Big Naturals
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About
Big Naturals is a slang expression used to describe naturally large breasts unenhanced by silicone or other cosmetic surgery. The term likely originated in pornography but has been used to describe well-endowed women on the internet since at least the 2000s. This slang commonly appears online in memes, porn or in various comments and replies, whether seriously or humorously.
Origin
Though the exact first use of the term “big naturals” to describe breasts online is unknown, the slang definition was added to Urban Dictionary[1] by user Douche man Dick on January 24th, 2009, as “a girl that has huge natural tits” (seen below). The definition received 34 likes and six dislikes in roughly 12 years.
Spread
After initially being spread online for several years, the phrase began appearing in various tweets and memes on social media in the late 2010s with a strictly humorous context. On September 14th, 2017, Twitter[2] user CIAGoFundMe tweeted one such example of the term being used for comedic effect, receiving over 152 likes in three years (shown below, left). On April 10th, 2019, Twitter[3] user nobody_stop_me tweeted a similar use of the term (shown below, right), receiving over 924 likes in over one year.
On March 31st, 2020, Instagram[4] user moma.ps5 posted a meme including the term, accumulating 455 likes in seven months (seen below, left). On June 16th, Twitter[5] user killdads tweeted another reference to the slang expression, accumulating over 1,500 likes and 200 retweets in four months (seen below, right).
On September 5th, Twitter[6] user lunch_enjoyer tweeted “everyone is mad at me for having big naturals,” receiving over 1,500 likes and 92 retweets in roughly two months. On October 14th, Instagram[7] user spilledmyjuice posted a meme using the term (shown below), receiving over 1,800 likes in two weeks.
Various Examples
Search Interest
External References
[1] Urban Dictionary – Big Naturals
[2] Twitter – CIAGoFundMe
[3] Twitter – nobody_stop_me
[6] Twitter – lunch_enjoyer
[7] Instagram – spilledmyjuice
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