Music that Reminds You of Feederism/FA?

[fat_elf]

This is indeed another "parody", but the song that it parodies has nothing to do with it, and the joke is actually not making fun of fatness, in fact it is celebrating one person for gaining all the weight they can. 

Double Diet by Bob Ricci

Starts like a country music song, with somebody sad because his lover left him. The reason that lover left him is because he is gluttonous and obese. He decides to win her back, by losing weight and eating less. (Bad start...)

But then, we cut to her perspective, in a hotel, realising that she's made a big mistake and now she truly misses the exboyfriend just the way he was, fat. Deciding to do something to show him that she truly means it, and that she is not only truly sorry for breaking up with him but also that she actually is happy with his fat body, she realises what she wants to do to show him...

She drives out to the nearest fast food venue and orders everything on the menu, gorging herself till she fattens herself up into being even fatter than her exboyfriend is. 

For the next few verses, we alternate between him losing weight and doing a bunch of exercise, which is boring, and hearing her talk about how much fattening food she gorges on all the time now from eating Ben & Jerry's ice-cream at breakfast, to regularly eating mayonnaise straight from the jar, to eating everything in her fridge.

Finally, while he's on his way to do another work out at the gym, while she's on her way to make another dessert, they both stop and check the scales, seeing their mirrors and liking their respective new looks (muscles for him, obesity for her) and decide to send each other a picture of their new look, ready to ask out the other.

They both react with horror when they realise what has happened, but I tend to be uninterested in his reaction. 

She sees that he lost all his weight, is immediately turned off by a new gym bunny fat phobic version of her ex, so she immediately, with self-confidence and love for her own new morbidly obese figure, changes her message. She lets him know not to bother to come crawling back to her.