hitch I wonder how many wavers the participants had to sign…

Peldanique:
I'm sure I will see it on tv. No medical selection before the program.

Not the biggest loser with personal trainers an diëtist but become fattest with feeders to help you grow as much. Great idea. Try Netflix 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Think the won't do but you never know. If they can earn money the do everything

Munchies:
Not sure that will work for island survival as one tends to lose weight in those situations.

Fatrnfatr:
Overall, a dessert island has little in common with a desert island.

RadiactiveChocoMilk:
Can you imagine an event where several skinny people are released on an island where they will have to survive, there will be several things for them to survive but these will slowly fatten them up, in addition to several chubby people who will encourage the contestants to digest things that will make them fat, the last one in pie earns a lot of money

Ex Jock:
Is 1M what you need to monetize or just a nice round (heh) milestone? Also what sort of content, gaining journey or more of informative, discussion, fireside chat, etc? I wish you luck, as it would cool to have anything remotely mainstream, but I’m guessing like Munchies said you will fly under the radar for awhile, but if it really takes off you are bound to get trolls and tons of negative attention. Good luck, I’m interested in seeing what you post.

Just one request, please don’t sell out to the cringey click-bait thumbnail faces lol.

MrCupeKe:
The idea was that I would play Minecraft for example, and maybe everytime I die I would chug a soda, or everytime I say a specific word I have to eat half a burger. I would show results at the end, but I feel like this would appeal to more than feedism audiences. And also if a clickbait thumbnail will get me tons of views and attract more people, I’ll do it. If it gets views I don’t mind it being cringey as long as it doesn’t lie and deceive the audience.
And if YouTube hates this, then food competitions should be banned too

RadiactiveChocoMilk:
Does anyone have stories where society is fat?

Munchies:
I have one called "Food Is Love". Could never figure out how to end it tho. I got COVID and lost all of my inspiration.
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Battybattybattybat:
That one is great! Sorry that COVID did a number on you too.

I also love the Sims 4 thumbnail! 🤓

RadiactiveChocoMilk:
Does anyone have stories where society is fat?

2seatsalways:
Which in return will flip the fat positivity on its head. This is why I'm agreeing with activities for all bodies. I just feel like it would get boring if it was just restaurants and clothes shops.

RadiactiveChocoMilk:
Can you imagine a city dedicated only to fat people? and those skinny people slowly fattened by the environment of this same

Munchies:
Maybe not necessarily a city as that implies some really messed up governmental shenanigans. But I like the idea of a haven of safe space for fat people because that implies more agency.

RadiactiveChocoMilk:
Seeing as things are, it's not crazy to think that one day a city will be totally fat.

Munchies:
Except that it ignores reality. Let's not forget that people come in all different shapes and sizes for a variety of reasons.

As things are now, obesity rates will go up, but everyone won't be fat. Plus, this framing takes away people's agency.

To be clear, I'm not against having a city of fat people or a city being more fat-friendly. That sounds like fun. But this framing takes what could be a lovely thing and takes the agency from it.

Instead of a situation where people who want to be fat(ter) or a safe space for fat people to exist, it frames it as if people do not have a choice but to get fat. And in my opinion, that takes all the joy out of things.

2seatsalways:
This! If it can be all inclusive, but also cater to making living life as a plus size person much easier perhaps it could work. Chairs with arms? GTFO not in this city! Booths? Only in places that perhaps cater to this lifestyle? That way the people who enjoy stuckage can live that out.

MrCupeKe:
Even as a straight guy, I still find sumo wrestlers extremely attractive. Plus their healthy and in shape while being completely covered in fat.