‘I Don’t Fit Their Image’: TikToker Says She Was Turned Away From ‘Facist’ Miami Restaurant
By Kathleen Won
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A TikToker says she was turned away from a Miami restaurant because she didn't "fit their 'image." She claims it was due to racism and discrimination, but some commenters disagree.
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‘I don’t fit their image’: TikToker says she was turned away from ‘racist’ Miami restaurant.
TikToker @sai_sippin posted the clip on Thursday, where she shows herself and her outfit outside of the restaurant. The text overlay reads: "Sexy Fish in Miami won't let me in with a YSL purse & heels because I don't fit their "image"...You would never get this service in NYC. Stay away from this racist, pretentious tacky, restaurant."
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In the clip, she says, "Sexy Fish won't let me in when I'm wearing heels and that's on racism and discrimination. Just Miami things."
The camera pans to her outfit [A], showing off her leather pants, a striped velvet top, black heels, and a red YSL bag.
As of Friday, the TikTok has over 54,900 views.
In the comments, some comments noted she likely wasn't let in as she wasn't following their dress code.
One commenter said, "You guys aren’t in dress code though." Another pointed out that it may be her jeans, despite the TikToker wearing leather pants.
Others responded, pointing out that "every white girl on their insta is wearing jeans."
One TikToker shared, "I wore jeans there. This is definitely discriminatory. You didn’t miss anything - most overrated Miami spot."
According to Sexy Fish Miami's website [A], they say they favor "a glamorous dress code." Items that are not permitted are shorts, beachwear, flip flops, hats, sliders and sportswear. The dress code doesn't mention jeans.
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Screenshot of Sexy Fish Miami's dress code guidelines from their website.
In a follow-up TikTok [A], @sai_sippin shared Instagram images of Sexy Fish Miami patrons to show that "they let other people in who were dressed the same like us.... & we had a reservation."
She also shared replies [A] from other people who said they weren't let in.
One user said, "I know someone else who's Asian who had the same problem. It's fucked up."
The Daily Dot has reached out to @sai_sippin via Instagram direct message and Sexy Fish Miami via email.
The post ‘I Don’t Fit Their Image’: TikToker Says She Was Turned Away From ‘Racist’ Miami Restaurant [A] appeared first on The Daily Dot. [A]
So...do zoomers just not know what a dress code is? I know nothing of this "Sexy Fish" place, but I'm willing to bet it has far more to do with her not meeting the dress code rather than being an Arab or whatever. Could also just be the bouncer's way of telling her she looks broke, which is the reality I'm going with. Thot Patrolling really is a thankless job.
And I'm sorry, but this:
That right there, is just. *Chef's kiss*
As of right now, she has made three other TikToks over this matter. They aren't really important, but if you want to see a zoomer flounder and flail to try and be the one in the right, here:
By Kathleen Won
Article / Archive [ https://archive.ph/poD0L ]
A TikToker says she was turned away from a Miami restaurant because she didn't "fit their 'image." She claims it was due to racism and discrimination, but some commenters disagree.
© Provided by Daily Dot
‘I don’t fit their image’: TikToker says she was turned away from ‘racist’ Miami restaurant.
TikToker @sai_sippin posted the clip on Thursday, where she shows herself and her outfit outside of the restaurant. The text overlay reads: "Sexy Fish in Miami won't let me in with a YSL purse & heels because I don't fit their "image"...You would never get this service in NYC. Stay away from this racist, pretentious tacky, restaurant."
TikTok / Archive
In the clip, she says, "Sexy Fish won't let me in when I'm wearing heels and that's on racism and discrimination. Just Miami things."
The camera pans to her outfit [A], showing off her leather pants, a striped velvet top, black heels, and a red YSL bag.
As of Friday, the TikTok has over 54,900 views.
In the comments, some comments noted she likely wasn't let in as she wasn't following their dress code.
One commenter said, "You guys aren’t in dress code though." Another pointed out that it may be her jeans, despite the TikToker wearing leather pants.
Others responded, pointing out that "every white girl on their insta is wearing jeans."
One TikToker shared, "I wore jeans there. This is definitely discriminatory. You didn’t miss anything - most overrated Miami spot."
According to Sexy Fish Miami's website [A], they say they favor "a glamorous dress code." Items that are not permitted are shorts, beachwear, flip flops, hats, sliders and sportswear. The dress code doesn't mention jeans.
Link / Archive
Screenshot of Sexy Fish Miami's dress code guidelines from their website.
In a follow-up TikTok [A], @sai_sippin shared Instagram images of Sexy Fish Miami patrons to show that "they let other people in who were dressed the same like us.... & we had a reservation."
She also shared replies [A] from other people who said they weren't let in.
One user said, "I know someone else who's Asian who had the same problem. It's fucked up."
The Daily Dot has reached out to @sai_sippin via Instagram direct message and Sexy Fish Miami via email.
The post ‘I Don’t Fit Their Image’: TikToker Says She Was Turned Away From ‘Racist’ Miami Restaurant [A] appeared first on The Daily Dot. [A]
So...do zoomers just not know what a dress code is? I know nothing of this "Sexy Fish" place, but I'm willing to bet it has far more to do with her not meeting the dress code rather than being an Arab or whatever. Could also just be the bouncer's way of telling her she looks broke, which is the reality I'm going with. Thot Patrolling really is a thankless job.
And I'm sorry, but this:
That right there, is just. *Chef's kiss*
As of right now, she has made three other TikToks over this matter. They aren't really important, but if you want to see a zoomer flounder and flail to try and be the one in the right, here:
