you mean she can't respond back to my instagram comment because she can't read or spell?!?!? oh man
for real, there are age limits on social media for a reason. there are also privacy settings for a reason. for those cheerlebs biatching about being stalked at a comp and not being able to get their nachos - lock down your social media and they'll go away. easy as that. so obviously you actually love the attention, or you would have done that already.
This is true. My cp is also a competitive dancer and the way little dance celebrities are treated,would make the cheer world seem tame. Studios promote having the danceleb at their studio, doing meet & greets and master classes,parent spent thousands and thousand of dollars to send kids to Australia,Mexico Europe and all across America & Canada, to attend and compete in competitive/convection,which we pay a pretty penny for. A well as kid endorsing their own competitions and dance wear lines,paying $10K to get a so you think you can dance choreography for nine year old dancing Debbie and so much more. Also with dance celebs,they are much younger than cheer celebes. There are very few teen,senior and adult dancers,who are known,but tiny ones,like ages 4-12,are the big stars,who everyone knows. The one thing about dance is the known ones,are amazingly talented for their ages and very few are know for their looks,expect maybe the dance mom girls,but if they weren't on that show, I don't believe any of them would be known,because in the dance world,they are just a bit over above average,maybe even average dancers for their age/age groups. Pageants also have itty bitty superstars...come to think of it,the sports/activities that involve girls,different than normal and with a little glitter added to it,are the ones with little stars in it....
I fully believe that anyone who has reached "cheerlebrity" status these days has taken steps to put themselves there. There's nothing wrong with knowing a lot of people and having friends from all over, that's part of what make cheerleading so great. But if you look at the cheerleaders who have achieved the biggest "stardom" I guess you could say, it's ones who have done things to put themselves in that position. This isn't an insult to any of them, I just find it to be true across the board. There are girls and boys on well known and successful teams who are just as talented/good looking (the prerequisites these days) and still fly under the radar.
I can completley understand that statement and I think if a person needs help to fund a sport and get sponsored and is still humble that is great. It bothers me the ones that are not humble.
