Netizens Fume as Hawaii Tourist Claims She Was Told by 'Angry Mom' to Leave Beach Due to Bikini

© Photo : TikTok / @savysimsyoScreenshot from a TikTok video by Savannah Sims in which she claims she was pressured to leave a Hawaii beach because of her bikini swimwear
Screenshot from a TikTok video by Savannah Sims in which she claims she was pressured to leave a Hawaii beach because of her bikini swimwear - Sputnik International, 1920, 04.05.2021
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According to an April video posted on TikTok by user Savannah Sims, she was relaxing on a beach on the Big Island of Hawaii when she was approached by a woman who she claims told her to leave the beach because of her bikini swimwear.
Social media user fumed over the alleged incident, with a tourist in Hawaii purportedly told to leave the beach for wearing a bikini, after a TikTok video about it went viral and got over 1 million views as of Monday.

"Ik tourists can be a lot when you live in a#hawaii, but keep in mind that the world isn’t yours, it’s to be shared", Savannah Sims, the woman who claims to have been pressured by an angry mother to leave the beach, wrote in the video caption.

In the video, she is seen wearing a green two-piece swimsuit elaborating on what she describes as the "worst experience" on Hawaii's Big Island.

"The mom starts saying 'No I can't have that. That's not okay with me'", Sims claims in her video, moving on to say that the woman, who was accompanied by her children and boyfriend, told her that her bikini was inappropriate and "in the way" of her children. "I look up and she’s looking at me. So I asked if there’s an issue and she says she doesn’t want to be seeing my butt and lady parts."

According to Sims, she was forced to leave and the woman, who was allegedly wearing a “straight thong bikini" herself, then said "Mahalo" ["Thank you"].
 
The story saw some netizens outraged about the woman's behaviour, and users flocked to Twitter threads to defend Sims.
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