Jordan and Salish Matter -- CRAZY 30,000 screaming girls turned out here for Salish's makeup brand launch

Shalish.

She’s a nice enough girl as these top YouTubers go… pleasant, upbeat, not a brat. But this turnout and excitement are insane. For just a product launch!

Cops just shut it down.

[quote]The 360 degrees of screaming EEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

Next time, take earplugs. Thousands of shrieking girls can be painful.

Did she sing “I Think We’re Alone Now” too?

I blame the mothers.

Lol R6, we’re two dads and were part of the problem. I naively thought for sure it would be 1K to 2K max, crowdwise. But our daughter’s fervent insistence on showing up was replicated across Jersey.

Torta, 7 year olds can’t vote

15 year old young women should not be wearing that much makeup, let alone launching their own line. Little whore!

You forgot to sign your post, Mrs. Ramsey.

Kid making marketing slop with AI edited thumbnails (psyop) - pure demonic EVIL

This is so weird to me. I don’t recall anyone getting this excited about makeup or skincare when I was a teenager. Sephora is overrun with preteens now, their moms in tow, spending hundreds of dollars.

My 8 year old niece uses expensive Korean skincare. All she wants for her birthday is gift cards to buy more. It’s out of control and nuts. How did this nonsense even start?

Wow that mall looks like something out of a Tiffany music video!

Korean skincare is excellent and usually quite affordable, but it’s overkill for an eight year-old. I’m not sure what skincare products an eight year-old kid actually needs apart from a mild cleanser.

The salish are a tribe aren’t they?

I don't get it either, R13. I can see them suddenly caring about skincare when puberty kicks in, peer attractions/crushes come in strong, and their formerly childhood skin goes through turbulence. But age 8?

So far our kid isn't interested in the products, she just likes the prank/game type of videos with Salish and her dad.

If the dad were hot I might be interested in this story. But he's not.

I’m glad my nice isn’t retarded

Here is a video of what OP is talking about. That screaming crowd is insane for a kid's makeup brand...

Call in the National Guard!

[quote] Korean skincare is excellent and usually quite affordable, but it’s overkill for an eight year-old. I’m not sure what skincare products an eight year-old kid actually needs apart from a mild cleanser.

How about body balance magnets?

Young girls are now so incredibly vapid. If you have not been around girls 7–15 in the past few years, you would be shocked. They spend as much as they can in both skincare and makeup beginning around second or third grade. They dress in a way that even “fast” teenagers didn’t dress when I was younger (and I’m not that old). Worst of all, they all look like clones of each other—middles parts, athleisue or slouchy sweats, hoodies and uggs. Sure, young people have always followed trends, but now the lane has narrowed to like one or two acceptable looks. It’s freaky, and a lot of the social media obsessed mommies seem to love it.

Who? I dont know them.....

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