11 Year Old Queen Is A Self-Taught Hairstylist

Like the parents weren't responsible for this shit

Kid's have talents and interests at a young age. What's so difficult to understand about that? Having supportive parents is a great thing. Good for this kid!

Kid’s? Really? Whyyyyyyyyyy?

That kid is so adorable and humble. Watch out for him in the future. It's great to see someone so young being so passionate about something. Good for him. Albeit his parents have indulged him. Is mum a hairdresser?

How soon before Momchausen has them on estrogen?

Bless his little heart! He has the balls to be his authentic self (< sorry, it just seems the best description) and a Mom who lets him fly.

I was just remembering the other day one of the worse beatings my step-father ever gave me was when he caught me in full makeup. I was 8 years old. Eyeshadow, mascara, rouge and lipstick. I had locked myself in the bathroom and he pounded on the door, practically tearing it off -- "What are you doing in there? Open this door immediately!"

I still don't know how he knew I was up to something. It's not like I made an announcement before I went in there.

Forgive the self-absorbed tangent. No Vince was I.

Delighted for this kid. You seem so happy and confident and pleasant for his age and it speaks volumes about the support he has received from his parents. I hope he has every successful in life

r6 hugs for your young self

He's a wonderful little guy.

He's not pretentious or overconfident or cocky, he just looks like he genuinely loves hairdressing, Must have great parents. They should be proud. He'll probably be the next Vidal Sassoon

Where was the father when this poor child’s mother was smothering him?

r11 telling the guys at work he has no idea who the kid is

For christ's sake, somebody feed him a cheeseburger.

This kid is more successful at 12 than I am at 46.

Now I'm depressed.

Good for him. Only the best wishes.

I'd rather him do my hair than one of these diseased skanks.

So thats how Jose Ferrer started...

As long as they don't trans him.

Or turns into Danny DeVito

It’s that rainbow bracelet.

This kid knows that nothing tastes as good as being skinny feels

Don't see the problem here. At least he's not a 'drag queen', dancing in bars or at parades for dollar bills.

Actually the kid is darling. Kind of brought tears to my eyes. Wish I had that much support and courage at his age.

Hopefully he keeps his current personality and doesn't turn into a stereotype.

I'm looking at you James Charles.

Praying he stays away from the make-up and the skirts, the non-* and the "queer" crap.

* - conforming, binary, etc...

[QUOTE] Hopefully he keeps his current personality and doesn't turn into a stereotype.

if Tabitha approves I don't dare not do the same

Should children work? What I mean is, there are plenty of children who would do well to have half the class time devoted to learning a trade. I wish I'd learned how to cook, how to weld, how to sew, how to fix a car--all things I eventually learned but always expressed interest in. Anyway, kids can't work except they do (as actors) so I wonder if these precocious kids we read about aren't part of a general movement back to apprenticeships. Plus academics.

R28 a lot of the employment problems we see in Canada are a direct result of the government doing away with trade schools.

They were seen as belittling to students so they were changed to regular schools or closed altogether.

Oddly enough, people who went to trades schools, like my cousin, are doing very well today precisely because they learned a trade.

That's what I was thinking. I grew up working class, first generation. I happened to love learning (if not school) but it is so unfair that half my classmates dropped out of the Brooklyn public school system by high school, usually because they had to learn a trade, on their own time/dime. They just missed trades in the school, which had been yanked about 5 years earlier I think. Not fair. I knew so many people, mostly guys, who were amazingly intuitive and inquisitive but they hated reading and so they dropped out.

In Canada the govt decided to change the direction of education towards books and computers because that was the new wave of employment. Great. Problem is today there aren't enough trades people doing any actual work like plumbing, electrical, cement and asphalt, framing, etc.

Does he do men's hair?

wasn't Rachel Ray skinny just a few years ago?! She is now HUGE (yikes!)

What country is she queen of?

r34 michigan

R35 Upper or Lower?

I'm gonna report him for practicing cosmetology without a license. Lifes a bitch, kid.