If a person is constitutionally strong in alcohol, is there any danger in chugging a high degree liquor like tequila?
There is a female celebrity named Seika Tamukai, 22, who is active as a model and Youtuber.
In a Youtube video featuring Seika Tamukai, she chugged a large container of beer and a tequila shot-like liquor (tequila shot or whiskey).

Seika Tamukai was quite excited, probably because she drank a considerable amount of alcohol, but her face did not turn red at all, not even a millimeter.
Rather, Seika Tamukai's face as well as her neck and chest were not red at all, and her legs were not staggered or drunkenly crushed just because she was under high tension. (Some of the other members who were drinking with Ms. Tamukai in the Youtube video had their faces and bodies turned bright red.)

Seika Tamukai's face and body did not turn a millimeter red at all and remained skin-colored, even after drinking a lot of various kinds of alcohol. (She was just a little excited, but did not seem to have gotten very drunk.)

Seika Tamukai was born in August 2001 and is now 22 years old. She has a very pretty appearance, is very thin, and I think her breasts are larger than the average size for Japanese people.
Seika Tamukai is a very well-styled woman.
However, I guessed from the video that Seika Tamukai, with her lovely appearance and outstanding style, is a strong drinker. If a person is constitutionally strong in alcohol, is there any danger in chugging shots of high alcohol content drinks such as tequila and whiskey?

Is it only people who are weak drinkers (who turn red quickly) that chugging is dangerous?


There is a video of Ms. Seika Tamukai drinking alcohol with her male lover in the evening. Ms. Tamukai's male lover's face and neck turned bright red after drinking, but Ms. Tamukai's face and body did not turn red at all after drinking.