article_snippet.sent: It's the fat-shaming/fit-shaming controversy that's refusing to go away .
article_snippet.sent: its London Underground poster of a genetically-blessed model in a small yellow bikini, promoting weight loss, came under fire from some feminists and body image campaigners who branded the campaign body-shaming and called for the offending images to be removed.
article_snippet.sent: Transport for London are in the process of removing the ad, and now internet pranksters have hit back with internet pranksters own version of its London Underground poster of a genetically-blessed model in a small yellow bikini, this time featuring three curvaceous women and featuring the caption: 'Yes.
article_snippet.sent: The image, which was posted on the London underground, is now being removed following complaints .
article_snippet.sent: Billboards such as this one, were defaced, as a result of anger from body image campaigners and bloggers .
article_snippet.sent: The parody showing model Jocelyn Corona in a bikini is being displayed at London's Knightsbridge Tube station on Saturday.
article_snippet.sent: Protesters are planning to gather  to demonstrate against its own poster.
article_snippet.sent: Because its own poster so literally flew in the face of We ethos of self-acceptance, We wanted to get We message out further, hence taking ad space in one of London's busiest tube stations.'
article_snippet.sent: The original yellow billboard image received around 270 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), mostly insisting that the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) objectified women and that the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) carried the insinuation that only svelte models were ready to go to the beach.
article_snippet.sent: Various posters were subject to defiant vandalism, with uproar sweeping social media.
article_snippet.sent: One billboard was pasted over with a piece of paper which read: 'Your body is fine just as Your body is.