Ariana grande

[PurseLynne]

���� she's 21 but dresses like an oversexualized teen. She's gonna end up like Mariah- wearing children's clothing & creeping everyone out.

I know. She'll be 40 still looking Lolitaish. I think she looks 21(she's just tiny and a bit baby faced), but her style accentuates her youthful features making her look younger than she is. I think she knows this. She's trying to look like a Lolita. Wish she would pick a better style.

 

[KrissieNO.5]

If she isn't appealing to a 21+ audience, how does she have a Lolita vibe? LOL!

She's not appealing to a female 21+ audience.I should have made myself clear. It's no secret or shock she's marketed with a Lolita twist. Even Jay Pharoah commented on it at the VMAs. LOL

 

[KrissieNO.5]

It's sad because young girls shouldn't idolize someone who looks like a street Walker. Hilary duff is a whole other ball game. She was & still is someone you could look up too. She was never oversexualized, she kept herself out of the headlines, & she has self respect.

Thank you! I'm glad someone else agrees. Ariana is not someone I would want my future daughter to look up to. Hilary duff was and is a good role model and a great mom!

 

[labelwhore04]

Who is Lolita?

I'd rather my daughter look up to Ariana than any other female pop/disney star these days. So she dresses a certain way during performances? Who cares, no star covers up during concerts. There are many worse role models out there. I barely even knew who she was until lately, she keeps a low profile and isnt in the tabs for sketchy behaviour so i dont really see the problem. I think shes one of the better ones out there at the moment.

 

[Echoes]

Who is Lolita?

Lolita is a novel by Vladimir Nabokov, written in English and published in 1955 in Paris, in 1958 in New York, and in 1959 in London. It was later translated by its Russian-native author into Russian. The novel is notable for its controversial subject: the protagonist and unreliable narrator, a 37-to-38-year-old literature professor called Humbert Humbert, is obsessed with the 12-year-old Dolores Haze, with whom he becomes sexually involved after he becomes her stepfather. "Lolita" is his private nickname for Dolores.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita

 

[zaara10]

I don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! IMO it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

 

[Thingofbeauty]

i don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! Imo it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

+1

 

[labelwhore04]

I don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! IMO it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

It's inevitable that young kids will have an entertainer that they admire. We've all had a teen star that we looked up to as kids. There's no harm in it, kids grow out of that admiration stage. It's only if it gets obsessive than it becomes a problem(ie justin bieber fans). I remember when Britney was popular in the 90/2000's with the young girls and the media would refer to her as a "bad influence" and all this other stuff. I'm pretty sure me and my whole generation who grew up loving Britney turned out fine

 

[smilerr]

who is lolita?



I'd rather my daughter look up to ariana than any other female pop/disney star these days. So she dresses a certain way during performances? Who cares, no star covers up during concerts. There are many worse role models out there. I barely even knew who she was until lately, she keeps a low profile and isnt in the tabs for sketchy behaviour so i dont really see the problem. I think shes one of the better ones out there at the moment.

+1

 

[AChanelADay]

I don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! IMO it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

preach!!

 

[LadyLouboutin08]

I don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! IMO it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

Yes, preach this good word!! ITA

Her album is number one in like 50+ countries on ITunes. I haven't purchased it but congrats to her.

 

[PurseLynne]

preach!!

I agree.

 

[Lounorada]

That's a whole lot of kids with access to iTunes... The songs of hers and ones she's featured on atm that play on radio are catchy but my oh my listening to her it's like she's speaking a foreign language. She does not pronounce words clearly or correctly, she pretty much mumbles them all together.
She might want to fix that very annoying habit.

 

[noitsyou]

I can't hear half the words sung in pop songs. I guess it's because most of the lyrics are subpar and don't make sense.

 

[KrissieNO.5]

i don't want my daughters to look at any pop star as a role model. There are better, stronger role models out there, starting w/ parents! Imo it's my responsibility to make sure my daughters (& son) don't idolize entertainers.

+1