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I ain’t mad at a little 10 year old girl. I want to know why teen vogue is doing a shoot and she’s only 10/11? Teen Vogue, get it. As cute as she is it misleads other little girls. Who are not as prevliged as she is. Little girls are growing up waaaaay to fast these days. It’s one thing to be confident and another to be cocky and a combo of the two at such a young age is not a good combo doesn’t matter who you are. Let her be a kid for GOD sakes!
Sing Says:
February 4, 2011 at 11:51 am
She is too much, love it! Diggin the poufy hairstyling too.
I don’t know, I kind of love her. She seems easy to relate to (if you can look beyond the outrageous wealth and privilege). I love the fact that she listed Target and CVS as her favorite places to shop. And that her hair is natural and not straightened to the max (despite my own hair tendencies I will try to steer my kids away from the creamy crack at all cost). I think if I were a parent, I’d be okay with my kid idolizing Willow Smith. She seems to be a splendid alternative to all the Disney pop tarts.
6 Responses to “…whip it real hard…”
Disclaimer: CMV views does not reflect the same as Instant Vintage. These are purely mine, and mine alone.
I ain’t mad at a little 10 year old girl. I want to know why teen vogue is doing a shoot and she’s only 10/11? Teen Vogue, get it. As cute as she is it misleads other little girls. Who are not as prevliged as she is. Little girls are growing up waaaaay to fast these days. It’s one thing to be confident and another to be cocky and a combo of the two at such a young age is not a good combo doesn’t matter who you are. Let her be a kid for GOD sakes!
She is too much, love it! Diggin the poufy hairstyling too.
I can’t help it, I love her song!
Oh no!!!!!!!!! Now I really won’t be able to get this song out of my head as I whip my hair back in forth, oh dear
I don’t know, I kind of love her. She seems easy to relate to (if you can look beyond the outrageous wealth and privilege). I love the fact that she listed Target and CVS as her favorite places to shop. And that her hair is natural and not straightened to the max (despite my own hair tendencies I will try to steer my kids away from the creamy crack at all cost). I think if I were a parent, I’d be okay with my kid idolizing Willow Smith. She seems to be a splendid alternative to all the Disney pop tarts.
Is someone thinking of HAIR in all its amalgamations?