Bratz Tokyo a go go, The World of Culture Appropriation Among Fashion Dolls!

[@nene8774]

rip tokyo a go go repros

[@melaniereynaerts3711]

Harajuku fashion isnt cultural appropriation its such an american concept

[@Cfabulous990]

The early 2000s were a completely different time. With a different mindset. I learned to respect these dolls as they were trying to do something in the moment as i look back i can see how if they did this nowadays it would not fly. Mabye if they did they could honor the culture they are featuring instead of capitalizing off of it, speak with members of the culture to see what’s appropriate and whats not. Heck even donating a portion of proceeds to a charity that helps minorities is another ❤

[@heavenlypnk]

I don’t think anyone actually considers the the Tagg dolls as culture appropriation? So I don’t really understand why you made it seem like majority people have those thoughts about the tagg dolls

[@Florafioree]

@@heavenlypnk I’ve seen many comments on social media regarding the dolls and celebrities in my video, which is why i figured i would create a video on this subject! 👏🥰 If you don’t agree or dislike my video that’s completely OK everyone is entitled to their own opinion! 👌

[@heavenlypnk]

@@Florafioree That’s really interesting because I’ve never really seen anything comments like that about the tagg dolls. Fyi sorry if I seemed a little rude with my comment

[@Florafioree]

@@heavenlypnk I can make a follow up video specifically on the Tokyo a go go dolls, and share screenshots of the comments on social media like i did in my Yasmin video. You weren’t rude at all i love hearing others thoughts and opinions as well! 🤗🥰 Btw i love your Winx Club Mattel prototypes!! Especially the raincoat Stella doll!!!!🧚‍♀️✨