He is known as a beatbox artist, and is remembered by many as a descendant of the muscular "Survival," who also ran a well-publicized relationship on the island with Maayan Adam.
We mean of course Sagi Breitner who yesterday (Monday) he shared with hundreds of thousands of his followers on his other and exposed side networks.
Breitner continued to work on developing his musical career, while at the same time creating a lecture on empowerment on bullying and self-image, two topics very familiar to him as he had previously revealed in interviews, as someone who had been bullied as a teenager.
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During one of the lectures, Breitner arrived at Urban A High School in Modi'in, and a video taken by one of the students present at the lecture soon found itself in Tiktok.
One thing occupied the hundreds of thousands of surfers who watched and commented on it: Breitner's different appearance, or in less subtle words, his weight gain, which soon became the target of dozens of vicious and cynical responses in a series of videos from the same lecture that began to gain momentum and star in its fruit.
"Mommy is the fattest murder," a surfer wrote.
"Where are the days of survival that he would have dismantled everyone?", Others wrote.
"I did not get fat. The ticking expands me," Breitner replied, half jokingly and half cynically, to one of the reactions.
Along with the mocking reactions, quite a few surfers also sought to bolster Breitner and were outraged at the Pat Sheaming he experienced.
"Ignore, you're an amazing person. They have no awareness, and that's a total weight. You can lose and gain weight, let a person live," they wrote, repeatedly pointing out how illegitimate it is to lose weight for a person because of weight gain.
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Breitner realized that his video had gone viral, and decided to open a ticking account in which he responded to the storm.
"Regardless of the lecture and the beatbox," Breitner said in the comment video he uploaded to the new Tiktok account he opened yesterday, and has already garnered thousands of views and thousands of comments and likes.
"Most of the reactions were about being fat. So it's true," he said, adding, "Posting that I was fat on videos from a lecture on self-confidence and body image is like letting Usain Bolt compete barefoot. He's not fast because of his shoes, he's fast because of hard work."
"My self-confidence does not come from the way I look, it comes from hard work."
Breitner went on to tell how he deals with those good souls and their abusive remarks.
"You can't control people's reactions, and that's just fine. You have to remember that the right coping is internal," he said.
"Building self-confidence in what I think of myself and not what others think of me. When I was in my prime, when I modeled and just complimented myself all the time in the comments, I thought it would be easy for me to find inner happiness and love. I found only sadness, superficiality and fakes. A pound more, I feel most whole with myself, engaged to the love of my life and working on things that make me excited, ”he said.
Breitner shared that he spent the last two years developing his career, which, he admitted, was indeed accompanied by body neglect that led to painful weight gain regardless of reactions, but this is how his priorities unfolded and he is whole with it, and his body will return to normal when he feels ready.
It's okay, it's happening, and it's human, "he concluded.
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