Cassey Ho's "Designs that died" get some practical rescue plans
Viewers propose bathroom fixes for a pink bodysuit and new uses for mesh-lined shorts in an unusually detailed comment section.
Why this story? The video drew 1,001 comments in its first day, 10 times a normal first day on this channel (99).
Designs that died
Cassey Ho has written off the running romper before viewers can intervene. "I'm not even gonna ask you keep or kill because definitely kill," she says, modeling one of the abandoned activewear prototypes in blogilates' "Designs that died." Her audience has other ideas about what deserves saving.
The Short opens up the rejected-design pile: a bright pink bodysuit, a puff-sleeved milkmaid crop top and matching shorts with sheer mesh liners intended to prevent thigh chafing. Ho explains the practical doubts behind the pretty details. The crop top didn't feel useful enough; the bodysuit kept prompting the same bathroom question.
That question has become a design problem for viewers to solve. One popular suggestion proposes a back opening so the bodysuit could pull down without coming off completely. Others would change the running outfit's neckline or add an adjustable waist rather than abandon it.
The mesh shorts bring the most specific alternative uses. Commenters imagine wearing them for ballet, layering them under other clothes or changing the liner's length and color. Several distinguish between the anti-chafing idea and the romantic pink shorts around it: keep the function, rethink the pairing.
The first-day comment section was roughly ten times busier than usual, even though views were ordinary for the channel. Ho does explicitly ask for a keep-or-kill verdict, but many replies go beyond voting. They're offering alterations, down to where an opening should go and how far the mesh should extend.
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What viewers say
The pink bodysuit is beautiful. Why not add an opening/a slit in the back so you can pull it down like pants that are still connected
@SkyesHouseOfWeirdSee it on YouTubeI like the thick mesh idea but would prefer the shorts to be maybe a different shape or length?? I’m not sure, the length and color of the mesh just seems hard to match with outfits
@TuningAnAppleSee it on YouTubeplease relase those shorts with mesh they would be perfect for ballet in the summer!
@ginacasleySee it on YouTube
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The first one just needed a better neckline. A waist that can be tightened would be cute too
@TheChroniclesOfAbbiSee it on YouTubeI think the first one has some potential with some reworking- the colours are very nice and it’s a different look to what I’ve seen you do before- reminds me a bit of British slightly upper class polo sort of thing
@lizziedoyle8530See it on YouTubeI would wear those shorts all day every day in my ballet classes
@hooray4anaSee it on YouTubeThe shorts with mesh would be cute if the shorts looked more like a skirt/ more flowy and they mesh was capris or peddle pusher length:)
@soop5896See it on YouTubeI loved the first one - the color, the stripes, the style. I’d totally wear that
@poshspklrs1284See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
- Channel
- blogilates
- Subscribers
- 11,100,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 19,533,729
- Channel views, pace per day
- 3,403,442 (on a normal day: 2,414,572)
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,569,631 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 499,005 (on a normal day: 1,116,115)
The numbers
The unusual activity was in the comments, not the size of the video's first-day audience.
💡 Test your knowledge
What practical question helped send Cassey's pink bodysuit to the rejected-design pile?
Ho says repeated questions about using the bathroom contributed to her dropping the bodysuit.



