The topic of fashion in gyms from a US influencer has sparked intense debate over its suitability in public.
Faced with a wave of fierce criticism, the girl issued a mocking apology challenging the social network community.
Natalie Reynolds, a video game streamer from California, found herself amid fierce backlash after being criticized at the gym for wearing painted pants.
In response to the widespread criticism, she has now issued a sarcastic "so-sorry" on social platforms.
Reynolds' self-mockery apology post has gained significant attention, amassing over 3 million views and drawing renewed criticism from the public.
In her post, the 25-year-old streamer stated, "I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgment and I don't expect to be forgiven. I am simply here to apologize."
Reynolds referred to a recent contentious incident in which she recorded herself confidently strolling about the gym while sporting painted tights, in an ostentatiously arrogant manner.
It was revealed that the process of applying the painted leggings took her approximately 5 to 6 hours to complete.
The incident and Reynolds' subsequent sarcastic apology have sparked further outrage and disappointment among viewers and internet users.
Many people believe that her actions were impolite and shameless when she was almost naked in public. Some people even condemned her as a fashion disaster for walking around the gym wearing invisible jeans.
Despite the backlash she received, Natalie Reynolds, the video game streamer, continued to defend her actions in subsequent tweets.
She argued that people were overreacting and deemed it ridiculous for them to act as if she was naked when she was wearing a "sports gym workout bra and a bathing suit bottom."
Reynolds later issued an apology statement on her social account; however, the users quickly noticed that it resembled a mock apology rather than sincerity.
Natalie Reynolds's apology is to be taken as satire and not in any way apologetic for the morally sickening video she made in the gym, one user affirmed.
Why not just completely ban/ block all accounts going forward for these ppl? The second said.
That guy was just afraid that you'd stick to the gym equipment, don't be like everyone would notice your stupid and disgusting challenges, another insisted.
Or only saying this because of the hate and not because you're actually sorry, someone commented.
Apologies have to come with changed behavior, and you're not, a man wrote.
Fake apology, she just wants more money, another exclaimed.
