(That Joel Grey sure is a card, ain't he? Adorable.)
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I loved this so much. I miss my theatre people.
This is amazing. I want to act in a show!
On the other hand, I have a problem with the song fundamentally. He says "You don't know you're beautiful, that's what makes you beautiful." Is the artist implying that if she did have any self-esteem, she wouldn't be as beautiful? And what about her true qualities? Personality? Is it just her hair-flipping and looking at the ground that makes her beautiful?
I don't mean to spoil the fun, I just get annoyed every time I hear the song. That's the feminist me! : )
Beckah, I know. If I think about it, it annoys me too. I like this song because of this video.
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