Do you see the problem here? If you ask a woman what she weighs and want her to step on a scale she's going to kick your ass. No matter what the situation is, that escalates things to DEFCON 1.
Plus, then even if you escape legal consequences for throwing her down you're going to get nailed for body shaming as you admit that you treat fat women differently.
Slamming her to the ground was probably a bit much. The headlock is probably okay as long as it wasn't too tight (don't want to restrict blood or air flow) as that may've helped end the situation. Although, given that it appears that she brought some people with her (e.g. the girl that intervened as soon as he slammed the blonde to the ground), simply trying to subdue the girl may not have worked.
So, given the entire situation, it may have been better to just walk away given the difference in people and violent outbursts.
I assume that some editing software is involved that seemingly takes a standard issue "I can't hold a video cam device straight and steady without drunkenly leaning all over the place" video as the viewing area in the video changes angles a lot, especially in the second half of the video (presumably in an attempt to give the video a less seasick-inducing feeling)? Is there a name for that type of alteration or software?
That's just software-based image stabilization. It doesn't look nearly so awkward when used in photos, but in videos, since the actual image is rotating, it has to rotate it back to be level with the original image.
You're an adult, if you're gonna try to physically fight with someone else, doesn't matter whether you're bigger or smaller, male or female, be prepared to suffer whatever consequences come out of it, bad or good. If you don't want to get hurt, don't fight, plain and simple.
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