Woman’s Unique Birthmark Makes People Ask if She Says Racial Slurs, Asks Them to Stop in TikTok With 8M Views

Woman’s Unique Birthmark Makes People Ask if She Says Racial Slurs, Asks Them to Stop in TikTok With 8M Views

  • A creator on TikTok showed off her birthmark and told people about a question that she often gets asked
  • The TikTokker gained fame after showing off her natural birthmark that is dark skin covering her chest and back
  • Online users were in awe of the woman's unique physical feature, and many people could not get over it

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A TikTokker showed people that she is proud of her birthmark. The lady gained a lot of views on the internet, and some people had odd questions.

Lady with birthmark goes viral
After showing people her big birthmark, a lady went viral on TikTok and got some interesting responses. Image: TikTok /@glo_aste
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The lady created a video and told people one question she gets asked. Online users were in stitches over the question.

Woman shows off big birthmark and discusses frequently asked question about it

A creator, @glo_aste, gained internet fame after showing off the birthmark that covers a big part of our body. The lady showed people that she had a patch of skin that looked fully melanated.

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In the TikTok, the lady complained that people asked if she could repeat the n-word because she has dark skin.

Watch the video below:

TikTok users speculate about creator's birthmark

Online users were horrified that someone asked the lady about racial slurs. Others complimented her birthmark.

People in the comments thought she had a form of vitiligo. According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), vitiligo is a skin disorder where one loses pigment in patches of the skin.

NayG commented:

"I have never seen a birthmark like this."

Hu Tao Kinnie commented:

"Ohh. I didn’t actually notice the birthmark I was so confused."

Weird Black Girl Music commented:

"You’re so pretty."

Albert Marcy commented:

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"Beautiful."

Veta Neville commented:

"Really? I don’t think people really ask you this!"

Karma New York commented:

"Who’s asking you that?"

Tundra Pimp commented:

"I didn’t know reverse vitiligo was real."

Dāgā u nmea sē tealg commented:

"Ya'll are so funny its not reverse vitiligo its a birthmark."

in ice spice we trust commented:

"She got re-vitiligo, it's the opposite of what Michael Jackson got."

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People shared thoughts about the lady's outfits she paraded before her man. Online users flooded the post with compliments about the gorgeous love birds.

Netizens loved to see how one couple spent their day of love on TikTok. The partners are both living with albinism, which was striking for many. In the clip with over 300 000 views, the lady tries on different outfits, and her man chooses what he likes.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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