It’s Not About Butts

It's not about butts. We all like them tbh. It’s about hyper sexualizing and objectifying women in a video game. Since human anatomy is now considered problematic according to game journalists, here's a bunch of pictures of some nice videogame arses. #freethebutt

A social media post argues that the issue is not liking attractive bodies, but the hypersexualization and objectification of women in video games. It quotes a sarcastic response presenting a collage of videogame characters’ buttocks with the hashtag #freethebutt, mocking game-journalism criticism of human anatomy. The meme is used as a sarcastic reaction to debates about sexualized character design and censorship. EN: A social media post argues that the issue is not liking attractive bodies, but the hypersexualization and objectification of women in video games. It quotes a sarcastic response presenting a collage of videogame characters’ buttocks with the hashtag #freethebutt, mocking game-journalism criticism of human anatomy. The meme is used as a sarcastic reaction to debates about sexualized character design and censorship.

• @itvbia / 10195 2021-02-09