Cute Little girl Engages in 'Serious' Argument with lady at a Salon; Stomps foot in Making her Point in Video
- A brave little girl was captured in an exchange of words with a lady who made her hair at a salon
- The little kid took serious whatever she was saying as she gesticulated and stomped a foot on the floor to drive home her argument
- In the adorable video, the smart female customer at the salon in playing along fired the little kid word for word
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An emerging video of a little kid and a lady arguing has stirred massive reactions on social media.
Despite being a kid, the girl acted like an adult as she faced a female customer at a salon squarely.
Source: UGC
@hermespenelope who shared the video on Instagram reports that the little kid had always seen the lady at the salon week in week out and decided she wasn't having it that day.
The cute kid stomped her foot and gesticulated in the direction of the lady as she kept shouted at the top of her voice.
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Despite the high-pitched tone of the lady at intervals, the kid seemed to be serious with her own point of the argument and refused to back down.
Watch the video below:
Social media users react
@flaggebailey commented:
"It's the hand movement, foot stomping and the icing on the cake "I'm going tell my Daddy", spoken like a true Beautiful Princess that she is"
@natty0420 remarked:
"Princess said not tuhday mam!!! Foot stomp in jamaican mean "come out mi business and life""
@bonita4eva said:
"Hermès look like she had facts on this convo. She can be my attorney anytime. Ain’t nobody getting a word in. lol❤️"
@tweettweetrose wrote:
"Hmm, looks like our insta niece won this round! Hands down. When you’re in her shop, her rules goes!"
@steffyfullstyle stated:
"This little debate made my night! Little Miss P had facts, receipts and a foot stomp; she was NOT having it!! Let her know Girl! I love it!! "
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