Women React To The Most Controversial Barbie Moments In History! | React

[@amberclark5701]

I loved seeing an all female React for this! As a child in the 80s, not once did i think about Barbie in a controversial way. I never saw her as a teenager either. She had a house, a car and so many career options. She was an adult to me. I am curious to see what the guys would say.

[@suzawilo]

Same.

[@nizaru100]

same ! Barbie looked 25, Shelly looked 5 ! If they really made Shelly as her sis, then they screwed up ! 🙂

[@nizaru100]

IN THE 1982 TV SERIES " Cagney & Lacey " , when Cagney stares speechless at someone (Ex: end of the opening song) , she always reminds me of Barbie doll , the same face expression !🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MMMutatedRabbit]

They literally chose the most Ken looking person to play Ken and i’m here for it

[@suzawilo]

Amen 🙏🏽

[@teddie2]

Completely agree with Sharon about the impact of social media regarding food disorders... way more impact than a toy!

[@captnrobvious47]

The fact they mostly agreed that Ken was Barbie's best accessory is simultaneously sad and hilarious.

[@geezygee]

​@nizaru100 such a short lived era for barbie.. no one liked preggo and giving birth barbie. No one. 😅😂😅

[@nizaru100]

@@geezygee Fun thing : IN THE 1982 TV SERIES " Cagney & Lacey " , when Cagney stares speechless at someone (Ex: end of the opening song) , she always reminds me of Barbie doll , the same face expression !🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jefftobbin6833]

Yup perfectly classy and acceptable to literally treat men like garbage. Getting a bit tiresome and putting a LOT of strain mens trust and compassion for females.

[@nizaru100]

@@jefftobbin6833 I do consider fundamentally that it is not really the WOMEN who treat MEN in a such way , but Other Men themselves who do ! the Manufacturers of Barbie doll and " Her Accessories" ! CEOs , Chief Producers, etc.. Most decision Making Staff are MALE ! 🙂

[@citylily]

For me her best accessory was the convertible.

[@TraumaMomma]

Sharon hit the nail on the head with the reason why the tan lines weren't a controversy. Our parents didn't care and just wanted us out of the house and out of their hair. We are Gen X for a reason!

[@celeste-g]

What's funny is the movie actually makes fun of the way Barbie was so controversial back then and points out how bad it was for young girls to be influenced by barbie and I'm really happy the movie makes fun of the company's stupidity..and also points out that all of us are beautiful and should feel beautiful regardless cause we're women :).

[@emlovesstates3875]

I honestly thought that Barbie was just a doll just a toy. I never wanted to look like my Barbie.

[@bay3ach]

Actually, Lily shouldn't be considered as a "sex doll" she was just a doll for adults, like a collector doll, not quite a sex doll.

[@Heyguhh]

“SCISSOR”🤣 Sharon is hilarious😂

[@Kaylaw9]

I love the fact that Princess and the Pauper was included! That was one of my favorite movies as a kid!!

[@GhibliMovies753]

I’m 2 seconds into this and I’m already excited for this video 😂

[@NikolaYoda]

Idk.. I used to have barbie dolls but i never once played with it thinking i want to look like barbie. I used to play with legos a lot too and I dont think I ever went - oh I need to look like a box.

[@camilahopper11]

same! I just played with barbies and didn't think of wanting to look like a barbie

[@momiji7789]

I never wanted to look like a barbie ever. It's mind blowing to me that people are blaming her. She's a fashion doll, I was sewing clothes for my barbie since I was 7. The short haired lady in the video is right, social media is doing way more damage.

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

minecraft then became the most popular game of all time

[@jonathancabrera6034]

LMFAOOO THE ENDING 😭😭 Sharon and Jaír are just sooo funny together 😭😭

[@TheMaskedNate]

Another reason the preg midge was controversial is cuz she had no ring on her finger

[@garthrogers2269]

My then 7 year old niece just thought the song was about her doll. A decade later she heard the song played at a family New Year's Eve party and loudly said: "Wait... That's a SEX SONG???"

[@venadacent7696]

Oreo Barbie....WTAFF????!!!!!! How the fudge did that get passed???!!!

[@MrFrankhdgs]

I'm really glad there was such a broad selection of the female population, represented in this REACT video.

[@declanfan30]

It was really cool to see all of the old Barbie commercials and all of these controversial moments I never knew about. This was a really cool episode 🙂👍🏽

[@ambibambi1021]

You guys should do a bit more research I’ve known since I was little and just looked it up to be sure, the inspiration for Barbie was the creators daughter who was always talking about her dreams and aspirations while drawing paper dolls

[@AtomicMama42]

You must have only just learned that.

[@ambibambi1021]

@@AtomicMama42 learned it when I was 7👍🏻

[@TheUnstoppableBar]

That’s only part of it though. She noticed that her daughter doesn’t have as many toys to play with as her son does. Then she and her family went on a trip to Germany and that’s when she saw the German sex doll. She bought about 4 of those and brought them back to America, and decided to create a new and American version of the doll but for kids, and she named her after her daughter.

[@Zandersaurus]

7:23 When I think of the name Midge, my first thought was Donna’s mom Midge from That 70’s Show

[@LaaLLiiH]

I had a pregnant barbie when I was a kid and look at me now... having my first baby at 32

[@scaryconspiracyfacts]

Congratulations🤍

[@skyblue_jayyy]

Hey ARMY!

[@vickyvic8619]

Does anyone remember My Size Barbie? The Barbie that was supposed to be your size, that you could switch clothing with. Did anyone else get their heart broken when they got their doll and realized they weren't Barbie's size?

[@CadiganColeman]

When I saw the “Oreo fun” Barbie I literally gasped-- THEY DID NOTTT💀🔪

[@reshsgurl]

Let’s not forget that while Barbie was named after Ruth’s daughter, Ken was named after her son. So the origin story of boyfriend/girlfriend Barbie and Ken, is that they were named after brother and sister. So funny and interesting.

[@dbsagacious]

2:49 This is a bit out of context btw. The reason it was perceived that way, was because prior to Barbie, nearly all dolls that little girls played with were baby dolls. They didnt think that they wanted to play with a doll that was older.

[@Dollznvibez]

lili was not a sex doll or a call girl she was a secretary at a news paper who was a gold digger and she was a novelty doll for adults who were fans of the character

[@crishaneaen]

"barbie will always have an impact with everyone" true

[@Drawededed]

In middle school, myself and two girls try to recreate this music video for a digital media class and were told that we cannot show it to the class because it was too controversial because of the lyrics "you can brush my hair; undress me everywhere" lol

[@Noorliving08]

Wait I didn’t catch, what was the issue with the princess and the pauper?

[@wilkersonarielle]

I love Jair & Sharon as a duo in these vids

[@neverlandnights]

The inspiration for Barbie was NOT a sex doll. She was a German doll based off of a character in the newspaper. It's like calling a figurine of any adult female character a "sex doll" It's just a small version of a character. The character it was based off of wasn't only focused on sex either, there were jokes about her entire life. She might've looked like a pin-up but she wasn't a SEX doll. This constant dialogue that sensationalizes a child's toy by saying it used to be a sex doll is weird.

[@LadyArachnea]

exactly .. it was Bild Lilli - sort of Pinup more like Marilyn.. but don't ask too much to Americans .... They will never thanks the German for Inspiring Barbie ..

[@TheCbazza]

the "german sex doll" thing is incredibly misleading. she wasn't a sex doll she was a character who was a little "risque" for the time and she eventually became a doll. ruth then used that doll as inspiration

[@nizaru100]

Barbie was indeed a SEX DOLL! Compare with Fulla, Polly-pocket or Cindy ! Barbie was a Revolt teen, a libertine ! Barbie, now is an old Granny , will soon pass away, be buried, eaten by larvae, .... the same for us 🙂

[@pancrys]

It was, like, a sexualized doll, you know? They sold it in places for guys, like, mechanics and stuff. 🙄

[@btetschner]

I predict that the film will not only be a smash hit, but it will spark a whole avalanche of Barbie culture...maybe even a Barbie theme park.

[@Lisa.M.]

Oh my word, I was didn’t know there was a commercial, but I was THRILLED about my happy pregnant Barbie. She just got busted out a few months ago for my niece’s so see how cool I am😂

[@ghostworld7816]

If you have a problem with Ryan Gosling playing Ken and he to old I got news for you technically Ken is 62 yearold and Barbie is 64

[@harshitadatla]

the way she said scissor at the end has me 😭

[@genkinoshi1]

13:18 I love them, immediately where my mind went after the commercial ended

[@artcika]

The whole "it's a body dysmorphia toy" thing is so much looked at from a grown-up's perspective, imo. I never saw the doll as a real human representation, nor did it have anything to do with my messed up body image that I later developed, in my 20s, and I also grew out of the "stereotypical" female stuff too as you get to know more of the world. I got a lot more influenced as a teen, looking at Britney Spears and other young stars in magazines and on TV, but even with that, it was more about clothes and fashion, rather than anything else, only with social media did I start thinking something was wrong with what I look like, how should I look like or how I behave and that was already in my late teens. Adults interpret everything as adults, kids are not interpreting it that way at all. It is REALY not that deep. Sure, some of the choices the companies make can look a bit questionable, but kids are kids. Social media, TV and ESPECIALLY, if not solely, your peers at school have a lot more to do with your insecurities than stupid cartoons, toys or whatever.

[@happy_face69]

You stated Barbie was designed off a German doll - which is correct! But she was not a sex doll, she was an office worker! Comic for adults, but an office worker. Though we do see her in her swimwear and not her underwear

[@exoticsamba492]

The German one was a sex doll tho. A sex object made to cater to predatory men.

[@happy_face69]

@@exoticsamba492 You need to do a little more research then as she wasn't a sex doll - may have been flirty etc. but wasn't made as a sex doll

[@exoticsamba492]

@@happy_face69 Unfortunately she was tho. Not saying modern Barbie is that bad, but it is what it is.

[@happy_face69]

@@exoticsamba492 No unfortunately about it - you need to research as the German one wasn't a sex doll. You just repeated yourself instead of doing any further research into it. If you are so sure - show me your research so I can tell you what you are missing

[@number1fool]

@@happy_face69 what was the German doll called?

[@IzziSweet25]

The moment she mentioned the first black Barbie, I KNEW Oreo Barbie was going to be mentioned. I remember that was mentioned on the news! It was such a big deal and soooo many people were pisst!! Now that Barbie is worth ALOT of money.

[@savannahreyes7719]

Izzy and Sylvia are the duo I didn't know I needed

[@tarakennedy707]

Midge was based on Gidget. Her hairstyle was actually pretty typical of teenage girls in 1963. She doesn't look middle aged idk where they're getting that.

[@KK-000]

17:52 "SCISSOR" hahahahaha

[@imgabiireyes]

sharon telling people to touch grass is honestly hilarious. “you need to go outside.”

[@TsukiyoTenshi]

Legit still love the old barbie direct-to-video movies! Er, well, not the newer ones, but more the older ones!

[@dakotac180]

I remember pregnant Barbie, my mom also said she didn't care. I'm glad Greta left out Oreo Barbie in the movie.

[@fae206]

I recently bought myself a new Barbie. Last year I got really bad sepsis infection and because I had untreated diabetes my blood sugar was like 832. To save my life and stop the rampant infection I had to have my left leg amputated (fortunately below the knee) my one year old niece has become really interested in my prosthetic so I looked to see if there were any toys with a prosthetic and found a Barbie with the left leg amputated (although hers is the whole leg) so I had to buy it for myself (I’ll show my niece when she visits)

[@btetschner]

A+ video! Fantastic tutorial about the history and controversies of Barbie! Really liked the commericals and the music videos too!

[@SandraSealySeawomanBDS]

Oreo?! Omg WTF? Didn't know about that one.🤦🏾‍♀️ But then Sharon in the last few seconds...😳😆

[@YSO992]

That one would have pissed me off. I got called Oreo constantly in high school because I liked to read fantasy books and spent most of my time in the library. Wth were they thinking!

[@alissatanner2955]

7:28 Izzy’s reaction to midge cracks me up every time 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Of course! Midge!

[@TheQuestionmarkstudi]

Sylvia: "She likes crabs.." Izzy: *in her mind* "Girrllllllll...."

[@84SuperBeast]

Where I grew up oreo just meant you have 1 black parent and 1 white parent. I don't remember it having anything to do with how the person acted. People don't like being labeled so it's still bad

[@vivianaavina786]

Honestly I’m really surprised at how some of the women reacted. Most of those controversies have an actual point. Like the math one. It’s the fact that anything catered to women would often be dumbed down or minimized like if she was just an airhead basically. So it’s a huge issue that has always been around now it’s just used in other things than toys because people talk about it more now but it didn’t end it just moved to something where no one has even figured it out yet, that’s how it is. That’s why I feel it’s okay to take a lot of things wrong because I’m a way ALOT IS WRONG. We’ve just normalized it a lot but there’s a reason why things are the way they are in society still… 😅

[@papajiggly]

12:52 I love that the Christie doll already looks kinda tired of Barbie's shit at her introduction.

[@o.m.a.r3311]

2:55 Only them huh? 4:06 It's not Barbie's fault. 5:39 Welcome to the 60s.

[@nizaru100]

Sindy, Polly-pocket , Fulla

[@Leah-xu2fd]

I feel like a huge nerd because I knew your trivia facts... I just adore history facts and you never know when a random fact will save the day and surprisingly Barbie facts always hit. The early barbie movies are the best. What a fun video.

[@amandalopez8365]

The Happy Family dolls were my fave! They need to make a comeback for real.

[@JulianneMalene]

I had the pregnant midge doll and I loved her!!! I played with her all the time and would pretend it was Barbie when she became pregnant hahah. I even brought her to school one day when we could bring our favorite toys

[@timsamanthony]

Barbie Girl by Aqua is just such a classic tune

[@nizaru100]

IN THE 1982 TV SERIES " Cagney & Lacey " , when Cagney stares speechless at someone , she always reminds me of Barbie doll , the same face expression !🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cooki3monstrrr]

"Scissor!" 😂 love Sharon

[@TraumaMomma]

This is the FIRST video that addresses the Growing Up Skipper Doll! I had her!!!

[@heyarmyyounicekeepfighting1747]

I remember when Midge and Allan family set came out and you know what my mom bought me the whole entire family set for Christmas because she wanted me to understand how beautiful and valuable family is as I was playing with them as a child. Now I’m in my 30s and I still have Midge and her family. I have lots of great childhood memories playing Family🌷

[@alexalittle1832]

I think a lot of these Barbie’s that came out were because of the time. Back then people watched their weight, it wasn’t cool to be “thicc” or overweight. Everyone was tiny compared to now. A lot of these Barbie ideas seemed great at that specific moment. Clearly they discontinued the ones that were way too controversial. I played with Barbies and watched the movies. Not once did I ever feel to be like Barbie. It was just a toy to fulfill my imagination. Barbie could do anything and I think people are just trying to nitpick everything because they want attention and start some movement or whatever. Kid’s realistically don’t sexualize anything because they don’t know!! Only the adults are sexualizing the doll.

[@agenttheater5]

I'm mostly raising my eyebrows over that scandal because they used a Daily Mail article - I don't trust the Daily Mail and I have friends in England who advise me against reading it, it's conservative and its sensationalist, I don't find it reliable.

[@libby8507]

i completely agree i remember making up stories not once did i compare myself to her when i was a kid

[@CanaldoGabe]

SCISSOR KILLED ME 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 SHAROOOOOOON

[@makushonjongramiresu1577]

Thanks to the movie I will forever remember Alan

[@Faith24387]

When I was younger I watched the princess and pauper all the time I still have the movie today but as a kid I always wanted the dolls

[@elinanasimova]

5:22 Amen! But honestly we need to talk about it more! SM has caused more mental health issues that barbie, fashion magazines or any kind of "perfect appearance" stuff(

[@heathersrubianoarango5934]

Omg I love your chanel and every person you have there, reactions are sooo genuine

[@withpeacelove366]

I always thought it was weird that Barbie's family members kept changing. When i was a kid in the 2000s barbie was in her like early 20s, she had a teen sister named skipper who was 14-16 and a little sister who was like 5-6 named kelly. They didn't have a mom and barbie was the mother figure for her younger sisters. Then i remember seeing a movie or one of those youtube vlog videos or something later on when i was in my teens or early 20s and barbie was like an only child or only had skipper.

[@nizaru100]

Barbie got married to Ken and had a daughter : Shelly !

[@Anonymouseduck]

My sister is 5'9" and like 115. It looks unhealthy but she all natural and always eats.

[@jodawa2504]

It's probably because your sister has a certain body type, is physically active a lot & may have a fast metabolism. Then again, it's your sister, so I don't know.

[@camilahopper11]

I don't really know why she would say that out loud- Were all beautiful! All that matters if we are kind

[@jodawa2504]

@@camilahopper11 by "We" you're implying both man & woman, which, in an ideal world, is true, but the biological, harsh reality is "we're all beautiful," when referring to visual, physical beauty, is false. The Body Positivity Movement, which is only for women, proves that "We're all beautiful" is a lie.

[@christianboehlefeld5168]

@@jodawa2504 Have you forgotten the "Dad bod" trend that swept Hollywood in 2015?

[@jodawa2504]

@@christianboehlefeld5168 oh, the "Dad Bod" trend started in 2015? Well, I wonder why. I think the "Dad Bod" trend is probably the male equivalent to the "Body Positivity Movement," which, if no one believes, realizes or cares to know, is only for women, not trans women, bur biologically born women. Ultimately, I think both movements & trends that persist to this day are to eradicate the U.S population & replace them with a new population. The irony & hypocrisy of the Body Positivity Movement is that, despite the "Dad Bod" trend, most women, regardless of their physical appearance & anything else about them, desire men in great, physical shape, while looking like a hippo, wildebeest or even a sumo wrestler which I like to call sloppapotamus. I think that men should deny women relationships & even sex due to the fact that she weighs more than her potential boyfriend/husband because if he can't lift her up to rescue her from a dangerous situation, while the argument can be made that the men should bulk up & gain more muscle, the women need to keep their weight under 200 pounds. Besides, what man wants to be with a woman and they look like the shape of the number 10, with the man looking like the 1, but the woman is fat & round like a circle or oval like the number 0? Then again, I'm speaking for myself. The dudes that do that are settling for a woman they truly don't desire, but sadly accept.

[@DaSmolPotato]

to elaberate more on barbies backstory. During the time period there wasnt many 3d dolls like barbie around most toys were like baby dolls or kitchen setups for girls. ruth noticed that her daughter barbra(which is where we get the name barbie from) would always be playing with paper dolls and putting different clothes on these paper dolls. so ruth had the idea to come up with a 3d doll you could dress up and change the clothes on. now around this time there was a german fashion doll named lilli, who was a comic strip character, however lilli's dressing was more sexual, she was more targeted for adults. lilli was one of the only 3d dolls similar to barbie at this time so they based the face of barbie off lilli. but barbie was always intended for kids, essentially the more kid friendly version of lilli. lilli was not a litteral sex doll.

[@fae206]

I still kind of find it weird how Handler named Ken after her son, aka Barbies brother if he was designed as her partner

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@fae206 I mean, her son may have begged her to name a doll after him as a kid and she promised she would, then when she got the chance... I could 100% see that happening. XD

[@patriciazitro1992]

I remember when I used to play Barbies I was obsessed with the Mattel Myscene Dolls who were like a hybrid of Barbie and Bratz , i used to wish I looked like them, I’ve recently collected a few myscene dolls and now I don’t feel the Same

[@shaqirawilliams1237]

I need Sharon and Jair to recreate that Barbie scene.🙋🏾😂

[@dakid40777]

in middle school all the boys was singing barbie girl on the daily.that song became a instant hit between me and my boys .i think family guy got us into that song

[@psychedelicyeti6053]

I remember the midge and Allen wedding and at the same time I didn't know this happened 😳💀💀💀 I remember that commercial, tho...so confused now 💀

[@geezygee]

Ok, many facts were left out on the creation. It was a husband and wife team, and And this i think is weird that everyone chooses to forget or leave out This husband and wife team named barbie and Ken after their own children But still allowed them to be bf/gf or husband/wife. So weird.

[@geezygee]

I never saw the oreo barbie This is much weirder (and worse) That is BOTH Mattel and Nabisco being 100% cool with it. But as a genxr I can testify, oreo was being used as slang for a person of specifically "black and white" heritage. Making it 2 different races available is EVEN WORSE THO Holy schnikes

[@HaleyBug221]

To me it's creepy having her be based off a sex doll. Like you're basically just being like let's make her look sexually attractive but not make her sexual. It's not ok and I feel like the husband was the one who based the look off his favorite German brand of sex doll looks...🤢

[@DaSmolPotato]

​@@HaleyBug221 she wasnt based of a sex doll, lili wasnt a sex doll, she was a comic book character who turned into a fashion doll, but her clothing was a little more risky and was marketed more to adults however they noticed some kids would her beacuse you could dress them up so ruth came up with the barbie doll which was ment to be a more kid friendly version for her daughter barbra, which is where we get the name barbie from.

[@verylemonygreen]

I only owned and ever loved one Barbie and that was pregnant Midge. When I was little I wanted to be a gynecobstetrician (dont ask idk why) and this barbie was IT for me. Thank you Mattel ahahhahahahahaha

[@lukemoonwalker8444]

I do think "Math Class is tough!" can be a problematic take from a very popular doll in a society that tries to fix a gender gap in certain fields. It's as if a little girl's favourite influencer/KZbinr discouraged them from studying science. Kids can be swayed easily.

[@zaratutsirol5391]

"everything is so damn controversial, man" hahaha yep.. everything

[@Stoneyy1991]

9:23 I had this when I was a kid. I use to put the pregnancy belly on the Steven Barbie (black Ken doll) 😂😂😂

[@citylily]

What about gymnastics Barbie? She could actually bend and do the splits. Also, the one where you style her hair- there were scissors to cut her hair, (as I was young I made a big error and got upset at myself for not realizing once you cut the hair it's gone) stencils, and color spray. I remember making star designs in the long hair and even crimping it. As I live overseas, did the US not have Teresa? She was the African American barbie sold here. Loved her outfits and how long they made her hair (which I definitely styled).

[@bibliophilelady6106]

I was a kid in the late 80 and early 90s. We had Barbies, but instead of Ken most of my friends and I had New Kids on the Block dolls or the occasional Eric from the Little Mermaid. Hasbro men were just better.

[@anabelle8784]

Yes!!!! I never had a Ken, I had Danny and Donnie from NKOTB. 😄😄😄

[@GiannaMarie007]

10:14 I used to play family all the time when I was younger, it was never weird. and no i dont think it incourgaed teen pregnancy Midge wasn't a teen!

[@CVargas202]

Allen was the MVP

[@jlrichardson922]

Sharon will never not be everything to me.

[@OliviaTorgerson-kl5dv]

They need to do a video where all the girls react to the original Barbie movies and the original Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse. As someone who grew up with EVERYTHING Barbie, the movies were my childhood.

[@Kaylaw9]

I watched every Barbie movie made before 2012.

[@thatgirl9532]

Okay but Izzy’s Barbie outfit slays here 🔥

[@yum_yumsauce4988]

As a Trixie Mattel fan, I knew all of this info and more lol

[@mspirits9911]

The way the generations sometimes reacted differently to some topics were hilarious 😂. But thank God everyone agreed that Ken is an accessories.😅

[@SirStrangefolk]

How can you not include "Earring Magic Ken" in the most controversial barbie moments?

[@kattahj]

I know! Disappointing!

[@tooangelfaced]

My niece had that Happy Family set...The pregnant Migde, her husband and 3 or 4 yo son... Plus a playset with baby furniture. And Grandma and Grampa Barbies with a kitchen...I remember because I bought the stuff and it cost a fortune lol

[@laurynhoy]

At least it made her happy

[@HouseMDaddict]

Yooo i remember that "happy family" jingle! I was 13 so I didn't really watch a lot of kid shows at that point but I remember that.

[@samanthakryder]

I remember having the princess and the pauper doll and it sang too. Pretty sure I annoyed everyone, everytime I set it off 🤣

[@me622711]

Lili was absolutely not a call girl or a sex doll, she was beloved in Europe by adults and families

[@melissacoviello2886]

I knew a lot more than I thought I would, but also my mom had so many of the original Barbie’s. Her favorite was always Midge.

[@madisonway8611]

She was actually inspired by her daughter Barbra 😭😂

[@me622711]

Ruth had two inspirations, Barbie being named after Barbara (Ruth's daughter) and Lili (who was just the European version targeted initially at adult collectors and then families/kids)

[@akashapagan4408]

You have no idea how ironic they happy family set turned out to be on KZbin and let me tell you it’s a good series

[@Kaylaw9]

"What does it bring you back to?" Dancing like an idiot and singing very badly in my room.

[@TxFire911]

Born in 82, I wasn’t a Barbie fan. I had a lot of older boy cousins so I was always trying to compete with them 😂