History Main / FatAndProud

* Corey and Chumlee in ''PawnStars'' make no bones about their equally large sizes. Chumlee especially, which draws concern for his health from Rick.

* Rufus in the ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIV'' games. His bulk [[{{Acrofatic}} is an integral part]] [[FatterThanASpeedingBullet of his fighting style]].

* Rufus in the ''StreetFighterIV'' games. His bulk [[{{Acrofatic}} is an integral part]] [[FatterThanASpeedingBullet of his fighting style]].

* Fat Larry in ''VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines''

** To be more precise, there's a specific derogatory term for "fat" in the original Japanese that serves as his BerserkButton, but any of the more polite ways of calling attention to his weight (of which there are many, in that language) he takes in stride. Inconsistent translation in the various English versions have made it a little unclear what, exactly, sets him off.

* Comedian Gabriel Iglasias has built his stand-up career on [[TheMerch this]], [[http://www.fluffyshop.com particularly]] with the "[[strike:Five]] Six Levels of fatness."

* Comedian Monique has invoked this to death.

* Comedian Gabriel Iglesias.

-->''Pullin' aerial maneuvers at three hundred pounds or more!''

* Recently, Mercedes in Glee
* The Ogres from ''{{Warhammer}}''. Their culture basically revolves around eating and being fat; the fatter you are, the more of an Ogre you are. Even their religion, based around a deity they call "The Maw", says that Ogres are supposed to be fat. Ogres who are born skinny are thrown into a spike-lined pit (representing The Maw) and left for dead; the few who survive and escape the pit have been horrifically warped by warpstone deposits in the pit... and they're now bulky.
** Not quite true, it is outright stated in the army book that whilest an ogre can eat virtually anything and appears obese, the majority of it is solid muscle and frankly their stats show it. Gorgers on the other hand (the discarded whelps warped by the pit) aren't so much bulky in the conventional ogre sense as much as they look like utter killing machines, in the same vein that Varghulds embody Vampiric hunger, so too do Gorgers embody the efficient brutality of ogre-kind.

* In ''FamilyGuy'', when Lois first started gaining weight, Peter was upset but later began to really like it. When [[ResetButton she had to have liposuction]], he was found in the closet having sex with her removed fat.

** "...And worst of all, ''made me skinny!''"

* RealLife: The [=FAs=], fetishists, and the size acceptance crowd as a whole.
** Size acceptance is not the same as fat pride. Skinny or in-between is just fine too, if that's the way you naturally happen to be. BeYourself.

* Lorenda the Demon-Cow from ''{{DMFA}}''. She's noticeably fat, and perfectly comfortable with it, as seen most clearly in the strip [[http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_101.php when Dan first meets her]].