Leggings and yoga trousers have provoked bans at a few schools, at least one lawmaker has proposed a statewide ban on tight-fitting trousers and a few social media users mock overweight women who wear them to Walmart. “Ladies, it’s pretty much leggin” weather, ‘ she says at the start of the two minute clip, which was posted 10 days ago on Facebook.
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Jamie Higdon Randolph of Cleveland, Tenn., published the video on YouTube earlier this month, & her no-nonsense opinion concerning the garment, coupled with her heavy East Tennessee accent, have helped generate a few 12 million views & counting on Fb & YouTube. “You can see all kinds of stuff through them”.
Someone find this woman, we need to be friends with her ASAP.
Randolph says that leggings are great when worn in moderation, but like all things they can be taken too far.
“Most of the time it doesn’t matter how big you are”, she says. If you can’t wear a shirt that covers your tail so I can’t tell you’ve got a few Aztec-print thongs on, you don’t need to be wearin’ “em…”
A video posted to Facebook by woman from Cleveland, Tennessee has gone viral. “I don’t care if you don’t love leggings – don’t judge me”. She even calls herself a “big girl, a thick girl”.
Another rule-breaker of hers is if leggings are so tight that people can see a tattoo through them.
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“I love legging weather”, Randolph said, employing the dropped-G. Period. That’s called pantyhose honey. ‘Lord Jesus. Them’s a big old no-no.
