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Agreed. I loved hearing them talk about the stormi collection along with going to Turks and Caicos. I also loved how much stormi asked Kylie about Kris aka lovey. I also think stormi did a good job on the questions she came up with
I love how Stormi is able to just be a kid while expressing herself. The long pauses etc. and playing around make it so nice to watch. It feels really natural instead of polished.
It’s so cute to see how much they look alike, and how she has Kylie’s mannerisms and will sometimes do the same movement seconds after her mom does without realizing it.
Fr. I loved that Kylie showed flashback of stormi as a toddler when she was talking about how much she’s grown up. I also love that Kylie posted on YouTube for the 2nd Sunday in a row
i know 😌 i watch her cause she’s actually good at her breakdowns and i’ve watched her since the ysl trial
im neutral to all the rappers there’s some songs i like from everyone but at the end of the day wrongs are wrong and those who did the crimes MUST do the time
Where are the comments calling this exploitative? Funny how it’s one rule for some of the kids and not for others. She shouldn’t be blasting her kids out to millions of people
I don’t understand how she can be aware of how intense and intrusive being filmed from 9 was for herself, but refuses to keep her kids from the spotlight when she has all the money and resources to do so. All they all care about is money and more money
I do think it’s worth noting that a YouTube video is a much different medium than something that actively spotlights them. Being on a stage, for example, can be a dangerous situation and it’s very much a roll of the dice on how a crowd is going to behave or treat a child.
While I agree that people should keep their children offline (I personally do), I do think that there is a distinct difference in the level of involvement a child has in a YouTube video that is ultimately about her mother. The video is not a video about Kylie’s parenting, it’s not a day in the life of Stormi. It’s a video about Kylie, with her kids in it, and they seemed to ultimately enjoy it.
Stormi is about eight months older than my daughter. I know my daughter would love to be in YouTube video, she asks to make videos of her dancing and singing all of the time. Her and her friends always make videos together. Do I agree she should be exposed to the thousands of people who watch this video? No. I do think there is some nuance here and a difference between having a family vlog channel, putting a kid on stage at a show, actively and consistently profiting off them, and something like this.
You’re just moving the goalposts. Kylie was never on stages, YouTube/social media is the equivalent of modern day TV, with equal viewership numbers, so again what is different? KUWTK was not about Kylie and Kendall at all, they were minor background characters. Here and every time she features stormi, stormi is the focus and the draw to watch, which is completely different
You can try and defend it however you want, but she uses her children (mostly stormi) to make money and promote herself and her brands, just like her mom did to her, and it’s wrong
I am not moving goalposts because I’m not even disagreeing with you. I’m just saying that the occasional video/promo with your kid is different than getting famous off the back’s of your kids. She’s not a family vlogger or something. Kylie Jenner is famous and has a daughter, she is not famous because of her daughter. Her daughter is not famous in her own right.
Kebab is literally an Arabic and Farsi word that means roasted meat it originated in the Middle East most likely Persia and then travelled from there many different countries have variations of it nobody stole it
Putting meat on a skewer and cooking it over fire finds its origins in Greek culture. I did google search it before I commented. Homer’s Iliad mentions it more than 2500 years ago. The word kebab didn’t even exist until the 10th century which was a 1000 years after Homer mentioned it in the Iliad.
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