The aerial version, Soaring Backpack Attack!, causes Finn to rise with upward momentum while spinning around.įinn’s down-special also has different variants in the air and on the ground. The final hit of this move hits harder if Finn has more coins, but he will also drop several coins upon connecting with this attack. So take care of your body, do your squats if you want to, but don't stress out over getting the "perfect butt" - because you've already got it.For his up-special, Backpack Attack!, Finn spins his backpack around to hit enemies.
However, if all the crazy changes in what we consider the "ideal" butt can teach us anything, it should be that the "perfect butt" doesn't exist - and trying to obtain it will only lead to body shaming and unhappiness. Personally, while I know my butt will never be as big as the current booty standard calls for, I still think it's pretty rad that big butts are making a comeback - because for decades women with big butts have been made to feel like they need to shrink themselves. (In fact, I think it's safe to say these two may have the most idealized butts of our time.) Most recently, Minaj's ode to big bootys in Anaconda, and Kardashian's controversial (and hugely problematic) Paper cover have publicly celebrated big butts, and the women who have them, in a way that mainstream pop culture hasn't seen for some time. Over the past five years, successful women like Nicki Minaj and Kim Kardashian have used their influence, and their "assets" to help big butts finally come back around as the "ideal" booty type. So, basically, the '90s was all over the place where the ideal butt was concerned - and that's kind of awesome. Between the release of " Baby Got Back " in 1992 and JLo oozing sex appeal all over the mid to late '90s, big booties were considered sexy AF, too. Tyra Banks made history when she became the first black female to be featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated in 1997, and artists like Jennifer Lopez and Sir Mix-A-Lot were able to do encourage big bootys as the ideal butt type in a very public way. However, other famous supermodels of the '90s, like Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell, were also celebrated as having the ideal booty of the time - and while their butts weren't necessarily big, they were round enough to fill out hot pants with ease.Īdditionally, the '90s ushered in a new era where the booties of women of color finally began to be idealized in mainstream pop culture. "heroin chic") which basically means, in some eyes, the ideal '90s butt was super tiny and kind of flat. Back then, supermodels like Kate Moss and Elle Macpherson popularized the "waif" look, (a.k.a. Supermodel butts (whether they were small and flat, small and round, or big-ish and round) were the ideal booty type in the 1990s. Just to prove the futility of it all, here are 11 examples of how America's "ideal" butt has changed over the years. All butts are good butts, and the "ideal" butt has changed so much over the years, that stressing about it is pointless. How can women and girls not feel dissatisfied with the shape of their backsides (or any other part of them for that matter) when the "ideal" female body type is ever-changing, predominantly centered on white women, and consistently unattainable for most women? It's madness. When Nicki Minaj released her bootylicious cover of Anaconda last year, the public was outraged - but when Victoria Secret angels sport thongs on the runway or on the cover of Sports Illustrated, they're basically revered as goddesses in human form. Before Beverly Johnson graced the cover of Voguein 1974, a woman of color had never been featured on the magazine's cover - and that was barely 40 years ago. If you're skinny, society says you're not a "real" woman because "real women have curves." On top of our culture's obsession with the size and shape of women, our beauty standards have also been consistently whitewashed. If you're plus-size, society tells you to be thinner. But the whole concept of the "ideal" butt (or the ideal body) is what leads women and girls to wish for different body types in the first place. Actually, it's kind of awesome that big butts are having a moment - because they're beautiful. Of course, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. You've heard the saying: "Girls always want the body type they don't have." Today, this phrase could easily be changed to, "girls always want the booty type they don't have." With the rise of Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj, the "ideal" butt has definitely changed over the past decade.
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