Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 15 segments
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Okay, so Samara Miller was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana on July 8th, 1998, making her 28 years old at the time of this video.
When you think of a body positivity influencer, you think of someone who was insecure growing up, that they were uncomfortable in their skin, that people would make fun of them all the time, And basically, overall, they were just insecure.
But over time, they realized that they were beautiful and they became more confident.
And then, boom, they became like a celebrity or influencer.
And now they are trying to encourage other women to love the way they look, despite the beauty standards that we got going on right now.
But that is not Samara's story at all.
Samara was, and still is to this day, very confident in herself, especially the way she portrays herself online.
You can tell that she's always been this way.
But I mean, these words have come out of her mouth that she was not insecure.
She was a go-getter and, you know, she was just like a baddie basically.
Like she was not insecure about her body growing up.
which could be a factor as to why so many people do not like her and they have strong opinions about her.
She said that the culture over there is authentic and freeing and that you don't need anyone's permission to show up as you are, which makes me want to visit New Orleans now.
Like if y'all live there, if y'all know anything about it or you have visited, let me know, because I love a place that's full of culture, full of vibes, and people are just having a good time.
So let a girl know, period, poo.
Cause she does not hesitate to say that it's in her bio.
But either way, to harvard so i mean she's very very smart and while she was there she studied sociology in 2021 she graduated from harvard but we were still in the middle of a pandemic a panini whatever you want to call it i think i can say the word pandemic now because for the longest time people were avoiding saying it because they said youtube kept flagging it so girl i don't know i'm gonna say it today hopefully they don't flag this video But yeah, we were still in the middle of the pandemic.
Like things were not cute.
It was 2021 and I think the pandemic really popped off 2020, but the end of 2019, that's when it started happening.
So, wow, I can't believe it's like six years ago since it's happened.
It's actually crazy how fast time moves by.
Like, oh my God.
Okay, so Samara Miller was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana on July 8th, 1998, making her 28 years old at the time of this video.
When you think of a body positivity influencer, you think of someone who was insecure growing up, that they were uncomfortable in their skin, that people would make fun of them all the time, And basically, overall, they were just insecure.
But over time, they realized that they were beautiful and they became more confident.
And then, boom, they became like a celebrity or influencer.
And now they are trying to encourage other women to love the way they look, despite the beauty standards that we got going on right now.
But that is not Samara's story at all.
Samara was, and still is to this day, very confident in herself, especially the way she portrays herself online.
You can tell that she's always been this way.
But I mean, these words have come out of her mouth that she was not insecure.
She was a go-getter and, you know, she was just like a baddie basically.
Like she was not insecure about her body growing up.
which could be a factor as to why so many people do not like her and they have strong opinions about her.
She said that the culture over there is authentic and freeing and that you don't need anyone's permission to show up as you are, which makes me want to visit New Orleans now.
Like if y'all live there, if y'all know anything about it or you have visited, let me know, because I love a place that's full of culture, full of vibes, and people are just having a good time.
So let a girl know, period, poo.
Cause she does not hesitate to say that it's in her bio.
But either way, to harvard so i mean she's very very smart and while she was there she studied sociology in 2021 she graduated from harvard but we were still in the middle of a pandemic a panini whatever you want to call it i think i can say the word pandemic now because for the longest time people were avoiding saying it because they said youtube kept flagging it so girl i don't know i'm gonna say it today hopefully they don't flag this video But yeah, we were still in the middle of the pandemic.
Like things were not cute.
It was 2021 and I think the pandemic really popped off 2020, but the end of 2019, that's when it started happening.
So, wow, I can't believe it's like six years ago since it's happened.
It's actually crazy how fast time moves by.
Like, oh my God.
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