7 RULES OF BEING A TWEEN!

Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. Today I'm going to be sharing the official rules of being a tween. So let's get this video started. Rule number one, hoodie season can be all year around. I don't care if it's 85 degrees like it is right now. This is the style for tweens. We're literally wearing baggy sweatpants and hoodies and Uggs in 85 degree weather no matter what because it may be sweating but it's still comfortable. It's not about temperature, it's about comfort and coziness. Let me know in the comments if you agree. This rule is the hoodie law. Your hoodies have to be oversized and you have to look like a walking blanket all the time. Ew, delete that. Do not post that. Rule number two, never ever let your friends catch you lacking in a photo. Like if they see you looking chopped, that is not the baby. Like no, you can never get posted ugly, especially on my watch. This is a very important tween rule. Never let anyone post a ugly photo of you. Seriously, never. Oh, and I definitely have another tween rule that all of us can relate to. If someone tells you they need to tell you something, the whole world stops. No one is moving other than you and that person. You cannot eat, you cannot sleep, you cannot move, you cannot physically breathe, you cannot function until the person tells you what they need to tell you because you get scared and you don't know what to expect because when someone says that, they can say anything. So you're either cooked for life or it's the best news that could ever happen in your life. What do you mean you have to tell me something? Tell me it now. Do not tell me something and then don't tell me like that's rage bait. Definitely rage bait. Like if you can't tell me, then why would you mention it? Because now I have to know. And if I don't know, then we got a problem. Dad, stop. Never ever let your parents tell your friends an embarrassing story. First, I do not. We do not want our parents to ruin our reputation and tell our friends an embarrassing story. Like that is not what the fans wanna see. So if your parents do that, tell them to stop immediately because it's going to ruin your reputation. Like dad, keep that cringy story to yourself. Back up. Keep that in your mind. This is a very important tween rule. Never let any of your parents tell an embarrassing story. That's going to ruin your reputation. Now you see, this door is locked. It's not like I'm hiding anything. But when this door is closed, that means I'm trying to learn a TikTok dance secretly and peacefully without anyone coming in my room without my permission. Or I might be in a group chat or doing homework. But privately, privately is key to locking the door. So always lock the door. You're not doing anything secret. You're just doing your business. So keep it that way. This is everything. This is something that all tweens can relate to. Locking the door and doing whatever their mind takes them to. Oh, that's just me practicing some of my facial gestures. This is the mirror where I practice my side eyes, how I look, making sure I look good for a TikTok video. And you know, anything can come out of someone's mouth. So practicing my exact expression when someone says something that's just so unexpected. And this is a very important rule for tweens. Aw, so cute. The next tween rule is your water bottle has to match your personality, you guys. I definitely love cute Laboos. And one thing that I absolutely love are blind boxes. So cute. I got this cutie in New York. My baby. I got this cutie in New York at like a Pop Mart. And I, oh my gosh, I will do it again a thousand times. I love it so much. And this water bottle is just so cute. I love the colors and all the cute little Laboos. Like, oh my gosh, call them scary. I don't care. They're cute to me. So your water bottle has to match your personality. Let me know if your water bottle matches your personality. Do you accessorize it, add stickers, add key chains, et cetera? I remember a couple months ago, I got a new Awawa and decorated it, and it's so cute till this day. Okay, you guys, so this is the end of the video of the official rules of being a tween. Let me know which rule was the most relatable because I really wanna know what y'all think. And yes, so if you guys want more tween-relatable videos, make sure to smash that follow button. Follow me for more. And make sure to like, comment, and share it with your family and friends. Samia's out. Peace out, baby, with the new phone.