Woman's Musical Ode To Her 'Thunder Thighs' Is All Kinds Of Brilliant

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A musician and designer has created a hilarious tribute to her thighs in order to promote positive body image.

Brooklyn-based rapper Miss Eaves wrote β€˜Thunder Thighs’ to encourage women of all sizes to embrace their figures.

The anthem includes lyrics such as: β€œChub rub, the day is just heating up. So what, these board shorts are inching up?”

Alongside the oh-so-catchy: β€œThick thighs, sundress, I’m looking good. Thick thighs, sundress, I’m looking good.”

Miss Eaves

Miss Eaves based the song on her own experiences relating to her body.

β€œI love wearing sundresses, so in the summer β€˜chub rub’ is a constant struggle. I wrote β€˜Thunder Thighs’ last summer after a particularly hot day when I came home and started listening to a beat [music producer] KEISHH sent me,” she told Jezebel.

β€œThanks to a lifetime of experience having thick thighs, I was able to write the song in about an hour.

β€œThis track is really about me embracing my body but also finding the humour in issues thicker people face.”

We’re going to be singing this all day.

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