greateros:

@spikedcylinder

that's exactly what they want from you: disbelieve until you realize they have overtaken you.

The sign is allover the the place and yet you are still in doubt; the new 20 pounds note, the new CNN logo and lots more.

Pls remain in the dark it may be berra 4 u!

soloqy:

Oh well, dont you think its quite obvious even to the simple, what you are about and why you so desperately are trying to squash the information?

soloqy:

The truth is the more you try to 'point a finger' in your maker's face, the deeper the madness becomes.

The deranged, dont know they are deranged.

soloqy:

For a fool says in his heart : 'there is no GOD' .

soloqy:

Enjoy, the moments when you would try to 'deal with this person' in your posts as clearly, that book which you despise so much, warns me against arguments with your kind.

Purist:

@Tolulop001:

I don't get it. A 9 year old is too young to sing, or what?

Purist:

^^^ Oh, okay.  I get you now.

But really, we can't deny the fact that the very young ones today are being exposed to a lot of things, and the whole 'hater' thingy may just well be something she and her peers have grown to be familiar with.  Too young?  Well, that's moot.  One thing I've noticed in this life is, actions/events/occurences restricted to particular age groups always tend to change over time, especially with the 'younger generation' now assuming roles hitherto ascribed to the 'previous set'. In the next couple of years, we may begin to see 5 year olds sing about haters too.

But then again, the lyrics of her song may not necessarily represent the kind of person she is, or the kind of things that preoccupy her mind.  This is showbiz, and there's a target audience. At the end of the day, it's really all about the Benjamins.

aparata:

make she come see her mates for aj,where dem dey dance galala,she fit do am?

tpia@:

child actors

smh.

i hope she'll feel grateful to her parents for the heads up, after she's grown.

crackhouse:

she resemble will smith

fellis:

^^^^There are two basic reasons for the negativity:
1. The girl is still a child. For the love of peace, at least let her become a teenager/fully enjoy her childhood/get some ability to know what she wants to become when she grows up rather than deciding for her.
2. This whole thing just appears to be an attempt by Will Smith and Jada to make sure all their kids become famous. His son, Jaden, was made the star of a movie Will Smith directed titled the Karate Kid. That movie has sequels the boy would also star in.
What if the children grow up and wisen up to find out that they actually want to be engineers or accountants or scientists?

spikedcylinder:

Good girl.

You forget that they have an older son, who's about 17/18 who isn't into the show biz like his siblings, he wants to play football or something. How come the parents didn't also push him into the industry?

chiogo:

I don't think anyone decided for her. Did having celebrity parents influence her decision? Probably. But are they the one doing the singing for her? Obviously she does have the talent. You forget that they have an older son, who's about 17/18 who isn't into the show biz like his siblings, he wants to play football or something. How come the parents didn't also push him into the industry? If you watch any of their interviews, they claim to support their children in whatever dreams they choose to pursue.

As for leaving them to be kids, we can see what could still happen even if they're left to be kids in the case of Montana Fish. . . you do the math.

Dizzy001:

^^^^ possible,but they should be more reasonable than that

and as for movies sesame street:-i no know am too oh

but as i dey search watch family guy, american dad,simpsons,south park,naruto e.t.c i go do the same for sesame(but if the show wack since na puppet,i go swear for person ohh)