Netizens rushed to the comments section to give their two cents on Marie’s latest vid, many adding rollercoasters to her list of ‘tall people problems’ – ‘Yep! Happened to me,’ said one fan
A lofty "7ft" spicy content creator has shown her millions of fans that she has, unsurprisingly, "struggled" to fit into another normal-sized space.
New Yorker Marie Temara claims to be part of the "world's tallest family online" and regularly keeps followers updated with her height-related shenanigans, most recently having to "squeeze" into a seat at a theme park.
While on her trip to Japan, where the average woman stands no taller than 5ft 2.8ins and men 5ft 7.2ins, the giantess took a detour to one of its theme parks and was quick to hop on a ride to reflect her large and lovely stature.
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In a recent Instagram post Marie mounts a seat of one of the rollercoasters after saying an attendant thought she may be too tall to fit, adding: "So I'm gonna go sit in the seat and find out if I fit."
Marie then awkwardly, and perhaps purposely, struggles to fit her legs inside of the ride before managing to sit down as an apt bone-crunching noise effect is heard over the video. "Oh nooo I don't fit," says Marie. "My legs are just too big to ride. Fail!"
Netizens rushed to the comments section to give their two cents on Marie's latest vid, many adding rollercoasters to her list of "tall people problems". "Yep! Happened to me at Universal Studios Osaka, Japan. Too tall," wrote another lofty fan.
However, most of the remarks were calling Marie out on her height – noting that she's actually a mere 6ft 2ins, which is undeniably taller than your typical spicy model, but not excessively so.
"Try putting your feet flat instead of having your heels on the bottom of the seat?" urged one person, as another said: "So I’m 6’1, and I fit like that, so are you not 7ft?"
A third quipped: "6'2" tall for a girl but not nearly as tall as she says she is," while another concluded: "I saw your foot to lift ur legs up more in order not to fit".
This isn't the first time Marie has "struggled" to fit into a normal-sized seat. The Daily Star previously reported she spent "£15,000 to fly first class" because she was "too tall for economy", but later complained when she had to "squeeze" into the luxury seats.
Marie posted a reel to Instagram documenting a recent flight she took from the US to Paris. The beanpole model has often complained how her height can ruin her day – she recently made headlines when she struggled to fit into a shower onboard a superyacht.
In the clip, Marie narrated: "I had to pay $20,000 (£15,000) for a flight to Paris because I’m too tall to fit in economy. But the seat was smaller than I expected."
The rest of the video was a harrowing montage of Marie struggling with her massive height. "I tried to lay the seat all the way down but my legs were still too long to lay down," she complained. "£15,000 wasted. I want a refund."
While Marie is unlikely to get a refund as they’re usually only dolled out for flight cancellations or force majeure, she had the sympathy of people in the comment section…more or less.
"Traveling has to be tough when you're 7 feet! Good luck with hotel beds!" wrote one user. "The problems of being tall!" chimed another.
Marie has demonstrated that she owns her towering stature with an unabashed delight, reflected in her fantastic sense of humour. This sky-high beauty also now commands an astonishing £87,000 per week from fans who are drawn to her towering allure.
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