In the past year South Africa’s top athletes have brought home the Rugby World Cup and a mixed martial arts trophy. Cracking that champions’ list are South Africa’s booties — topping the list of the world’s biggest derrières.
Perhaps it’s our love for BBLs or gym-grown booties made by the likes of the King of Squats himself, Nkululeko Dlamini, but the team at market researcher Gitnux, found that South Africans won by the widest margin at 105.9cm. While stars such as Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj and even Doja Cat have been famed for their sets, the Americans barely scraped into the top five spot at 102cm on average. Perhaps Kim Kardashian could have waited before her recent deflation.
Making it into the top three were Argentina and Sweden at 104.14cm and 103.86cm respectively. The biggest disappointment however was Brazil, which barely made it into the list of 15 countries.
While the fashion of posterior size is constantly waxing and waning, the greatest determinant is found in one’s genes. In a recent post on his website, plastic surgeon Dr William Bruno says it all relates to one’s genetic makeup.
