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Willow Smith, the nine-year-old daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, is following in the family entertainment footsteps. She has released a single called "Whip My Hair" and ... we don't hate it.
Willow has previously acted in "I Am Legend" and "Kit Kittredge: An American Girl." Her brother Jaden was seen earlier this summer in the reboot of "The Karate Kid." We fully expect the Smith children to be ruling Hollywood by 2021.
What do you think of Willow's first single? How does it stack up to "Parents Just Don't Understand"?
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she is growing up. love the song and im a grown woman lol. can not wait to see whats next for her
I think this is too grown for an 8 year old little girl. When she goes into concert what is she gonna wear? How is she gonna dance? She sounds like a grown woman and looks like one in this pic. I like the song alot but really think it is too grown. I guess I expected something a little more classic but I'm sure it will be a hit. I camn see Rihanna singing it in concert but not an 8 year old.
Omg really how is this song too old? It is a clean fun song quit being a hater
Love it! The whole idea of the Smith's owning Hollywood, love it!
i love it! i think that the lyrics are clean and age appropriate! shes tlkn abt flippin her hair which is somethin 9-yr-old girls are def into!! (being cute) and i think the edgy but still youthful/innocent way they dress her jus makes it all mesh together very well!! this is the kind of music young ppl need!! :)
Song's a beast... i'm surprised.
i love this song it gets stuck in your head hehehe
The girl got vocals!
This is good but...music isn't really about singing anymore. So good on the producers more than anything else.
Give me a break! Just because her dad worked in music doesn't mean she should get a free pass.